Experience the best of Yomiuriland
Experience the thrill at Tokyo's popular amusement park, Yomiuriland. Enjoy a variety of rides, attractions, and seasonal events, including illuminations. Secure your tickets with extended validity, instant confirmation, mobile access, and flexible durations now.
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About Yomiuriland
Seasonal overlays shape Yomiuriland more than many Tokyo-area parks: winter brings Jewellumination, summer brings Pool WAI, and the regular season still mixes coasters with family rides and kids’ areas. That broad profile makes it useful for mixed groups who do not want a thrill-only park. The Sky Shuttle gondola also turns the approach itself into part of the day.
Did you know?
A standard Yomiuriland admission ticket is not an all-rides ticket. The 1-Day Free Pass combines admission with unlimited use of most rides and attractions, which is why reviewers often regret buying admission-only for ride-heavy days.
Why visit Yomiuriland?
Plan your visit
Main Park Entrance
This is the standard public entry point for most visitors, including daytime guests, 1-Day Free Pass users, and seasonal night-entry visitors unless their ticket says otherwise. You reach it after the final approach from Keio-Yomiuriland Station by Sky Shuttle gondola or bus, or from Yomiuriland-mae Station by bus or walk. Standard bag checks are carried out here, so allow extra time on busy weekends, holidays, and event days. Barrier-free facilities and step-free access are available in many areas of the park, but the terrain is hilly overall, so visitors with strollers, wheelchairs, or limited stamina should avoid the long uphill walk and use the bus or gondola instead.
- Jewellumination and Pool WAI are seasonal, so operating hours and ticket structures change by date.
- During Jewellumination season, some days may offer separate night admission or combined daytime and night options.
- Outdoor rides can close temporarily in rain or strong wind; check official notices on the morning of your visit if coaster access is important.
Lockers
Coin lockers are generally available at Yomiuriland, but current locker sizes and fees are not clearly published in the English-language materials. If you are carrying large luggage, store it at your hotel or a station locker first, as big suitcases may not fit standard lockers.
Dining outlets
Yomiuriland has multiple restaurants, cafes, and snack stands inside the park. Reviews describe pricing as typical for a theme park, so many visitors budget for one main meal and snacks during the day.
Toilets
Restrooms are available inside the park, including accessible restrooms as part of Yomiuriland's barrier-free facilities. Visitors covering the park's hilly grounds may want to note restroom stops while planning their route.
Paid parking
Yomiuriland offers multiple paid parking areas for visitors arriving by car. The official access guidance includes driving directions, but current parking charges should be checked before your visit.
Wheelchair accessible
Yomiuriland provides barrier-free facilities, including accessible restrooms and step-free access in many areas. The park is built on hilly terrain, so some slopes can be tiring, and not all rides are accessible. Visitors with limited mobility should plan routes carefully and consider using the bus or gondola instead of walking uphill from nearby stations.
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