Part of our Things to Do with Kids in Tokyo series. Prices last checked: November 2026.
Which Tokyo family attractions should you book online? Book online for LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo and teamLab Planets, which don’t sell tickets at the door, and for Sanrio Puroland, which needs a separate visit reservation. Online tickets are also cheaper at several big attractions: Tokyo Skytree adds a ¥500 service fee per ticket bought at its counter, Tokyo Tower’s Top Deck Tour is ¥200 cheaper online, and LEGOLAND offers an online discount. Book KidZania ahead for the best chance of your preferred session.
Here’s what to book, where, and what you save.
At a glance
| Attraction | Child price | Book online because… |
|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Skytree | Tembo Deck from ¥900 (ages 6–14); 5 and under free | Counter tickets cost ¥500 more each |
| Tokyo Tower | Top Deck Tour ¥2,100 online (elementary/junior high); ¥1,500 (age 4+) | ¥200 cheaper online than at the counter |
| LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo | Timed ticket ¥2,350–¥3,300 (age 3+, date-based) | No same-day counter sales; online discount |
| teamLab Planets | ¥1,500 (ages 4–12); 3 and under free | Not sold at the venue |
| Sanrio Puroland | From about ¥2,800 (ages 3–17, date-based; reported) | Visit reservation required; official e-passport is cheaper than the counter |
| KidZania Tokyo | From about ¥3,800 (ages 3–15; reported) | Sessions fill up; online booking closes on the day |
Tokyo Skytree
- Prices (official): Tembo Deck from ¥1,800 for adults (15+) and ¥900 for children 6–14; the combo with the higher Tembo Galleria from ¥3,000 and ¥1,500. Children 5 and under are free. Prices vary by date; check the online calendar.
- Why book online: tickets bought at the 4th-floor counter or vending machines carry a ¥500 service fee per ticket. Online and convenience-store (Seven Ticket) tickets don’t. For a family of two adults and two children, that’s ¥2,000 saved.
Tokyo Tower
- Main Deck (150 m, official): adults ¥1,500, high school ¥1,200, elementary and junior high ¥900, children 4 and over ¥600.
- Top Deck Tour (150 m and 250 m, official): online ¥3,300 adults, ¥3,100 high school, ¥2,100 elementary/junior high, ¥1,500 age 4+. At the counter, each is ¥200 more.
LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo (Odaiba)
- Price (official): timed tickets ¥2,350–¥3,300 depending on the date, for everyone aged 3 and over.
- Booking: there are no same-day ticket sales at the counter, and online tickets are discounted (the site advertises savings for booking the day before).
- Rules: adults can’t visit without a child, and children can’t visit without an adult. On busy weekends and holidays, visits are limited to about three hours.
teamLab Planets and Borderless
teamLab Planets sells tickets online only; teamLab Borderless sells a limited number at the venue for ¥200 more. Children aged 4–12 pay ¥1,500 at both. See our teamLab family guide.
Sanrio Puroland (Tama)
- Prices (reported): from August 1, 2026, day passports range from about ¥3,900 to ¥6,900 for adults and ¥2,800 to ¥5,800 for children aged 3–17, depending on the date. Children 2 and under are free.
- Visit reservation: Puroland requires a visit reservation as well as a ticket. The official e-passport includes the reservation and, the park says, is better value than buying at the counter.
KidZania Tokyo (Toyosu)
- Prices (reported): vary by date, session and age; children (3–15) from about ¥3,800 and adults from about ¥2,300. Morning sessions run 9:00–15:00 and evening sessions 16:00–21:00.
- Booking (reported): online booking closes at 12:00 on the day for the first session and 18:00 for the second, or when sold out.
- Tokyo residents’ discount (reported): an advance-web-booking discount for Tokyo residents runs for visits until November 30, 2026. Check the official site for terms.
Booking tips
- Use official channels. Start from the attraction’s own website, so you get its change rules and avoid look-alike sites. See where to buy tickets for kids’ attractions.
- Check age bands. “Child” means 6–14 at Skytree, 4–12 at teamLab and 3–15 at KidZania; under-fives are often free.
- Check dynamic pricing. Weekends and school holidays cost more at Skytree, LEGOLAND, teamLab and Puroland.
- Screenshot your QR codes before you leave home.
FAQ
Can I buy Tokyo Skytree tickets on the day?
Yes, at the counter or vending machines, but each ticket costs ¥500 more than online.
Can adults visit LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo without children?
No. Adult-only (and child-only) groups aren’t admitted.
Sources and official information
- Tokyo Skytree — Tickets
- Tokyo Tower — Fees (Japanese)
- LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo — Tickets (Japanese)
- Sanrio Puroland — Tickets (Japanese)
- teamLab — teamLab Planets TOKYO
- KidZania Tokyo — official website (kidzania.jp) for current prices and sessions
Prices change, and several attractions use date-based pricing. Check official websites before booking. TokyoParents has no commercial relationship with any attraction or ticket platform listed. See our editorial policy.
Featured image: Tokyo Sky Tree 2012 by Kakidai, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons.
