Tokyo disneysea map pdf Continue Please select the background music area. Please select the loop from the card. Main Entrance Day - BGM1 Songs Main Entrance Night at the main entrance of Tokyo's BGM DisneySea district - BGM1 Songs, Playing at night at the main entrance to the BGM Square Tokyo DisneySea - Square BGM18 Songs Mediterranean Harbour PalazzoCanal - Area BGM Mediterian Harbour Parazzo Canal BGM20 Songs Mediterranean Harbour Landing - Square BGM20 Songs of the Ristorante Brothers - BG M24 Songs Tokyo DisneySea Hotel Miracle - BGM BGM Tokyo DisneySea Hotel Miracosta - BGM Tokyo DisneySea Hotel Miracosta BGM16 Songs of The American Waterfront WaterStreet - AREA BGM American Waterfront HoratioSquare - Area BGM23 Songs on the American Waterfront HoratioSquare Port Opening - BGM16 Songs Horizon Bay Restaurant - BGM Horizon Bay Restaurant BGM14 Songs mermaid Laguna AboveTheSea - Area BGM Mermaid Laguna Abbaba Sea Sindbads Storybook Voyage - BGMSindbad Square queue in Storybook Voyage BGM16 Songs of New York Delhi - BGM20 Songs of Cape Cod in BGM New York Delhi - BGM Cape Cod Square - BGM Square Queue Story toy Mania! Cueline BGM33 Songs of Toyville Trolleybus Park - BGM Toyville Square Trolley Park Area BGM30 Songs Soaring: Fantastic Flight - BGM Soarin Square Queue: Queue area BGM28 Songs of Mediterane Harbor - Christmas Christmas BGM19 Songs AmericanWaterfront NewYork - Christmas BGM15 Songs on the American Waterfront Square BGM ... Attraction or restaurant BGM ... The season and holiday of April 24, 2019 admin Tokyo DisneySea is a must-see attraction for many visitors to Japan. Here's your full guide, with transport information, ticket information, and insider tips to skip the line and get the most out of your visit. Kingdom of Triton in the Mermaid Lagoon in Tokyo DisneySea - image © Florentyna Leew Tokyo DisneySea Guide Induction If you love amusement parks or have kids who do, you should defitely visit Tokyo DisneySy is well loved adults and children alike, and has a wide range of rides to cater to all ages and personalities. The combination of Disney magic and Japanese efficiency makes it one of the most enjoyable amusement parks anywhere. But it is busy all year round, so you have to carefully plan and buy tickets in advance to make the most of the visit. Here we give you all the information you need to skip the line, ride on most rides, and have the fun. This guide is divided into the following sections: Admission fees and ticket types How to buy tickets Transport in Tokyo DisneySea System FastPass Study Tokyo DisneySea Tokyo DisneySea Park map Handy saving money and time saving tips Recommended accommodation for Tokyo DisneySea Ticket Prices DisneySea. - Image © Florentyna Leow Entrance Tickets and Ticket Types Here are the main prices for park entry: 1-day passport for Tokyo DisneySea Adult: JPY7,400 Junior: JPY6,400 Child: JPY4,800 Senior: JPY6,700 2-day passport for Disney TokyoSea and Tokyo Disneyland (choose advance parks) Adult: JPY13,200 Junior: JPY11,600 Child: JPY8,600 Senior: N/A 3-day Magic Passport (Visit every park for one day, and both parks on day three) Adult: JPY17,800 Junior: JPY15,500 Child: JPY11,500 Senior: N/A 4-day Magic Passport (Visit every park for one day, 500 Child: JPY11,500 Senior: N/A 4-day magic passport (Visit every park for one day, 500 Child: JPY11,500 Senior: N/A 4-day magic passport (Visit every park for one day, child: JPY11,500 Senior: N/A 4-day magic passport (Visit every park for one day, child: JPY11,500 Senior: N/A 4-day magic passport (Visit every park for one day, child: JPY11,500 Senior: N/A 4- day magic passport (Visit every park for one day, and both park on the third and fourth days) Adult: JPY22,400 Junior: JPY19,400 Child: JPY14,400 Senior: N/A After 6 Passport (Visit Tokyo DisneySea from 6pm year) Adult : JPY4,200 Junior: JPY4,200 Child: JPY4,200 Senior: N/Adults anyone over 12 years old. The youngest are children between the ages of 12 and 17. Children between the ages of 4 and 11. Older people are over 65 years of age. The best way to get tickets and avoid waiting in line is to buy tickets in advance from a service like Klook. We tested Klook and found that it is reliable and easy to use. For more information, see the following section. Lines to enter the park at 8:30 a.m. - © Florentyna Leow How to buy tickets at DisneySea You can buy tickets on the shelves at the main entrance to the park. However, there are often long queues on the shelves in the morning before the park opens. If you want to drive to the most popular attractions, you should arrive before opening and use the FastPass system in detail below. You can also buy tickets at kiosks in stores in Japan. However, they are in Japanese, making it impossible for people who do not read Japanese. A good way to purchase tickets online through Klook, a reliable and efficient online ticket store. When you buy a ticket through Klook, you can print it out and skip the queues at the ticket windows. You just scan your ticket at the turnstile and enter the park. Here's a list of Klook DisneySea's top offerings: Disneyland Resort - image © Florentina Lion Transport Transport The Tokyo Sea disneySea is located 17 km east of downtown Tokyo, in the city of Uruysu in Chiba Prefecture. It is very easy to get there from the center of Tokyo. The trip takes about 25 minutes in total from TOKYO's JR station. You can use the Japan Rail Pass for part of the journey, after which you will need to buy a separate ticket aboard the Disney monorail. Here's how to get from JR Tokyo Station. Here's a rundown of the main route: Take the JR Keiyo Line from JR Tokyo Station JR to JR Maihama Station. Change to the Disneyland Monorail resort and ride it to Tokyo DisneySea Station. Here are the details: Start with TOKYO's JR station. Look for signs for keiyo Sen in Japanese.) The Keiyo Line is red. - Image © Florentyna Leow Once at Tokyo Station, you will need to see or signs for the Kayo line. Caito Street at JR Tokyo Station. - Image © Florentyna Leow If you start from the south exit of Tokyo Station, this will take you down Keiyo Street, a restaurant-lined section inside the ticket barriers. A sign for The Keiyo Line. - Image © Florentyna Leow It is very clearly marked in English that you are heading towards Tokyo Disneyland. Walk to the Kayyo Line. - © florentyna Leow Platforms Keiyo Line are about 10 minutes walk - you will take several escalators, flights of stairs, and even walkalator. (There are elevators, of course.) Don't worry about how long it will take. Eventually, you'll get there. Signs for platforms 3 and 4. - © Florentyna Leow you will need to look for platforms 3 and 4. Trains on both platforms are heading towards JR Maihama station. The local takes 17 minutes, while the fast train takes 13 minutes, so it doesn't matter which one you take as long as you burn at the right station. There will be ads in English. South Exit at Mayham Station. - Image © Florentine Liow After you are at Maihama station, head to the south exit. Turn left onto DisneySea - picture © Florentyna Leow After exiting through ticket barriers, you need to turn left and walk to the Gateway Resort Station for Tokyo DisneySea. Turning right, you will work at Tokyo Disneyland. The entrance to the station is a short walk from JR Maihama station. - Image © Florentine Leou to get to Tokyo DisneySea, you will host Disneyland Resort Monorail. Ticket prices. - © Florentina Liow Buy a ticket in a ticket machine. A one-way trip to JPY260. Alternatively, you can use an IC card if you have one. Map of Disneyland Resort Monorails. - Image © Florentyna Leow Monorail only goes in one direction and there are only four stops on this cycle line. Light at Tokyo Disney Station. Exit to Tokyo Disney Station. - image © Florentyna Leow Once you're out of the ticket barriers, turn and follow the signs (or other park-go) to park park It is a short 2-3 minute walk. FastPass ticket machines for the Tower of Terror. - Image © Florentyna Leow FastPass System Like any popular theme park worth its salt, DisneySea attractions often see long queues and waiting times. Disney theme parks have a FastPass system in place to help visitors maximize their time in the park and you should use it at DisneySea as well. A queue at standby (i.e. non-FastPass) lane for the Indiana Jones Adventure Ride. - © Florentyna Leow Simply put, a FastPass ticket allows you to skip the queues. You can claim a ticket by scanning the code on the voucher (so don't throw it away) in the FastPass car as above. FastPass ticket. - Image © Florentyna Leow Machine hands out a ticket showing a certain time interval. With the ticket above, it's for 11:05-12:05, meaning you'll need to return to Indiana Jones Adventure to drive through that window. You'll join the FastPass queue, which has consistently fewer people. In between, you can explore the surroundings, go for other rides, check out overpriced snacks, and so on. The waiting time for popular trips can be an hour or more, so it pays to plan ahead. Skip lines with FastPass. - Image © Florentyna Leow It is important to remember that there are a limited number of FastPasses available any day and they go out much faster for some attractions than others.