Things to do in Tokyo Disney Resort

Amusement park

★ 4.9 (7K+ reviews) • 3M+ booked

Experience the magic of Tokyo Disney Resort Urayasu, where dreams come to life in a world of enchantment and wonder. This captivating destination, just east of Tokyo, offers a unique blend of American Disney charm with Japanese cultural influences, making it a must-visit for travelers of all ages. Step into The Kingdom of Dreams and Magic and embark on a journey filled with wonder and excitement. Tokyo Disney Resort Urayasu is home to Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, Ikspiari, and Grand Nikko Tokyo Bay Maihama, offering a variety of attractions, entertainment, and accommodation options for a magical stay.

1-1 Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba 279-0031, Japan

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chan ******

8 Sep

The queue to enter the park's game facilities this time is up to 30 minutes, and you can play Beauty and the Beast, but the laser show is canceled at night. I waited till night, stupidly, to hear the broadcast first when the clock was old enough.

Mon compte

8 Sep

a very nice discovery of this atypical disney, in fact I am used to the one at Disneyland Paris but this one changes a lot. Nice surprises concerning the attractions and meet

Rose ****************

8 Sep

I enjoy even Im alone. ❤️❤️❤️It was a great experience.

Yessi *******

8 Sep

I only went to Disney sea this time to go see fantasy springs with my family. we got so lucky that day because it was fresh too compared to the other days where it was hot!

Yessi *******

8 Sep

I really enjoyed Disneyland in Tokyo! the day we chose to go the lines were all short and we ended up leaving early!!! it was so much fun

Lee ******

8 Sep

Very useful and convenient to enter the park

Klook 用戶

8 Sep

If you want to use the tickets in the Disney App, you still need to print out the QR code order. Then when entering, you have to give the staff a QR code.

클룩 회원

8 Sep

As rumored, there were a lot of people. I think Disneyland is a good fit for children in the lower grades of elementary school.