Tokyo Disneysea & Disneyland: Same-Day 2-Park Ticket

Two Disney Parks, One Day: Start at Disneysea, Switch to Disneyland at 11

You start your day at Tokyo Disneysea, exploring its unique themed ports and attractions for as long as you want. From 11:00 AM onward, your Park Hopper ticket lets you hop to Tokyo Disneyland to experience classic Disney lands and parades. The optional 24-hour subway pass handles all your transport across Tokyo, so you're not arranging separate rides between the parks or around the city.

Is this one for you?Right for anyone who wants to experience both Tokyo Disney parks in a single day without arranging separate park tickets or figuring out transport between them — the Park Hopper rule and optional subway pass handle both logistics at once.

What’s included

Your ticket includes admission to Tokyo Disneysea on your selected date, Park Hopper access to Tokyo Disneyland from 11:00 AM onward, and the Tokyo Disney Resort 1-Day Park Hopper Passport. If you select the subway option, you also receive a 24-hour unlimited pass for all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines, giving you seamless travel between the parks and throughout the city.

Step-by-step itinerary

Day 1 — Visit Tokyo DisneySea and Disneyland

• Enter Tokyo DisneySea
• Explore DisneySea attractions and shows
• Use Park Hopper ticket after 11:00 AM
• Enter Tokyo Disneyland
• Enjoy Disneyland attractions and parades

The Experience

The moment you step through the gates of Tokyo Disneysea, you're standing in a port town that doesn't exist anywhere else on earth. The theming is dense — every corner has a story, every restaurant pulls you into a different world. You've got the morning and early afternoon to move through the themed lands, catch a show, eat, ride what catches your eye. Then at 11:00 AM, your Park Hopper ticket opens the second gate: you can head over to Tokyo Disneyland and spend the rest of the day there instead. It's not a rushed handoff — you get to choose when to make the jump, and re-entry is allowed if you want to go back.

The logistics are the thing that makes this work. You present your e-ticket on your phone at the entrance, and that's it — no physical ticket to lose, no separate transactions. If you add the optional 24-hour Tokyo Subway pass, you've got unlimited travel on all Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines, which means getting between the two parks and anywhere else in the city is just a matter of tapping your card and stepping on. The parks are connected by train, so you're not wrestling with taxis or trying to figure out which bus goes where.

Disneyland itself is the classic Disney formula — Cinderella's Castle, the fairy tale lands, the parades that stop traffic. But because you're starting at Disneysea and moving over partway through the day, you're not choosing between them. You get both. The day is long enough to hit the main attractions at each park without feeling like you're sprinting, though it does mean you're moving. Strollers are fine if you're traveling with small children, and the parks are built to handle foot traffic, so you're not fighting crowds in quite the same way you might at other Disney resorts.

One thing to know: this ticket is not available to Japanese passport holders, and you'll need to show your official e-ticket at entry — it's the verification that gets you in. If you're planning to use the subway pass, make sure you select that option when you book, because it's only included if you choose it upfront. After that, it's a matter of showing up, deciding how long to spend at each park, and moving between them whenever 11:00 rolls around.

Top questions

Can I go back to Disneysea after I move to Disneyland?

Yes, re-entry is permitted. Show your e-ticket on your phone at the entrance each time you return.

What time can I enter Tokyo Disneyland?

From 11:00 AM onward on the same day. Before 11:00, access is limited to Tokyo Disneysea only.

Is the subway pass included automatically?

No. The 24-hour Tokyo Subway pass is optional and only included if you select it when booking.

Do I need a physical ticket?

No. Present your official e-ticket on your mobile phone at the park entrance for verification and entry.

Can I bring a stroller into the parks?

Yes, infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller throughout both parks.

Who cannot use this ticket?

This offer is not available to Japanese passport holders.

How do I get between the two parks?

Tokyo Disneysea and Tokyo Disneyland are connected by train. The optional subway pass covers unlimited travel on Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines.

Is there a time limit for how long I can stay?

No specific time limit is mentioned. You can spend as much or as little time at each park as you wish before the parks close for the day.