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Ship Tokyo Disney souvenirs home with the app: 23:45 cutoff

Yes. Japan residents aged 13 and over can order in the app until 23:45 on the day they visit, and delivery is ¥1,000 per order (free from ¥10,000).

23:45
Order and cancel deadline on the day you visit
¥1,000
Delivery fee per order (chilled is the same)
¥10,000+
One order this size ships free. Orders aren't combined

Who this is for:People living in Japan who'd rather not carry souvenirs home or queue at the registers before closing

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Ship Tokyo Disney souvenirs home with the app: 23:45 cutoff
Contents (7)
1

Who can use app shopping, and until when?

The official app's Tokyo Disney Resort Shopping service lets you buy almost any merchandise sold in the parks and have it delivered. Officially it's for "people aged 13 and over who live in Japan". You can shop "from park entry until 23:45 that day".

Sources:[1]Official info[2]Official info[5]Official info[6]Official info[16]Official info[18]Official info

You need to be logged in to MyDisney with the ticket you entered on that day in the app. Paper tickets go in via Park Tickets → Scan Ticket on the home screen.
If you lose the ticket you entered with, you can't buy the visitor-only items. Keep paper tickets until you're home.
Delivery is within Japan only. If you live overseas you can't use it, so buy in the shops and carry things home.
On days you don't visit, or after 23:45, some park items are sold on Disney Store .jp.
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How it works: look in the shop, scan the barcode, order at night

The official page even says "scan the barcode of anything you like". Check the real thing in the shop, add it to your cart, then order on the train or at the hotel, and you can walk around all day empty-handed.

Sources:[1]Official info[7]Official info[8]Official info[17]Official info[18]Official info

  1. STEP 1
    Check your ticket after entering

    Your ticket for the day should show in the app. Sharing one phone? Others can log in with their own MyDisney and scan their own ticket to buy too

  2. STEP 2
    Scan barcodes in the shop

    Scan an item's barcode to add it to the cart. The app map shows which shops have it in stock

  3. STEP 3
    Review the cart on the way home

    Check whether one order will pass ¥10,000

  4. STEP 4
    Order by 23:45

    Canceling or reducing items is also possible until 23:45. Shipped from the next day

Worth noting:Buy things you'll use straight away, like headbands, at the register and take them with you.
3

What does delivery cost? ¥10,000 counts per order

The fee is the same anywhere in Japan. The official FAQ says that even if several orders add up to ¥10,000, delivery is not free. Ordering once at lunch and again at night is the most common way people overpay.

Sources:[3]Official info[4]Official info[11]Official info

Two separate orders
¥5,000 + ¥6,000
Orders
¥2,000
Delivery

Over ¥10,000 in total, but still not free

Easier
One combined order
¥11,000
Order
¥0
Delivery

Free when one order is ¥10,000 or more

From June 1 to September 30, if even one item needs chilling (chocolate, for example), the default setting ships everything together as one chilled parcel. The fee stays ¥1,000.
If you split standard and chilled yourself, or add a pre-order item, each parcel costs ¥1,000 (three parcels, ¥3,000). Pre-order items need their own ¥10,000 to ship free.
Frozen items (Frozen Selection) cost ¥1,400 to ship and go as a separate order.
4

When does it arrive, where can it go, and how do you pay?

Orders ship from the next day.

Sources:[9]Official info[10]Official info[12]Official info[8]Official info[19]Official info

ItemRule
ArrivalTwo days after ordering at the earliest (three for Hokkaido, Kyushu and Okinawa; three to six for some areas)
AddressJapan only. You can send to an address other than home, but one address per order and up to three a day
PickupNot possible at the parks or hotels
PaymentCards (JCB, VISA, MasterCard, AMEX), Japanese mobile carrier billing, or pay later at a convenience store or post office
When pay-later isn't allowedOrders of ¥30,001 or more, delivery to an address other than your registered one, split standard/chilled parcels, frozen items
Cancel or changeUntil 23:45 on the day. With a card or docomo billing you can reduce or cancel items (not add). Other methods can only cancel the whole order
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Bought it at the register? Use the delivery counter

Heavy things bought at a shop register can be sent from the park's delivery counter: World Bazaar at Tokyo Disneyland, the Park Entrance at DisneySea. It's a paid service, carried by Japan Post.

Sources:[13]Official info[14]Official info[15]Official info[20]Visitor / press reports

Can't be sent: fragile items (glassware and so on), popcorn and other food from restaurants, fresh sweets, photos and digital media, valuables, opened merchandise.
In summer (June to end of September) chocolate should go chilled (extra fee). Cash on delivery isn't possible, and nothing goes overseas.
There's no price list on the official site. Japan Post's parcel rates reportedly rise on October 1, 2026, so check at the counter.
What to do next

Going home without carrying souvenirs? Just do this

  1. Before the day
    • Install the app, log in to MyDisney and decide how to pay (card, carrier billing or pay-later)
    • Sending somewhere other than home? Register that address first (one address per order)
  2. In the park
    • After entering, check your ticket for the day shows in the app (paper tickets: Scan Ticket)
    • Look at items in the shop, scan the barcode and add them to your cart
    • Buy headbands you'll wear now, and popcorn (which can't be shipped), at the register
  3. On the way home, by 23:45
    • Put everything in one order (¥10,000 or more ships free; each extra order is another ¥1,000)
    • Bought sweets and goods in summer? Leave the default and ship it all as one chilled parcel
    • After 23:45, buy extras on Disney Store .jp

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Frequently asked questions

Q.

Can I buy park merchandise in the app on a day I'm not visiting?

No. From home, some park items are sold on Disney Store .jp.More in "Who can use app shopping, and until when?"

Q.

I live overseas. Can I buy in the app and ship to my country?

No. It ships only within Japan, and the park delivery counters don't ship overseas either.More in "Who can use app shopping, and until when?"

Q.

Can it be delivered to my hotel?

No. Orders go to an address in Japan, such as your home.More in "When does it arrive, where can it go, and how do you pay?"

Q.

I threw away the paper ticket I entered with.

You can't buy the visitor-only items without it. Keep paper tickets until you've finished ordering.More in "Who can use app shopping, and until when?"

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Who writes this and where the numbers come from:About Offpeak ParksHow our crowd forecast works

Sources for this article (20 sources, checked September 30, 2026)

Checked on September 30, 2026. Prices and rules can change, so check the official site just before you go.

  1. [1]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Tokyo Disney Resort Shopping (app)Japan residents aged 13+, shopping hours, delivery fees, barcode scanning (checked in the August 31, 2026 archived copy)
  2. [2]Official infoOfficial FAQ: When can I buy merchandise?From park entry until 23:45; not available without entering (checked September 30, 2026)
  3. [3]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Delivery fees¥1,000 per parcel, free from ¥10,000, summer chilled bundling, three-parcel ¥3,000 example
  4. [4]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Several orders adding up to ¥10,000Separate orders aren't combined for free delivery
  5. [5]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Overseas deliveryApp orders ship within Japan only
  6. [6]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Buying without logging inLogin required; visitor-only items need that day's ticket; can't buy if lost
  7. [7]Official infoOfficial FAQ: If your group has only one smartphoneHow others log in and buy with their own ticket
  8. [8]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Changing or cancelling an orderUntil 23:45 on the day; what you can do depends on payment method
  9. [9]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Delivery timeShips from the next day; earliest delivery two days after ordering
  10. [10]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Collecting at a park or hotelNot possible
  11. [11]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Frozen Selection delivery feeFrozen items ¥1,400 as a separate order (updated July 15, 2026)
  12. [12]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Payment methodsCards, carrier billing, pay-later and its limits
  13. [13]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Delivery Service (Tokyo Disneyland)World Bazaar, items that can't be sent, chilled delivery, handled by Japan Post, no overseas (checked in the February 2026 archived copy)
  14. [14]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Delivery Service (Tokyo DisneySea)Park Entrance, same conditions (checked in the May 2026 archived copy)
  15. [15]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Sending parcelsPaid, chilled available, no cash on delivery, no opened merchandise
  16. [16]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Buying park merchandise online without visitingApp is for visitors only; Disney Store .jp is open to all (updated July 27, 2026)
  17. [17]Official infoOfficial FAQ: What is Shopping in the app?Almost all park merchandise; in-stock shops on the map (updated July 30, 2026)
  18. [18]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Registering (scanning) a park ticketPark Tickets → Scan Ticket steps (updated August 31, 2026)
  19. [19]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Sending to an address other than homeOne address per order, up to three a day (updated June 4, 2026)
  20. [20]Visitor / press reportsmailmate: Japan Post parcel price rise, October 2026 (Japanese)Average rise of about 10% from October 1, 2026 (Japan Post's own announcement not checked)
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