Every Tokyo theme park ticket worth booking through GetYourGuide, hand-curated: Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, Sanrio Puroland, a guided Ghibli Museum tour with ticket, Yomiuriland, Fuji-Q, Small Worlds, a teamLab Planets entry ticket, guided teamLab Planets and Borderless tours with entry, and one Disney ticket-plus-transfer package. GetYourGuide no longer sells a standalone Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea passport, so for the ticket on its own we send you to the official Tokyo Disney Resort site. For the other parks, the where-to-book table on the guide tells you where to go.
Carried via GetYourGuide: Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo, Sanrio Puroland entry ticket, a guided Ghibli Museum tour that includes the ticket, one Tokyo Disneyland / DisneySea ticket + shared transfer package, plus a transfer-only option, Yomiuriland e-ticket, a teamLab Planets entry ticket and teamLab day-tours with entry (Planets paired with Asakusa or Odaiba/Gundam, Borderless paired with a Roppongi art walk), Small Worlds Tokyo entry ticket, Fuji-Q Highland day-tour with English driver, plus the Robot Piloting attraction.
On GetYourGuide, but not picked as cards: a LEGOLAND Discovery Center ticket (rated below our cut-off), and three listings that are new with no reviews yet: a Joypolis ticket, a Tokyo Dome City 10-facility pass (not the rides) and a Hakkeijima Sea Paradise aquarium ticket (no rides). Each link explains what you get.
Not carried here: the Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea passport on its own (official Tokyo Disney Resort site), a plain Ghibli Museum ticket (official tickets are sold only through Lawson Ticket), Hanayashiki, PokéPark KANTO (lottery), Seibuen, Moominvalley. Full where-to-book table →
GetYourGuide no longer lists a standalone Tokyo Disney passport (the 1-Day Passport we used to link here went offline in October 2026). Buy the ticket itself from the official Tokyo Disney Resort site: prices change by date, and the e-ticket is what you scan at the gate. We earn nothing on this link.
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The one GetYourGuide product that still includes park entry: a Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea 1-Day Passport (you pick the park when booking) plus a shared transfer, one way or round trip, from Asakusa or Shinjuku. The booking voucher is not your ticket; the operator emails the official e-tickets within 7 days of your visit. No free cancellation on this one.
Check dates →The Studio Tour in Nerima, listed on GetYourGuide under its own name. Tickets are dated and sell out weeks ahead, so check dates before you build a day around it. Not a ride park: a 3.5–5 hour indoor walk-through. Check the listing for which extras (digital guide, guidebook) your option includes.
Check dates →A plain entry ticket to Puroland in Tama, sold to visitors from outside Japan (that is the listing's own condition). Entry only: the buffet and paid line-skips are extra. If it has no slots on your date, a second overseas-visitor listing is here (4.4 from 18 reviews, from €28, Oct 2026).
Check dates →A guided tour with museum entry included, not a plain ticket, so it costs more than the ¥1,000 official ticket. Official tickets are still sold only through Lawson Ticket from the 10th of each month and go fast; this tour is the alternative when your date is gone.
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Overseas-resident e-ticket — best value Tokyo theme-park day at ¥5,900-equivalent. Goes through cherry blossoms in spring; the Jewellumination at night through April 5. Now houses PokéPark KANTO too (separate ticket).
Book →The plain timed entry ticket to teamLab Planets in Toyosu, and the most-reviewed listing on this page. You pick a date and entry time and must arrive within 30 minutes of it; no same-day sales, and the ticket is non-refundable, late arrivals included. You walk barefoot, in water up to the knee in places, so wear trousers you can roll up. If you would rather have a guide and a second stop, the two Planets combo tours below include entry.
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teamLab Planets entry plus the Odaiba waterfront with the 19.7m Unicorn Gundam statue — two of Tokyo's most photogenic venues paired in one 4-hour loop. Smart half-day if you want both without juggling logistics.
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Full-day round-trip from Tokyo with English-speaking driver — bypass the Fuji Excursion train transfer entirely. The simplest way to reach Fuji-Q without renting a car or wrestling with rural Yamanashi bus timetables.
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teamLab Planets paired with Asakusa instead of Odaiba — better fit if you want to combine immersive art with Sensō-ji Temple, and incidentally walk past Hanayashiki en route. The "two photo opportunities you'll regret missing" itinerary.
Book →A guided tour that includes the teamLab Borderless ticket at Azabudai Hills, with 2 hours inside, then a guided walk through Roppongi Hills to the National Art Center. It is a 4-hour guided tour, not a plain ticket, so it costs more than Borderless entry bought on the teamLab site. Worth it if Borderless dates are sold out or you want the Roppongi walk too. Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. The same operator runs a near-identical tour here (4.7 from 18 reviews, from €124, Oct 2026) if this one has no slot.
Check dates →A plain 1-day admission to the Ariake miniature museum, sold by Small Worlds itself: the Kansai Airport diorama, the Space Center and the Evangelion zone. The 3D-scanned mini figure of yourself is not included and costs extra. The ticket is valid for 2 months and you enter any time during opening hours (last entry 6 PM). Free cancellation up to 24 hours ahead. Three train stops from teamLab Planets, so the two pair well on one day.
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Transfer only, no park ticket: a private car between your Tokyo 23-ward hotel and Tokyo Disneyland. Pair it with a ticket from the official Tokyo Disney Resort site if you have a stroller, luggage or tired kids and don't want the JR Keiyo Line at opening or closing time.
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A 50-minute single-attraction booking — pilot a giant human-piloted robot prototype. Closest GYG-bookable analog to the kind of mecha-themed attraction that feels Tokyo-specific. GetYourGuide now lists it as "Patlabor INGRAM Hand Control & Mecharot Battle in Tokyo"; it has 144 reviews.
Book →We start from the GetYourGuide Tokyo "theme parks & amusement parks" category (30 listings) and aggressively filter for relevance — that category includes a lot of go-karting, maid cafes, sumo and rickshaw tours that aren't theme-park experiences. The 13 GetYourGuide picks above are what's left that's actually a theme-park or attraction ticket, a guided tour with entry, a combo tour or a transfer. Prices and ratings come from the GetYourGuide catalogue (October 2026), with review counts for the teamLab Planets ticket, teamLab Borderless and Small Worlds cards read off their listings the same month, and are shown in euros; your checkout may show another currency.
Standard rating cut-off is 4.3+, which all 13 meet. GetYourGuide also lists a Ghibli Park Premium Pass with entry support, departing Nagoya (4.1 from 7 reviews, from €141, Oct 2026); we don't feature it as a card because it is below the cut-off and Ghibli Park in Aichi is its own trip, not a Tokyo day. The same goes for the LEGOLAND Discovery Center admission ticket: its listing shows 4.1 from 37 reviews, below the cut-off, so it gets a mention rather than a card. Joypolis, Tokyo Dome City and Hakkeijima Sea Paradise each have a new GetYourGuide listing with no reviews yet; we describe them in the park notes and will reconsider once they have a rating. We've relaxed the usual 50-review-minimum since several of these are the only GYG listing for their park (Yomiuriland e-ticket, Fuji-Q day-tour, the teamLab combos, the Disney ticket-plus-transfer package). In October 2026 GetYourGuide took down the standalone Tokyo Disneyland 1-Day Passport and three Disney ticket and transfer combos we used to list; we removed them rather than send you to dead pages. Transfers are labelled as transfers: they do not include park entry.
For what GetYourGuide doesn't carry, our where-to-book table on the guide tells you the right channel — the official Tokyo Disney Resort site for a Disney passport on its own, Lawson Ticket for a plain Ghibli Museum ticket, and so on. We earn no commission on those.