Narita or Haneda to Tokyo Disney by bus with a suitcase

You board outside arrivals and get off at the bus terminal right in front of the park. The train can be cheaper, but there are two changes from Haneda and one from Narita. At Tokyo Station it's a long walk to the Keiyo Line platforms (about 600m from the north end; one visitor timed it at about 9 minutes).

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Buses from Haneda are pay-first: buy a ticket, then board. If there are seats you can ride without a booking. From the international Terminal 3 there are 17 buses a day (7:35–18:50), and the timetable puts Tokyo Disneyland about 40 minutes away. Terminals 1 and 2 have 52 buses a day.

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1. 
   STEP 1

   Buy a ticket

   Terminal 3: the counter or ticket machines in the 2F arrivals lobby, or machines by stops 2 and 5 on 1F. Terminals 1 and 2: machines in the 1F arrivals lobby. To book ahead, use the Limousine Bus booking site, from one month before

2. 
   STEP 2

   Find your stop

   Terminal 3: stop 5. Terminal 2: stop 6 in the 1F arrivals lobby. Terminal 1: stop 5 in the 1F arrivals lobby

3. 
   STEP 3

   Going straight to your hotel? Pick the right bus

   Most buses leaving Terminal 1 up to 10:55 stop only at Tokyo Disneyland and DisneySea. Hotel stops start from around the 11:05 departure

For buses from Narita, book on the Limousine Bus website and pay when you book, by card, Alipay or WeChat Pay. From October 1 the 17:15 bus returns, adding one departure, and the 16:40 and 17:45 buses change times. The airport and Disney stops stay the same (only the Shin-Urayasu Station stop moves).

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Airport buses stop running well before the parks close. The last one to Narita leaves in the 18:00 hour, and the last to Haneda in the 19:00 hour. If you're staying until the fireworks, go back by train or catch a bus the next morning.

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18:35

Early

Last bus from Tokyo Disneyland to Narita

Arrives at Terminal 1 at 19:35. There are 17 buses a day to Narita from October 1.

19:40

So-so

Last bus from Tokyo Disneyland to Haneda

Arrives at Terminal 2 at 20:22 and Terminal 3 at 20:37. You pay when you get off, in cash or with a ticket, and the driver can't change ¥2,000 notes or larger.

Any later

Fine

Take the train to the airport

About an hour and ¥930 to Haneda, or ¥2,960 to Narita on the Narita Express. Disney hotels can send your bags to the Welcome Center by Maihama Station for ¥800 each (pick up 13:00–21:00).

Either send yours from the airport or leave it in Maihama before you go in. Locker locations and sizes are in our coin locker guide.

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1. 
   STEP 1

   Same-day delivery from the airport

   Yamato takes bags until 10:30 at Narita (9:50 at Terminal 3) and 11:00 at Haneda, and delivers to hotels from 18:00. It won't arrive before check-in

2. 
   STEP 2

   Welcome Center at Maihama Station

   Turn left out of the South Exit. Disney hotel guests use 2F (7:30–16:00), official hotel guests 1F (8:00–15:00). Bags go to your hotel for free. It doesn't store bags for anyone else

3. 
   STEP 3

   Lockers outside the park

   Only XXL fits a suitcase (¥800–1,500). If they're full, temporary storage opens on busy days: wheeled bags only, ¥1,500 each

Hotels that hold bags from the morningDisney hotels from 6:00See hotels

Staying at a hotel the Welcome Center doesn't serve? You can have your suitcase delivered instead.

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