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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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
teamLab Planets With a Wheelchair or Limited Mobility
Wheelchair users transfer to an in-house chair or fit tire covers, and some works are seen from set points. The ¥1,900 (~$12) disability ticket and its rules.
teamLab Planets With Kids: Ages, Prices and the Water Rooms
Children 4-12 pay ¥1,500 (~$10) and under-4s go free. Strollers stay outside, one adult per three children, and the 40 cm inseam rule for the koi water room.
Toyosu Tuna Auction: Times, the Free Gallery and the Lottery
The tuna auction runs around 5:30-6:30. Watch free from the upper gallery from 5:00, or win one of 100 daily lower-deck places by online lottery.
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.