Tokyo Disneyland resumes operations with a slight ticket price increase
Last updated 2026-09-28 — Tokyo Disneyland will resume operations on April 15, and in response to energy-saving efforts, its operating hours will be adjusted to 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Ticket prices will be slightly increased starting April 23, with the exception of student group passports...
Tokyo Disneyland will resume operations on April 15. In response to energy-saving initiatives, operating hours have been adjusted to 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM. Starting April 23, ticket prices will be slightly increased, with the exception of student group passports. For example, the one-day passport will rise from the original 5,800 yen to 6,200 yen. Additionally, from April 15 to May 14, Tokyo Disneyland will donate 300 yen per visitor to the Japanese Red Cross for disaster reconstruction efforts.
Tokyo Disneyland was closed due to the major earthquake but finally resumed operations on April 15.
Tokyo Disneyland has been suspending operations at its two theme parks since March 12 and has now announced that it will resume operations on April 15. However, energy-saving measures will be implemented, including advancing the park closing time from 10:00 PM to 6:00 PM temporarily, and reducing the number of indoor and outdoor lights without compromising visitor safety. Other measures include adjusting air conditioning temperatures, turning off hand dryers in restrooms, and temporarily suspending the use of some escalators and fountains.
After resuming operations, Tokyo Disneyland will adopt power-saving measures.
Regarding other facilities within the Tokyo Disney Resort, Tokyo DisneySea is currently ready to resume operations at any time, with the specific date to be announced separately. Disney Ambassador Hotel and Tokyo Disneyland Hotel will resume business on April 15. Between April 15 and May 14, both hotels will donate 1,000 yen per room per day to the Japanese Red Cross for disaster reconstruction. Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta will remain closed until Tokyo DisneySea resumes operations. Ikspiari has resumed business since March 28 but with shortened operating hours. The Cirque du Soleil Tokyo Theater will resume performances on April 23. The Disney Resort Line has resumed operations since April 2 but with reduced service frequency.
Tokyo Disneyland: http://www.tokyodisneyresort.co.jp/cn/tdl
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