Landmarks in Tokyo

Tickets were easy to buy and easy to access. We were debating skipping Tokyo SKYTREE, but the reviews helped and the views did not disappoint! We spent about almost 2 hours enjoying the view from multiple decks. There was a coffee shop, restuarant, and gift shop to keep us busy while we watched the sun set. Just beautiful!

I love the tour from the group level plenty education about Edo-Tokyo them up there nice to be able to identify landmarks

It was super crowded but the staff kept everything running smoothly. It took us less than 20 minutes to go up from the moment we got in line. Considering there was well over 300 people in front of us, that's really quick. Once you're up the 360 view is amazing, people are very respectful of time and spaces so getting good pictures is not an issue.

Really loved that there was a combo package for these 2 places. Team Lab Planets was beautiful, scenic, immersive. Definitely enjoyable for people of all ages, from kids to adults. Would love to visit the other Team Lab franchises when i'm back here. Warner Bros Studio was a dream come through. As an avid Harry Potter fan, it really brought out the young kid in me. It was a mystical, magical moment throughout and I wouldn't trade the moment for anything else.

This was SO COOL!!! If you’re a Harry Potter fan, this is a MUST while you’re in the Tokyo area!! You get to literally walk the streets of Privet Drive and Diagon Alley. I'd definitely do this again. I think you could attend 10 times and still see something you missed the times before!

Everything was well organized, friendly staff ready to answer any questions, clear signs everywhere and a friendly atmosphere. It is definitely worth to get the extended ticket and visit the aquarium as well.

Time slot 5pm-8pm. I started the Aquarium at 4pm to give myself some free roaming time. Loved the vibe and thankfully the animals seemed to be well taken care off. (I felt the sea lions could've been given a larger area). As for the SkyTree itself, the view was breathtaking. The whole setup is well put together to make the experience worth the admission. And the staff were very helpful and understanding. My only complaint is the amount of people flowing through, and the time spent shuffling from one area to the next. Whether it's the views, the elevators, or just waiting to go to the next area, it seemed as if you're just packed like sardines. It's no fault to the staff, or the SkyTree company itself, it's just a very popular and limited spaced environment. The only way I could see handling it better would be crowd control, but that's understandably a big undertaking. Overall worth the price to experience everything, just go into it with a mindset that you will be in very tight quarters most of the time.

It was a convenient way of seeing the highlights of Tokyo in a day due to the short time spent in the city! Highlight was getting a clear view of Mount Fuji from Tokyo Tower -WOW that was incredible!!!! So fortunate to have had this stunning view