A media experience that satisfies all five senses with touch and wading
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Address
6 Chome-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061 Japan
Facilities
Diaper Changing Station, Parking, Reservation
Reservation
Reservations in advance & same-day visits are both possible - Home Page Reservation, Klook Reservation
Open/Closes
Mon 09:00 ~ 22:00 Tue 09:00 ~ 22:00 Wed Regular Closed Thu 09:00 ~ 22:00 Fri 09:00 ~ 22:00 Sat 09:00 ~ 22:00 Sun 09:00 ~ 22:00
Prices & Programs of teamLab Planets Tokyo
- [Fees]
- <Mon~Fri>
- Adults (18 years and older): 3,800 yen (until July 21) / 4,200 yen (from July 22)
- Middle/High School Students: 2,800 yen
- Children (4~12 years): 1,500 yen
- Under 3 years: Free
- <Sat, Sun, Holidays>
- Adults (18 years and older): 4,200 yen
- Middle/High School Students: 2,800 yen
- Children (4~12 years): 1,500 yen
- Under 3 years: Free
- [Visitor Information]
- Last entry: 21:00
Parenting Tips for teamLab Planets Tokyo
- You can have an incredible experience of artwork changing based on the child's movement. The experience is divided into parts, and guides are available, so don't worry.
- Take care to ensure children do not put water in their mouths when experiencing walking on water.
- You will be instructed to take off socks and roll up pants to the knees when entering, but as clothes can still get wet, please prepare spare clothes for children.
- Shorts are available for rent for free if you wish.
- The last course offers a photo time where you can line up to take photos.
- As operations are reservation-based, please strictly adhere to the time. It's suggested to arrive early since the area can be very crowded, and you may have to wait outside.
- There is a free personal locker available, so you can leave the stroller outside and take personal items inside.
- There are diaper changing stations in the bathrooms, and if you need to breastfeed, please request the staff, and you can use a care room.
- You can have a meal at the ramen shop.
teamLab Planets Tokyo
This is an immersive media exhibition where you walk through and experience a space filled with light, water, and sound barefoot and in person. The artworks change as your child moves, so it feels much more vivid and engaging than a typical exhibition that you only look at.
An exhibition to enjoy with all five senses
- You can join the artworks with your whole body by walking on water or moving through spaces filled with light.
- Staff members help guide visitors through the exhibition route, so even first-time visitors can explore it relatively comfortably.
- At the end, there is also a good photo moment where you can take memorable pictures.
Things to check when visiting with your child
- After entering, you will take off your shoes and socks before moving through the exhibition.
- There are water experience areas, so your childs clothes may get wet. It is a good idea to bring a change of clothes.
- If needed, free shorts rental is available.
- During the water experience, please keep a close eye on your child so they do not put the water in their mouth.
- If your child is sensitive to dark spaces or loud sounds, it is best to check in advance.
Kid-friendly amenities
- The restroom has a diaper changing station.
- There is no nursing room.
- Stroller rental is not available, and using a stroller inside the exhibition is difficult, so it is convenient to leave it at the entrance and use the free lockers.
- It operates on a timed reservation system, so arriving on time is recommended.
- Parking is available.
FAQ about teamLab Planets Tokyo
Is teamLab Planets Tokyo a good place to visit with children?
Yes. It is an immersive exhibition where the artworks change depending on your childs movements, so it is a great place to visit with kids. However, some parts of the exhibition are dark and have loud sounds, so it is best to be cautious if your child is sensitive to those environments.Does teamLab Planets Tokyo have an experience where children go into the water?
Yes, some sections include a barefoot experience where you walk on water. Clothes may get wet, so bringing a change of clothes is recommended, and caregivers should watch carefully so children do not put the water in their mouth.Does teamLab Planets Tokyo have a diaper changing station and a nursing space?
A diaper changing station is available in the restroom. If you need to nurse, you can ask the staff and use the first aid room.Can you bring a stroller into teamLab Planets Tokyo?
Using a stroller inside the exhibition is difficult, so you can leave it near the entrance before going in. Personal belongings can be stored in free personal lockers, which makes the visit relatively convenient.Do you need a reservation for teamLab Planets Tokyo?
Yes, it operates on a timed reservation system, so it is best to book in advance before visiting. It can get crowded, and the waiting area may be outdoors, so arriving a little earlier than your reservation time is recommended.What are the operating hours and last admission time for teamLab Planets Tokyo?
Operating hours are 09:00 to 22:00 on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and Sunday. It is regularly closed on Wednesdays. Last admission is at 21:00.How much is admission to teamLab Planets Tokyo?
Adults are 3,800 yen on weekdays through July 21, and 4,200 yen from July 22. On Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays, adult admission is 4,200 yen. Middle and high school students are 2,800 yen, children ages 4 to 12 are 1,500 yen, and children age 3 and under are free.What should you wear to teamLab Planets Tokyo?
After entering, you take off your shoes and socks and move through the exhibition barefoot, and there are water experience areas where you may need to roll your pants up to your knees. Since you may get wet, wearing pants and bringing a change of clothes is recommended, and if you want, you can rent shorts for free.Is teamLab Planets Tokyo convenient for parking and public transportation?
It is easy to reach by public transportation, with a 1-minute walk from Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome Line and a 10-minute walk from Toyosu Station on the Tokyo Metro Yurakucho Line. Whether there is a dedicated parking lot has not been confirmed, but information has been provided about using nearby parking lots.
teamLab Planets Tokyo Address
Address: 6 Chome-1-16 Toyosu, Koto City, Tokyo 135-0061 Japan
How to make a reservation for teamLab Planets Tokyo?
Reservations in advance & same-day visits are both possible - Home Page Reservation, Klook Reservation