Tokyo Disney water fountains: 14 at Land, 21 at Sea, refills
There are 14 drinking fountains at Tokyo Disneyland and 21 at DisneySea (official). Tomorrowland has none on the official map, so drink up in a neighboring area first.
Who this is for:Anyone bringing a water bottle, saving on drinks on a hot day, or needing hot water for baby formula

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How many drinking fountains are there?
The official pages give 14 fountains at Tokyo Disneyland and 21 at Tokyo DisneySea. The Disneyland page has maps for six areas (World Bazaar, Adventureland, Westernland, Critter Country, Fantasyland and Toontown) and none for Tomorrowland.
Sources:[1]Official info[2]Official info[8]Official info
Drink up in the next area first
In all nine areas
Where can I fill a water bottle?
Water bottles and plastic bottles (non-alcoholic drinks) are allowed into the parks. To fill a bottle at Tokyo Disneyland, the official page says to use the water refill station in Westernland.
Sources:[1]Official info[6]Visitor / press reports[10]Official info
Buying drinks: where are the vending machines, and what do they cost?
You can also buy bottled drinks at restaurants and drink wagons. The official pages don't give prices or payment methods, so the figures below come from a visitor report in June 2025.
Sources:[3]Official info[4]Official info[7]Visitor / press reports[9]Official info
| Tokyo Disneyland | Tokyo DisneySea | |
|---|---|---|
| Places with machines (official) | 8 | 6 |
| Machines (visitor report) | 11 (3 summer only) | 9 (3 summer only) |
| Price (visitor report) | ¥250 a bottle (I LOHAS water ¥200) | ¥250 a bottle (I LOHAS water ¥200) |
| Payment (visitor report) | Cash, transit IC card, QUICPay, iD | Cash, transit IC card, QUICPay, iD |
Can I get hot water?
For baby formula, yes, at the Baby Center. The official FAQ says it provides tap water that has been boiled and is at least 70°C. The Baby Center also has a microwave, but you bring your own container and water.
Sources:[5]Official info
Taking a water bottle on a hot day? Just do this
- Before the day
- Pack an insulated bottle (water bottles and plastic bottles are allowed in)
- Have a transit IC card on your phone or in your wallet for the vending machines
- With a baby, bring a formula container (the Baby Center has water at 70°C or hotter)
- At Disneyland
- To fill a bottle, go to the refill station next to Cowboy Cookhouse in Westernland
- Drink at a fountain in the next area before you go into Tomorrowland
- At DisneySea
- There are 21 fountains, including 3 in Fantasy Springs
- To buy a drink, find the vending machines on the app map (6 places)
The packing list shows what you need for a hot day, like neck coolers and sunscreen, based on your date's forecast.
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Read this nextWhat you can and can't bringWater bottles and plastic bottles (no alcohol) are fine. Drinks in cans or glass bottles aren't.
Packed lunches and picnic areasYou can carry a packed lunch in your bag, but you can't eat it inside the parks.
Baby Centers and nursing roomsOnly the Baby Centers have hot water (70°C or hotter) and a microwave, and Disneyland has two: World Bazaar and Toontown.
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Frequently asked questions
Q.How much is a bottle from the park vending machines?
There's no official price. A visitor report from June 2025 found ¥250 a bottle (I LOHAS water ¥200).More in "Buying drinks: where are the vending machines, and what do they cost?"
Q.Are there drinking fountains in Tomorrowland?
Not on the official map. Drink in a neighboring area first.More in "How many drinking fountains are there?"
Q.Can I bring a water bottle?
Yes, as long as the drinks are non-alcoholic, in a water bottle or a plastic bottle.More in "Where can I fill a water bottle?"
Q.Can I get water at restaurants?
The official guides don't say. The official FAQ does say some restaurant dining areas have drinking fountains.More in "Can I get hot water?"
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Who writes this and where the numbers come from:About Offpeak ParksHow our crowd forecast works
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: Drinking fountains (Tokyo Disneyland)14 fountains, maps for six areas (checked in the March 10, 2026 archived copy). Refill station wording from the latest version shown in search results
- [2]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Drinking fountains (Tokyo DisneySea)21 fountains in nine areas (checked in the March 17, 2026 archived copy)
- [3]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Drink vending machines (Disneyland)8 places (checked in the June 9, 2026 archived copy)
- [4]Official infoTokyo Disney Resort official: Drink vending machines (DisneySea)6 places (checked in the March 12, 2026 archived copy)
- [5]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Heating packed meals or baby foodWater at 70°C or hotter at the Baby Center; microwave
- [6]Visitor / press reportsmezzomiki: A refill station for water bottles (February 1, 2026, Japanese)Next to Cowboy Cookhouse; press the button for water
- [7]Visitor / press reportsCastel: Bottled drinks you can buy at Disney (June 6, 2025, Japanese)¥250 a bottle, payment methods, number of machines
- [8]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Are there drinking fountains in the parks?In each area, some restaurant dining areas and attraction queues
- [9]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Where can I buy bottled drinks?Vending machines, restaurants, drink wagons
- [10]Official infoOfficial FAQ: Items that can't be brought inWater bottles and plastic bottles (non-alcoholic) are allowed