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teamLab Planets Tickets & Visitor Guide
Ticket prices, timed slots, what to wear and how to get there for teamLab Planets TOKYO, checked against teamLab's own pages.
- Timed QR e-ticket on your phone
- Prices checked against teamLab's own
- Independent guide, not teamLab
No tickets are sold at the museum, so a sold-out slot means no visit that day. Book once your date is fixed.
Prefer a guide? Tours that include entry
Each includes teamLab Planets entry plus a local guide and a second stop, which is why they cost more than the ¥3,800 ticket alone.
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With Toyosu Market
teamLab Planets and Toyosu Market Guided Tour: 3 Hours, $1333 hours · free cancellation 24h
From $133 4.3
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Best rated tour
teamLab Planets and Odaiba Robot Tour: 4 Hours with a Guide4.8 from 26 reviews · free cancellation 24h
From $146 4.8
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With Asakusa
teamLab Planets and Asakusa Tour: 4 Hours with a Guide, $1524 hours · free cancellation 24h
From $152 5.0
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Every way in, at a glance
Quick answer
An adult ticket to teamLab Planets costs from ¥3,800, about $24, on the official Ticket Store; juniors pay ¥2,800, children aged 4 to 12 pay ¥1,500 and under-4s go free (teamLab, checked 27 October 2026). Every ticket is for a 30-minute admission window, and none are sold at the museum, so the real decision is which slot to book and where. The official store is cheapest and lets you change the date up to three times; the GetYourGuide ticket is $25 and non-refundable; guided tours with entry cost $108 to $152. What most first-timers get wrong is clothing: you walk barefoot through water up to your knees, so wear shorts or trousers that roll up.
See the timed-entry ticket · from $25Tickets
teamLab Planets ticket price, and the slot to book
There is one timed ticket in four age bands, and the adult price is dynamic, starting at ¥3,800. What varies is the half-hour you enter, and that is the part that sells out. The official Ticket Store is the cheapest place to buy and the only one whose tickets can be moved, up to three times until two hours before entry. The GetYourGuide ticket costs a dollar more and cannot be refunded, but sits in the same account as your other Tokyo bookings.
Entry ticket teamLab Planets Entry Ticket: $25 Timed Entry, Non-Refundable
The teamLab Planets timed entry ticket costs $25 on GetYourGuide and is non-refundable; the official store sells it from ¥3,800 (about $24).
Valid 1 day 4.7 (14,862)
teamLab Planets Ticket Price: What You Pay and Why It Changes
Adults pay from ¥3,800 (about $24), juniors ¥2,800, children 4-12 ¥1,500 and under-4s nothing. Dynamic pricing, the ¥12,000 Premium Pass and reseller prices.
How Far in Advance to Book teamLab Planets Tokyo
No tickets are sold at the door, so book once your date is fixed. Official tickets can be moved up to 3 times; here is what to do if your day sells out.
Guided
Guided tours that include teamLab Planets entry
Four tours on GetYourGuide bundle the museum ticket with a guide and a second sight: Toyosu Market next door, Odaiba across the bay, Asakusa's temple district or the Hama-rikyu garden. They cost $108 to $152 against about $24 for the ticket alone, so you are paying for the guide and the planning. All four offer free cancellation up to 24 hours before, unlike the plain ticket.
Guided tour combo market teamLab Planets and Toyosu Market Guided Tour: 3 Hours, $133
A 3-hour guided tour of Toyosu Market and teamLab Planets for $133, entry included, free cancellation up to 24 hours. What you get and what it costs.
3 hours 4.3 (14)
Guided tour combo odaiba teamLab Planets and Odaiba Robot Tour: 4 Hours with a Guide
A 4-hour private guided tour of teamLab Planets, robot battles and the Odaiba waterfront for $146, entry included, free cancellation up to 24 hours.
4 hours 4.8 (26)
Guided tour combo culture teamLab Planets and Asakusa Tour: 4 Hours with a Guide, $152
A 4-hour private guided tour of teamLab Planets, then Senso-ji and Asakusa by subway, for $152 with entry included and free cancellation up to 24 hours.
4 hours 5.0 (12)
Guided tour combo garden teamLab Planets and Hama-rikyu Garden Tour: 3.5 Hours, $108
A 3.5-hour private guided tour of teamLab Planets and Hama-rikyu Gardens for $108, with both entries included and free cancellation up to 24 hours.
3.5 hours
Before you go
Plan the visit: water, bare feet and the queue
Three things catch people out. You walk barefoot through knee-deep water and over mirrored floors, so clothing matters. Bags go in small free lockers, and there is no re-entry. And even with a timed ticket, the official notes warn of 30 to 60 minute queues at busy times, so the slot you pick changes the visit.
What to Wear to teamLab Planets: Water, Mirrors, Bare Feet
You walk barefoot through water up to knee height and over mirrored floors. Wear shorts or trousers that roll up; free rental shorts come in XS to 6L.
How Long Does teamLab Planets Take? Time Limit and Queue
Plan about 2 hours inside plus up to 30-60 minutes in the entry queue. There is no time limit on the ticket; here is what takes longest and how to fit it in.
Best Time to Visit teamLab Planets: Days, Slots, Seasons
Weekday mornings from the 08:00 opening and the last evening slots are the calmest bets. Holidays to avoid, and what changes with the seasons inside.
teamLab Planets Rules: Lockers, Bags, Re-entry, the Queue
Free lockers (23 x 34 x 37 cm) after the gate, no bags in the artworks, no re-entry, ID for junior tickets and a 30-60 minute queue at busy times.
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Planets or Borderless, and the end-of-2027 date
Tokyo has two teamLab museums, and they are different experiences: Planets is barefoot and partly in water on a set route; Borderless at Azabudai Hills is a dry maze of rooms. Planets also has a fixed term: teamLab's own page gives it as running until the end of 2027, so it is the one to see first if you want both.
teamLab Planets vs Borderless: Which One to Book in Tokyo
Planets is barefoot through water on a set route (adults from ¥3,800); Borderless is rooms you wander at Azabudai Hills (from ¥3,400). Who each suits.
Is teamLab Planets Closing? The End-of-2027 Date Explained
teamLab's own page gives the run as 7 July 2018 to the end of 2027. It was first due to close in 2023. What that means if you are booking for 2027.
Is teamLab Planets Worth It? What Visitors Say
The entry ticket holds 4.7 from 14,862 GetYourGuide reviews and 2.51 million people went in 2025. What reviewers praise, what they dislike, who should skip it.
Around the museum
Toyosu: the market, the onsen and getting here
teamLab Planets is in Toyosu, not Odaiba: three minutes from Shin-Toyosu Station on the Yurikamome. Toyosu Market, with its early-morning tuna auction and sushi counters, is five minutes away on foot, and the Senkyaku Banrai food street and 24-hour onsen are beside it. Pair one with your slot.
How to Get to teamLab Planets: Shin-Toyosu Station and the Walk
teamLab Planets is in Toyosu, not Odaiba: 3 minutes on foot from Exit 1A of Shin-Toyosu on the Yurikamome, or 10 minutes from Toyosu on the Yurakucho Line.
3 minutes on foot from Shin-Toyosu Exit 1A; 10 minutes from Toyosu Exit 7
Toyosu Market: Visiting Tokyo's Fish Market Near teamLab Planets
Toyosu Market is open to visitors 5:00-17:00, closed Sundays, holidays and some Wednesdays. The galleries, tuna auction, sushi and the walk to teamLab Planets.
things to do near teamLab Planets Things to Do Near teamLab Planets in Toyosu
Six things within a kilometre of teamLab Planets: Toyosu Market's tuna auction, a free footbath, a 24-hour onsen, LaLaport, two waterfront parks and Odaiba.
hotels near teamLab Planets Hotels Near teamLab Planets in Toyosu
Five places to sleep within about a kilometre of teamLab Planets, from the 330-room Hotel JAL City (350 m) to an overnight stay at the Manyo Club onsen.
What the ticket gets you
Water, flowers and light you walk through
One ticket covers every area of the museum, with no time limit once you are in.
Koi in knee-deep water
In the best-known room you wade through water that teamLab says stretches into infinity, while koi swim round your legs and turn into flowers when they touch you.
A garden of living orchids
The Floating Flower Garden is filled with real orchids that rise as you walk toward them; teamLab says the scent changes through the day and is strongest at night.
A moss garden that glows
Outdoors, egg-shaped ovoids in a moss garden reflect the day and glow after sunset, ringing out a tone when pushed. Book an evening slot to see both.
Is this the official teamLab Planets website?
No. This is an independent guide, not the official teamLab Planets website or an authorized ticket seller, and it is not affiliated with or endorsed by teamLab, PLANETS Co., Ltd. or DMM.com. We do not sell tickets and never take your payment. The official site is teamlab.art and the official Ticket Store is teamlabplanets.dmm.com, which sells adult tickets from ¥3,800 with no handling fee: for a plain ticket, it is the cheapest route there is. The tickets and tours on this site are sold by GetYourGuide, which takes payment and handles changes, cancellations and refunds; as a GetYourGuide affiliate partner, we may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
- Check what a tour includes — Inclusions are set by each tour operator and can change. Read the full listing on GetYourGuide before you pay.
- Never buy a resold ticket — teamLab invalidates tickets it finds resold on ticketing or auction sites, without refund.
- Read the full disclosure — Who sells what, and what that means for refunds, is set out on the /disclosure page.
The details in one place
- Adult ticket
- From ¥3,800 (~$24)
- Open
- 08:00-22:00, last entry 21:00
- Time needed
- About 2 hours + queue
- Nearest station
- Shin-Toyosu, 3 min
teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM: key facts
- Opened
- 2018
- Located in
- Toyosu
Source: Wikidata (CC0), checked 2026-10-27.
Nearest stations to teamLab Planets TOKYO DMM
| Station | Type | Distance | On foot |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shin-ToyosuYurikamome (Exit 1A) | light rail | 67 m | about 3 min |
| Shijo-maeYurikamome | light rail | 521 m | about 5 min |
| ToyosuTokyo Metro Yurakucho Line (Exit 7); Yurikamome | light rail | 724 m | about 10 min |
| Ariake-Tennis-no-moriYurikamome | light rail | 1.0 km | about 16 min |
Distances are straight-line from the museum's Wikipedia coordinate (OpenStreetMap). Walking times for Shin-Toyosu, Shijo-mae and Toyosu are the official ones from teamlab.art (3, 5 and 10 minutes); the others are estimated from distance. Station data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL).
Frequently asked questions
How much is a teamLab Planets ticket?
From ¥3,800 (about $24) for adults on the official Ticket Store; ¥2,800 for junior high and high school students; ¥1,500 for children aged 4 to 12; free for 3 and under.
Can I buy tickets at the door?
No. teamLab Planets sells no tickets on site, at a counter or a machine. Buy online before you go.
What should I wear to teamLab Planets?
Shorts or trousers that roll up above the knee. You walk barefoot through water up to knee height and over mirrored floors; free rental shorts are available.
How long does teamLab Planets take?
About two hours inside, plus up to 30 to 60 minutes in the entry queue at busy times. There is no time limit once you are in.
Is teamLab Planets closing?
Its official term runs from 7 July 2018 to the end of 2027. teamLab has not published an exact final day.
Is this the official teamLab Planets website?
No. It is an independent guide, not affiliated with teamLab, PLANETS Co., Ltd. or DMM.com. The tickets and tours shown here are sold by GetYourGuide, and this site may earn a commission at no extra cost to you.
Sources
Pick your slot, then book
Timed entry, no tickets at the door, and a 30-minute window to join the queue. Choose your half-hour first, ideally a weekday, and book once your date is fixed.
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