Sanrio Puroland Tickets: Prices, Reservations and How to Get There

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Sanrio Puroland is an indoor theme park in Tama, western Tokyo, full of Hello Kitty, My Melody, Cinnamoroll and other Sanrio characters. Because it is indoors, it is a good choice on rainy days. Here is how tickets, prices and reservations work, and how to get there from central Tokyo.

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Ticket types and prices

Puroland’s tickets are called passports. The price depends on the day you visit, so check the calendar on the official site.

Passport	Adult (18–64)	Child (3–17) and senior (65+)
Day Passport (all day), at the counter	¥3,900–¥6,900	¥2,800–¥5,800
Afternoon Passport (entry from 14:00), at the counter	¥2,800–¥4,600	¥2,500–¥4,300

Children aged 2 and under are free. High school students pay the child price. Some periods do not have the lowest price.

How to buy

• Official e-passport (recommended): cheaper than the counter, with the visit reservation included. You buy it on the official site and enter with your phone. It is for a set date, and you can cancel until the day before. You need a free Sanrio+ membership to buy it.
• At the ticket counter: on the day, from 30 minutes before opening until 90 minutes before closing. You still need a visit reservation, which you can get on the official site on the day if spaces remain.
• Other sellers: convenience store tickets (Lawson, FamilyMart) and Keio or Odakyu railway sets that include train tickets. These are date-specific and cannot be cancelled.

Opening hours and closed days

Opening hours change by day, for example 8:30–18:00 on some days and 9:30–17:00 on others, and the park has closed days on some weekdays. Always check the schedule on the official site before you go.

How to get there

From	Route	Time
Shinjuku	Keio Line limited express to Keio-Tama-Center	About 30 min
Shin-Yurigaoka	Odakyu Line to Odakyu-Tama-Center	About 12 min
Tachikawa	Tama Monorail to Tama-Center	About 23 min

From the station, walk straight out of the Keio central gate or the Odakyu west gate toward the park. There is a walkway with a ramp for strollers and wheelchairs. The park entrance is on the 3rd floor.

Tips

• Prices and crowds change by date. Compare a few dates on the official calendar if your plans are flexible.
• Character greetings at Character Greeting Residence need a numbered ticket, given out from opening time.
• Parades and shows run several times a day. Check the day’s schedule on the official site.
• See our Tama Center guide for the area.

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