Tokyo Disneyland first aid station and the nearest pharmacy: what to do if you feel unwell
If you feel unwell, tell any Cast Member nearby, and Main First Aid near the entrance will give first aid. Medicine isn't available in the parks or at Disney hotels, so buy it at Tomod's in Ikspiari (10:00–21:00).
Who this is for:Anyone with a medical condition or regular medication, or worried about the heat or looking after kids

First Aid, and where to buy medicine
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Main First Aid (Tokyo Disneyland)
First AidAt the Adventureland end of World Bazaar: on the left after you enter, toward the back, near Pirates of the Caribbean.
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Where do I go if I feel ill or get hurt?
The official guide says: if you feel unwell or get hurt, speak to a nearby Cast Member and First Aid will give first aid. In both parks it's called Main First Aid and it's near the entrance.
Sources:[1]Official info[2]Official info[8]Visitor / press reports
- STEP 1Tell the nearest Cast Member
If you can't move, do it where you are. You don't have to walk to First Aid yourself.
- STEP 2First aid at Main First Aid
At Land, the Adventureland side of World Bazaar. At Sea, next to Cafe Portofino.
- STEP 3Get directions to a hospital if needed
A visitor report from December 2022 says First Aid told them about an outside hospital.
What First Aid can and can't do
The official guide says the service is first aid for minor injuries and that no medical treatment is given. Think of it as a place to patch up scrapes and blisters and rest when you feel unwell. A visitor report from December 2022 says a nurse looked after them, they could rest on a bed or chair, and they were given an ice bag, gauze, bandages and a temperature check. Rest is generally limited to 30 minutes, and there's no doctor.
Sources:[1]Official info[2]Official info[8]Visitor / press reports
Official: "We do not provide medical treatment"
For blisters, scrapes, or feeling faint
Can I get medicine? Where can I buy it?
You can't get it, and you can't buy it inside the parks. The official FAQ says that First Aid and the Disney hotels neither provide (free) nor sell medicine. That covers all medicines, not just pills: patches, eye drops and so on. The official guide also asks you to bring any medication you take regularly.
Sources:[1]Official info[3]Official info[4]Official info[9]Visitor / press reports[10]Official info
- STEP 1Bring it from home
Regular medication, painkillers, motion-sickness pills, stomach medicine, bandages.
- STEP 2The hotels won't help either
The Disney hotels say that under Article 24 of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act they don't provide medicine.
- STEP 3If you need it, go to Ikspiari
The official FAQ points to the drugstore Tomod's at Ikspiari. 10:00–21:00.
Where are the AEDs, and who can use them?
The official guide says AEDs (automated external defibrillators) are installed throughout the parks, and that in an emergency anyone present can use one. They're not just for Cast Members.
Sources:[5]Official info[6]Official info
Staying well on hot days
In summer, watch out for the heat. The official heat guide says you can bring water bottles and frozen plastic bottles, and suggests considering another date if you're not feeling well. On hot days, build in breaks at indoor shows or restaurants between long outdoor lines.
Sources:[7]Official info
Worried about feeling unwell? Just do this
- Before the day
- Pack regular medication, painkillers, motion-sickness pills, stomach medicine and bandages (you can't get them in the park)
- In summer, bring a water bottle or a frozen plastic bottle
- If you're not feeling well, think about changing your date
- In the park
- Put blister tape on your heels in the morning
- If you feel unwell, don't hunt for First Aid. Tell the nearest Cast Member
- On hot days, schedule breaks at indoor shows or restaurants
- If you need medicine
- Leave the park and go to Tomod's at Ikspiari (10:00–21:00, 047-305-5895)
- Disney hotel front desks don't give out medicine either, even if you're staying there
Check off your usual medication, bandages and heat gear on the packing list before you set off.
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Frequently asked questions
Q.Is there a doctor at First Aid?
A visitor report from December 2022 says a nurse looked after them and there was no doctor.More in "What First Aid can and can't do"
Q.Can I get medicine at a Disney hotel front desk?
No. The Disney hotels don't provide medicine either, citing the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act.More in "Can I get medicine? Where can I buy it?"
Q.Will they treat a blister?
Yes. A visitor report from December 2022 says they were treated with gauze and bandages.More in "What First Aid can and can't do"
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Sources for this article (10 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]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Main First Aid (Tokyo Disneyland)Tell a nearby Cast Member, first aid only, no treatment, bring your medication, area (checked in the March 2026 archived copy)
- [2]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Main First Aid (Tokyo DisneySea)Same wording, area (checked in the March 2026 archived copy)
- [3]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Can I get medicine at First Aid or buy it in the parks or hotels?First Aid and Disney hotels neither provide nor sell medicine; drugstore at Ikspiari (checked September 30, 2026)
- [4]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Do the hotels have medicine?Disney hotels don't provide medicine, under Article 24 of the Pharmaceutical Affairs Act
- [5]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: AED (automated external defibrillator)Installed throughout the parks, anyone can use one, location maps (checked in the June 2026 archived copy; the counts are from the map marks)
- [6]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Are there AEDs?Yes
- [7]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Heat safety guideWater bottles and frozen bottles allowed, consider changing your date (checked in the August 2025 archived copy)
- [8]Visitor / press reportsVisitor report: Using Main First Aid (tdrhack, December 2, 2022, Japanese)Nurse on duty, no doctor, beds, ice, gauze, bandages, temperature check, rest generally up to 30 minutes, hospital directions, landmarks
- [9]Visitor / press reportsFamily travel site: Where is First Aid? (Castel, February 24, 2019, Japanese)Sea's First Aid is next to Cafe Portofino. Its claim of paid medicine contradicts today's official FAQ and is out of date
- [10]Official infoTomod's official: Tomod's Ikspiari10:00–21:00, 047-305-5895 (checked September 30, 2026)