4 min readChecked Oct 2026

Buying Tokyo Disney tickets from overseas: when, where, Klook

Buy on the official website or app. Tickets for the same date two months later go on sale daily at 14:00 Japan time. If your card won't go through, the 17 travel sites on the official list, including Klook, also sell 1-Day Passports. The gates don't sell tickets.

14:00

Japan time when tickets for two months ahead go on sale

From ¥8,900

Adult 1-Day Passport. The price changes by date

17 sites

Travel sites on the official list for park tickets

Who this is for:Anyone visiting from abroad who wants to know where and when to buy park tickets

NextPick a day on the crowd calendar

Contents (7)

Where do you buy? Official site, travel sites, hotels, stores

There are no ticket booths at the park entrance, so buy before you go. There are four places to buy, and each sells different tickets and takes different payments. From overseas, start with the official website or app.

Sources:[1]Official info [2]Official info [4]Official info [9]Official info

Where	Tickets	Payment
Official website or app	All types	Card, PayPay or Alipay (MyDisney account needed)
17 travel sites on the official list	1-Day Passport only	Each site's own options
Disney hotels (guests only)	1-Day Passport and a few others	Cash or card
Japanese convenience stores	1-Day Passport only	Book on the in-store terminal, pay at the register

When do tickets go on sale? 14:00, two months ahead

Tickets go on sale every day at 14:00 Japan time for the same date two months later. For example, tickets for December 2 go on sale at 14:00 on October 2. If that date doesn't exist in the month, sales start at 14:00 on the first day of the next month. If a date isn't sold out, you can buy online until one hour before the park closes.

Sources:[1]Official info [3]Official info [4]Official info

14:00 in Japan is also 14:00 in Seoul, and 13:00 in Taipei, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Sold-out dates can come back on sale without notice. Sales can also pause when the daily limit is reached.

Disney hotel guests can buy tickets at the hotel for each day of their stay, one per person per day. This works even for dates sold out online.

Hotels with ticket plansA way in on sold-out datesSee hotels

How much? From ¥8,900, depending on the date

Prices change by date. A 1-Day Passport starts at ¥8,900 for adults (18+), ¥7,400 for juniors (12–17) and ¥5,300 for children (4–11). Children 3 and under get in free. At Tokyo Disneyland in October 2026, adult tickets are ¥9,900–12,400 (official calendar on October 2).

Sources:[3]Official info

Worth noting:The amount under each date on the official calendar is that day's adult price. In October the top price, ¥12,400, falls on weekends: the 11th, 17th, 24th and 31st.

Pick your date on the crowd calendar

Is it safe to buy from Klook or other travel sites?

The official park guide (English) lists 17 travel sites where you can buy park tickets. They include Klook, KKday, Trip.com, Agoda, Booking.com, GetYourGuide and Viator, and they sell 1-Day Passports only. The official site warns that tickets from non-authorized sellers may be invalid, so buy from a site on this list.

Sources:[2]Official info [5]Official info [6]Official info [7]Official info [8]Official info

Add the ticket's QR code to the official app with "Scan Ticket". Keep the ticket with you until you leave the park.

Tickets bought on the official site can't be refunded, but you can change the date for free. If you buy from a travel site, check its change and cancellation rules before you pay.

The 17 sites on the official list: Agoda, Booking.com, colatour, GetYourGuide, Interpark Tour, Klook, KKday, Lion Travel, Myrealtrip, NOL, Qunar, Tongcheng Travel, Trip.com, Triple, Traveloka, Viator and Triplabo (WeChat Mini Program).

If your card won't go through on the official site, Klook is on the official list.

Park tickets on KlookAdOn the official list of ticket sellersView on Klook

Card declined?

To pay by card on the official site, you need 3-D Secure. If it still fails, try another card, then Alipay or PayPay. Our foreign card guide covers what to try, in order, and what to do with an error code.

Sources:[1]Official info [10]Official info

What to try when your card is declined

What to do next

Buying tickets from overseas? Just do this

Two months before
- Pick your date on the crowd calendar
- Create a MyDisney account
- Buy on the official site or app at 14:00 Japan time, when your date goes on sale
When you pay
- If your card fails, try another card, then Alipay or PayPay
- Still stuck? Buy a 1-Day Passport from a travel site on the official list, such as Klook
- Don't buy from sellers that aren't on the official list
The night before
- Add your tickets to the official app and put your party in one group

Decide your date first, and you'll be ready to buy when sales open at 14:00.

Pick your date on the crowd calendar

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Frequently asked questions

Can I buy tickets at the park entrance?

No. If a date isn't sold out, you can still buy on the official site or app until one hour before closing.More in "When do tickets go on sale? 14:00, two months ahead"

Can I get in with a ticket bought on Klook?

Klook is one of the 17 travel sites the official guide lists for park tickets. It sells 1-Day Passports only.More in "Is it safe to buy from Klook or other travel sites?"

What if my date is sold out?

Tickets sometimes come back on sale. Disney hotel guests can also buy tickets at the hotel for sold-out dates.More in "When do tickets go on sale? 14:00, two months ahead"

Can I change the date after I buy?

For tickets bought on the official site, yes, for free, as long as tickets for your new date are on sale. Refunds aren't available.More in "Is it safe to buy from Klook or other travel sites?"

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Sources for this article (10 sources, checked October 2, 2026)

Checked on October 2, 2026. Prices and rules can change, so check the official site just before you go.

[1]Official infoOfficial FAQ (English): When and where can I purchase park tickets?Daily from 14:00 for the same date two months later, until one hour before closing on the day; some travel agencies and convenience stores; MyDisney; card, PayPay, Alipay; no sales at the parks (checked October 2, 2026)
[2]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort Park Guide (English): Online Travel Agencies17 travel sites that sell park tickets, 1-Day Passports only (checked October 2, 2026)
[3]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official (English): Park TicketsSale times, variable pricing, lowest prices (adult ¥8,900, junior ¥7,400, child ¥5,300), Tokyo Disneyland's October 2026 calendar, sold-out dates returning, daily sales limits (as of 9:05, October 2, 2026)
[4]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official (English): Park ticket purchases for Disney hotel guestsTickets for dates sold out online, one per person per day, cash or card (checked October 2, 2026)
[5]Official infoOfficial FAQ (English): Cancellations and refunds of tickets bought onlineNo refunds for personal reasons
[6]Official infoOfficial FAQ (English): Changing tickets bought onlineDate changes when the new date is on sale, no fee
[7]Official infoOfficial FAQ (English): Registering (scanning) a park ticket in the appTickets from travel agencies can be added by QR code; keep the ticket until you leave
[8]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Measures against ticket resale (Japanese)Tickets from non-authorized sellers may be invalid (checked in the June 2026 archived copy)
[9]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Park tickets sold at convenience stores (ID:00295, Japanese)Four chains, 1-Day Passport, booked on the in-store terminal
[10]Official infoOfficial FAQ: When 3-D Secure is required (ID:00012, Japanese)3-D Secure is required for ticket card payments

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