Contrary to the name, Tokyo Disney Resort is not in Tokyo City.
The theme park lies 28 km (17 miles) away from the city and takes one hour to drive.
Address: 1-1 Maihama, Urayasu, Chiba 279-0031, Japan. Get Directions.
Even though the park is located outside the city, it is well connected through transport systems.
Whether you are visiting from Tokyo, Shibuya, Narita Airport, Haneda Airport or any part of the country, here is the perfect guide for you to easily get to Tokyo Disneyland.
How to get from Tokyo to Tokyo Disneyland
Taking a train to Tokyo Disneyland
The most budget-friendly and easiest way to travel from Tokyo to Tokyo Disneyland is using the JR Pass.
The JR pass lets you access the well-connected Japanese Train network.
The closest train station to Tokyo Disneyland is the Maihama Station on the JR Keiyo line.
It is a 5-minute walk to the park from there.
If traveling from the Tokyo Station, take the JR Keiyo/Musashino Line to the JR Maihama Station (6th Station).
This train ride takes 17 minutes and ¥220.
Tokyo Disneyland visitors traveling from Shinjuku, Ikebukuro Station, Akihabara and Yokohama Station should take the train to Tokyo Station and transfer to the JR Keiyo line.
Get off at the Maihama Station, walk to the park, or take a shuttle bus.
If you are planning to take the subway to Tokyo Disneyland, you can also get a Tokyo Subway Ticket online which gives you unlimited subway rides for 1 to 3 days.
This is the perfect choice for foreigners who do not speak Japanese and families with kids who do not wish to spend time at the counter
Getting to Tokyo Disneyland from Tokyo By Bus
There are various bus lines connecting the city and the park.
You can take buses from Tokyo, Shinjuku, Yokohama, Akihabara Stations, Narita Airport, Haneda Airport,
From Shinjuku station to Tokyo Disneyland
You can take a bus from the Shinjuku Express Bus Terminal to reach Disney Resort, Tokyo.
The bus ride takes 50 minutes and costs ¥820 for adults and ¥410 for children.
To return to Shinjuku station from Tokyo Disneyland, take the bus at Bus Stop #2.
The first bus from Shinjuku Express Terminal leaves at 6.40, and the last bus is available at 9.50 am.
The first return bus from Disneyland leaves at 4.20 pm and the last bus is available at 9.40 pm.
From Tokyo Station to Disneyland
Take the Keisei Express bus at the Tokyo Station Yease exit bus stop 1.
The bus ride takes 40 minutes and costs ¥720 for adults and ¥360 for children.
The first bus leaves at 8.45 am and the last at 9.55 am.
To return to the same station, you can take a shuttle from Tokyo Disneyland Bus Stop 1 or DisneySea Bus Stop 2.
The return bus is available from 3.15 pm to 6 pm.
From Yokohama Station to Tokyo Disneyland
You can get a bus to Tokyo Disneyland from the Bus Stop 17 of Yokohama Station East Exit, in front of the Sogo Department Store Level.
The bus ride takes 60 minutes.
The buses are available from 6.15 am to 5.10 pm.
To return to the same station, take a bus from Disneyland bus stop 2 or DisneySea bus Stop 3
The return buses are available from 7.10 am to 10.50 pm.
From Akihabara Station to Tokyo Disneyland
Take the Transportation Plaza bus from JR Akihabara Station Central Exit East-side to reach the park.
The trip takes 55 minutes and buses are available from 8.30 am to 9.40 am.
While returning to the same station, take the bus from Disneyland bus stop 1 or DisneySea bus stop 1.
Return buses are available from 3.25 pm to 6 pm.
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Klook.comDriving from Tokyo to Disneyland Resort
When driving to Tokyo Disneyland from the Tokyo city, follow the coast of the bay to Chiba.
From there, take the exit at Urayusu and then the Wangan Expressway.
All of this will take 4 minutes.
Then drive on the Wangan Expressway until you see the Tokyo Disney Resort Sign.
Foreigners who can not drive can opt for car rentals or private transfers.
How to get from Tokyo Disneyland to Narita Airport
If you plan to get to Disneyland Tokyo from Narita Airport, take advantage of the Tokyo Disney Resort Bus.
The bus runs from 6 am to 6.10 pm.
The trip takes 75 minutes and costs ¥1800 for adults and ¥900 for children.
Visitors with JR Pass can take the Narita Express to the park.
From Narita Airport, take the train to Tokyo Station and from there, change to the JR Keiyo line to reach Tokyo Disneyland (JR Maihama Station).
This train ride will take 1.5 hours and is fully covered by the JR pass.
You can book a shuttle bus or private transfer from Narita Airport to Tokyo Disneyland for more convenient travel.
From Narita Aiport to Tokyo Disneyland by bus
Visitors can take a bus from Terminal 1, 2 and 3 at bus stop number 5, 12 and 6, respectively, to reach Tokyo Disneyland Park.
The trip takes 55 minutes and costs ¥2450 for adults and ¥1230 for children.
The first bus leaves at 8 am and the last shuttle to Tokyo Disneyland from Narita Airport is available at 6.10 pm.
To return to Narita Airport, take a bus from Disneyland bus Stop 8 or DisneySea Bus Stop 4 and reach the airport within an hour.
The return buses are available from 7.25 am to 7.30 pm.
How to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disneyland
The most convenient way to get from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disneyland is by shuttle buses.
The shuttle ride takes 45 minutes.
If you have a JR pass, you can take the trains.
Take the Tokyo Monorail from Haneda Airport to JR Hamamatsucho Station (23 minutes).
From there, take the JR Yamanote Line to reach the JR Tokyo Station (6 minutes), from where you must take the JR KEiyo Line to JR Maihama Station (15 minutes).
The park is 5 minutes from the station.
The best way to get to Tokyo Disneyland from Haneda Airport is to book a shuttle bus or private transfer.
You can book it online and in advance to ensure your trip is fully set and avoid any last-minute hassle and delays.
Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disney Resort by bus
Buses are available from International Terminal at Bus Stop 5.
If you are at Terminal 1 or 2, take the bus from Bus Stop 6.
The bus from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disneyland takes 45 minutes.
The buses are available from 7.35 am to 7 pm.
To return to the airport, get a bus at Tokyo Disneyland bus stop 8 or DisneySea bus stop 4.
The buses run from 7.30 am to 7 pm.
How to get from Hilton Tokyo Bay to Disneyland?
The Hilton Tokyo Bay hotel lies 3.3 km from the Tokyo Disney Resort.
You can arrange private transfers from the hotel or book a taxi at the reception.
The drive takes only 5 minutes.
If you wish to explore the neighborhood as you go to the park, you can walk 1.3 km.
The walking distance takes around 20 minutes to cover.
Disney Resort Line Monorail
Once you have reached the Disney Resort, you can take the monorail to travel within the park.
The monorail also connects the park and JR Maihama Station.
The monorail is available from 6 am to 12.04 am and costs ¥260 for a single ticket and ¥650 for a day pass.
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Klook.comParking at Tokyo Disneyland
You can spot the Tokyo Disneyland Parking about 10 minutes from the Urayasu Exit of the Shuto Wangan Expressway.
There are parking spaces for motorcycles, passenger cars and buses.
The parking lot has a height restriction of 2.2 meters.
Vehicles exceeding the limit will be redirected to another parking area that allows vehicles as tall as 3.8 meters.
The costs for parking are as follows:
| Vehicles | Weekday price | Weekend price |
| Passenger Cars | ¥2,500 | ¥3,000 |
| Buses | ¥4,500 | ¥5,000 |
| Motorcycle | ¥500 | ¥500 |
You can pay for the parking by cash, Tokyo Disney Resort Gift Cards, Credit Cards, Electronic Money, Debit Cards and Branded Prepaid cards.
Make sure you use only cards accepted by Japan.
If you are traveling by cab or private transfer, pick-up and drop-off points are near the parking space.
Opening hours of Tokyo Disneyland Parking spaces:
The parking lots are open from 8 am to 10 pm.
You can access the park multiple times on the same day with the parking pass.
You can enter the parking space until 30 minutes after the park closes.
To make sure you arrive at the right time, read through the Tokyo Disneyland opening hours before your visit.
FAQs about How to Get to Tokyo Disneyland
1. Can I use JR Pass from Tokyo to Disneyland?
Yes. JR passes are widely used to reach Tokyo Disneyland from the city.
2. Is it cheaper to buy JR Pass in Japan or online?
JR Passes are cheaper online and convenient to purchase.
When you buy it online, you can get a discount, skip the queues and escape last-minute hassles.
3. What is the nearest station to Tokyo Disneyland?
Maihama Station on the JR Keiyo line is the closest station to Tokyo Disneyland.
4. How do I get to Tokyo Disneyland from the Tokyo city center?
The most common way is by train.
Take the JR Keiyo or Musashino Lines from Tokyo Station to Maihama Station, which is right next to Tokyo Disneyland.
5.Are there direct buses/shuttles from Tokyo to Tokyo Disneyland?
Yes, buses and shuttles are available from various locations in Tokyo to Tokyo Disneyland.
Some hotels also offer shuttle services to the park.
6. Is there parking available at Tokyo Disneyland?
Yes, there are parking lots available for both cars and bicycles. However, parking fees apply and can vary based on the duration of stay.
7. Which airports are closest to Tokyo Disneyland?
Tokyo Disneyland is closest to Narita International Airport, although Haneda Airport is also accessible but requires additional travel.
8. How long does it take to travel from Narita Airport to Tokyo Disneyland?
It takes about 90 minutes by train and 55 minutes by bus, depending on the mode of transportation and any transfers.
9. What’s the best way to navigate within Tokyo Disneyland?
The park is well-marked and easy to navigate on foot.
There are also various modes of transportation within the park, including trains and Disney Resort Line monorail.
10. Are there any special passes or tickets for transportation to Tokyo Disneyland?
Yes, some special passes are available, such as the JR Tokyo Wide Pass or the Tokyo Disneyland Resort Monorail Pass, offering unlimited rides within a specified period.
11. Are there any tips for avoiding crowds during peak times?
Arriving early, especially during weekdays, can help avoid larger crowds.
Additionally, visiting during off-peak seasons or utilizing FastPasses can help minimize wait times.
12. Can I use my Suica or Pasmo card to travel to Tokyo Disneyland?
Yes, Suica and Pasmo cards are widely accepted for train and monorail fares to and from Tokyo Disneyland.
13.Is there assistance available for visitors with special needs or disabilities?
Yes, Tokyo Disneyland offers various services and facilities for visitors with disabilities or special needs.
Wheelchair rentals, priority access, and special viewing areas for shows are available.
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