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Tokyo Disneyland Tickets 2026–2027: Prices by Date, When They Go on Sale (14:00, 2 Months Ahead)

Buy on the official website or app from 14:00 on the same date two months before your visit. Adult prices run from ¥8,900 to ¥12,400 depending on the date. You can change the date later for free, so once you've picked a day, buy on the day sales open.

14:00
When tickets for two months later go on sale
¥3,500
Gap between the cheapest and priciest adult ticket
¥0
Fee to change the date (the park can't be changed)

Who this is for:Anyone planning a trip two to four months from now who is still choosing the date and how to buy tickets

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Tokyo Disneyland Tickets 2026–2027: Prices by Date, When They Go on Sale (14:00, 2 Months Ahead)
Contents (8)
1

When can you buy? From 14:00, two months before

Tickets go on sale every day at 14:00 for the same date two months later. For example, tickets for December 24 go on sale at 14:00 on October 24. If that date doesn't exist in the month, sales start at 14:00 on the first of the next month (tickets for April 30 open on March 1). If a date isn't sold out, you can buy online until one hour before the park closes.

Sources:[1]Official info[2]Official info[3]Official info[14]Official info[20]Official info

4 months before, 11:00
Staying over
Disney hotel bookings open

From 11:00 on the same date four months before your stay. Book your room here if you're staying

About 4 months before
Look only
Prices appear on the official calendar

On September 5, 2026, prices were already up through January 9, 2027. You can't buy yet, but you can compare

2 months before, 14:00
Buy here
Tickets go on sale

Buy on the official site or app. You can change the date later

By the day before
Fine
Share tickets with your party in the app

Create a group so every phone shows its ticket

Sales can pause without notice when the daily limit is reached. Sold-out dates can also come back on sale without notice.
There are no open-dated tickets you can use on any day.
2

How much? Up to ¥3,500 apart for the same adult ticket

Prices change by date. An adult 1-Day Passport is ¥10,900–12,400 in December 2026 and ¥8,900 on January 6–8, 2027. Weekends and Christmas cost the most; January weekdays cost the least. Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea cost the same every day.

Sources:[2]Official info[3]Official info[4]Offpeak Parks data

December 2026: days at each adult price

¥12,400 falls on Saturdays the 5th, 12th and 19th, plus the 25th and 26th. Official calendar (archived copy from September 7, 2026)

¥10,900
17days
¥11,900
9days
¥12,400
5days
Children 3 and under are free. Juniors (12–17) start at ¥7,400 and children (4–11) at ¥5,300.
Cheaper evening tickets exist too. The After 3 Passport (weekends and holidays from 15:00) starts at ¥7,900 for adults, and the After 5 Passport (weekdays from 17:00) at ¥6,000 (for visits from September 15, 2026).
You can check prices on the official calendar even for dates not yet on sale.
Pick your date on the crowd calendar
3

Where and how? Four steps on the official site or app

There are no ticket booths at the park entrance. Buy on the official site or app, choosing the date and the park. You can buy up to 10 tickets at a time, and every ticket shows up in the buyer's app.

Sources:[5]Official info[6]Official info[7]Official info[8]Official info[21]Official info[22]Official info[23]Official info

  1. STEP 1
    Create a MyDisney account

    Free, for ages 13 and up. Only the buyer needs one

  2. STEP 2
    Choose the date and park

    Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea. You can't switch parks later

  3. STEP 3
    Enter your party

    Adults, juniors and children, up to 10 tickets at a time

  4. STEP 4
    Pay

    Credit card, PayPay or Alipay

Worth noting:Convenience stores and some travel agencies also sell 1-Day Passports. The official site warns that tickets from non-authorized sellers may be invalid, so don't buy anywhere else.
4

Can't make it? You can change the date, not the park

Tickets bought on the official site or app can be moved to another date as many times as you like, as long as tickets for the new date are on sale. There's no fee. If the new date has a different price, you pay the new price and the old one is refunded.

Sources:[9]Official info[10]Official info[11]Official info[12]Official info[24]Official info

Easier
You can
Free, any number of times
Change the date
Can be changed
Age group
You can't
No switching Land ⇔ Sea
Change the park
Not for personal reasons
Refund
You can change dates until the same date one year after you bought the ticket.
If the new date is sold out, you can't move to it.
Tickets from convenience stores or travel agencies follow the seller's rules (valid until one month after the visit date).
5

Sold out? Wait, or stay at a hotel

Sold-out dates can come back on sale without notice. According to one visitor guide, no date sold out right when sales opened in 2026; dates that did sell out included the September 22 holiday. If you must go on a sold-out date, hotel guests have their own ways to buy.

Sources:[2]Official info[6]Official info[13]Official info[15]Official info[16]Visitor / press reports

  1. STEP 1
    Check the official site again

    Tickets sometimes come back on sale without notice

  2. STEP 2
    Stay at a Disney hotel

    Guests can buy at the hotel even for dates sold out online. One per person per day of the stay

  3. STEP 3
    Book a Vacation Package

    An official plan with a Disney hotel stay and park tickets. Usually bookable until 10 days before check-in

  4. STEP 4
    A partner hotel's plan with ticket rights

    Official hotels and other partners sell tickets to guests who booked a plan that includes the right to buy them. Ask the hotel

If you must go on a sold-out date, picking a hotel that can sell you tickets is the sure way in.

Hotels that sell park ticketsDisney hotels sell tickets even for sold-out datesSee hotels
6

How do you share park tickets with family and friends? Use a group in the app

When one person buys for everyone, all the tickets appear in the buyer's app. To share them, the buyer taps "Create Group" and then "Invite Members" in the app, and sends the link by LINE or another app. When each person taps the link, their ticket shows up in their own app.

Sources:[17]Official info[18]Official info[19]Official info[23]Official info

Both the creator and members need the app and a MyDisney account (ages 13+). Children under 13 stay in an adult's app.
A group holds up to 20 people. Groups are for one day only, so for a two-day trip, make one group per day.
If you scan other people's tickets on your phone without a group, only the last phone to scan keeps the tickets.
See how to set up a group, step by step
What to do next

Tickets: just do this

  1. Today (two to four months before)
    • Pick two possible dates on the crowd calendar
    • Check those dates' prices on the official calendar (they're shown before sales open)
    • Put the sale date (14:00 on the same date two months before) in your phone's calendar
    • Create a MyDisney account
    • If you're staying over, Disney hotels open bookings at 11:00 on the same date four months before
  2. Sale day, 14:00
    • Buy tickets for everyone on the official site or app (up to 10 at a time)
    • If it's sold out, check again later. For a must-go date, look at hotels that can sell you tickets
  3. By the day before
    • The buyer creates a group in the app and sends everyone the link
    • If plans change, change the date (you can't change the park)

Once you have tickets, build your day's route from the wait time forecast for that date.

Make a plan for your day

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Frequently asked questions

Q.

Will tickets sell out if I don't buy at 14:00 on sale day?

According to one visitor guide, no date sold out right when sales opened in 2026. You can change the date later, so if you're unsure, buying on sale day is the safe move.More in "Sold out? Wait, or stay at a hotel"

Q.

Can I use a Tokyo Disneyland ticket at Tokyo DisneySea?

No. You also can't switch parks after you buy.More in "Can't make it? You can change the date, not the park"

Q.

Does my 3-year-old need a ticket?

No. Children 3 and under get in free without a ticket.More in "How much? Up to ¥3,500 apart for the same adult ticket"

Q.

Is there a ticket I can use on any day?

No. Every ticket is bought for a set date.More in "When can you buy? From 14:00, two months before"

Q.

Can I buy tickets at the park entrance on the day?

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 "Where and how? Four steps on the official site or app"

Tools:Live waitsBuild a routePacking list

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

Sources for this article (24 sources, checked October 3, 2026)

Checked on October 3, 2026. Prices and rules can change, so check the official site just before you go.

  1. [1]Official infoOfficial FAQ (English): When and where can I purchase park tickets? (ID:00403)Daily from 14:00 for the same date two months later; first of the next month if the date doesn't exist; until one hour before closing; sales pause at the daily limit (checked October 3, 2026)
  2. [2]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Park Tickets (Japanese)Sale schedule, sold-out tickets returning, variable pricing, lowest prices (adult ¥8,900, junior ¥7,400, child ¥5,300), checking prices before sales open, After 3 and After 5 Passports (archived copy from September 28, 2026)
  3. [3]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Park ticket calendar for November 2026, December 2026 and January 2027 (Japanese)Adult price by date. On September 5, 2026, prices were shown through January 9, 2027 (archived copies from September 5–7, 2026)
  4. [4]Offpeak Parks dataOffpeak Parks records: park calendar imported nightly (123 days, October 1, 2026 to January 31, 2027, both parks)Adult 1-Day Passport prices. Both parks had the same price on all 123 days; January 2027 runs ¥8,900–11,900
  5. [5]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: How to purchase park tickets online (Japanese)Up to 10 tickets at a time, ticket booths closed, no refunds (archived copy from September 4, 2026)
  6. [6]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Where can I buy park tickets? (ID:00403, Japanese)Official site and app, Vacation Packages, Disney hotels, partner hotels by prior request, travel agencies and convenience stores (updated August 19, 2026)
  7. [7]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Buying park tickets on the day (ID:00151, Japanese)No sales at the parks; unsold tickets can be bought online on the day
  8. [8]Official infoOfficial FAQ: What you need to buy park tickets online (ID:00406, Japanese)MyDisney account; credit card, PayPay, Alipay
  9. [9]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Changing park tickets bought online (ID:00466, Japanese)Date and age group can change within the validity period if the same ticket type is on sale; ticket type and park can't; no fee
  10. [10]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Can I change the date after it passes, or more than once? (ID:10172, Japanese)Before or after the date, with no limit on the number of changes
  11. [11]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Park ticket validity (ID:00040, Japanese)Online tickets are valid until the same date one year after purchase; direct-entry tickets from stores and agencies until one month after the visit date
  12. [12]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Cancelling or refunding park tickets bought online (ID:00141, Japanese)No refunds for personal reasons; changes allowed within the validity period
  13. [13]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Park tickets for Disney hotel guests (Japanese)Can be bought at the hotel even when sold out online, one per day, from check-in to check-out day (archived copy from September 5, 2026)
  14. [14]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Disney hotel reservationsRoom-only bookings open at 11:00 on the same date four months before the stay (archived copy from September 4, 2026)
  15. [15]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Vacation Package booking period (ID:00061, Japanese)Start varies by plan and period; ends at 23:59, 10 days before check-in (varies by plan)
  16. [16]Visitor / press reportsurtrip: Tokyo Disney ticket booking guide (Japanese, updated October 1, 2026)No sell-outs right after sales open; sold-out dates (both parks on September 22, same day; DisneySea on September 27 and on August 10, same day); bulk re-releases
  17. [17]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Create a group (share tickets and plans) (Japanese)Steps, one group per day (archived copy from September 6, 2026)
  18. [18]Official infoOfficial FAQ: How to register (scan) park tickets in the app (ID:00246, Japanese)Online purchases all show in the buyer's app; without a group, only the last phone to scan keeps the tickets (checked October 3, 2026)
  19. [19]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Maximum group size in the app (ID:00447, Japanese)20 people, including the person inviting
  20. [20]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Open-dated park tickets (ID:00137, Japanese)Not sold
  21. [21]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Measures against ticket resale (Japanese)Tickets from non-authorized sellers may be invalid (archived copy from June 2026)
  22. [22]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Park tickets sold at convenience stores (ID:00295, Japanese)Date-specific direct-entry tickets, can be added to the app, valid until one month after the visit date
  23. [23]Official infoOfficial FAQ: What you need to create a group in the app (ID:00446, Japanese)Both creator and members need the app and MyDisney; MyDisney is for ages 13+
  24. [24]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Payment when changing a booking or purchase (ID:00143, Japanese)The new price is charged and the old one refunded, even when the amount is the same (updated August 12, 2026)
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