How much does it cost to go to DisneySea in Tokyo?

Tokyo Disneyland Ticket Prices (Prior to April 2020)

Ticket Type	Adult (18 years & older)	Junior (Ages 12-17)
1-Day Passport	¥8,200 (US$76)	¥6,900 (US$64)
Senior Passport (Ages 65 & over)	¥7,600 (US$70)
1-Day Passport for Guest with Disabilities	¥6,600 (US$61)	¥5,500 (US$51)
2-Day Passport	¥14,800 (US$136)	¥12,600 (US$116)

Can you do Disneyland and DisneySea in one day?

Technically possible but not really worth it. Though if you skip the rides at Disneyland and just tour it around, you can do it without much problem, because the main time sink is the ride queues. There is no single ticket for both, though, you’d have to buy separate entries. 2.

How much does Disney Land Tokyo cost?

1-Day Passport

Adult	Junior	Child
9,400 yen	7,800 yen	5,600 yen

Can I visit Disneyland in 1 day?

Yes. It is possible to visit both Disneyland Resort theme parks in one day using either a Park Hopper Ticket or Magic Key pass. A Park Hopper Ticket allows Guests to visit more than one park per day. Guests must make a theme park reservation for the first park they plan to visit.

How much are Disney tickets?

A Ticket for Every Kind of Visit

Admission valid for. 1 Park Per Day. Ticket. Ages 10+ from: $109.00. per ticket.
Ticket with. Park Hopper. Option. Ages 10+ from: +$65.00 more. ($169.00 Per Ticket)
Ticket with. Park Hopper Plus Option. Ages 10+ from: +$85.00 more. ($194.00 Per Ticket) Admission to More Than One Theme Park Per Day.

Is Disney Japan expensive?

Japan’s Tokyo Disney Resort is now the world’s least-expensive Disney theme park, thanks to a weaker yen.

Is Tokyo DisneySea worth it?

I would say it’s certainly as good and, in some ways, better than the parks in Paris. Tokyo DisneySea is particularly special — and no Mickey obsession is required to appreciate these parks. In fact, I’d argue, it is worth crossing the Pacific just for this adventure.

Is Tokyo Disneyland or DisneySea better?

Tokyo Disneyland is just as basic theme park as you can get, while DisneySea’s rides are more geared towards adults. 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea is best suited for teenagers and those 20-30’s of age. 2. If you’re bringing food inside the theme park, Tokyo DisneySea has a more welcoming atmosphere for picnic baskets.