Facilities
Practical information
Everything you need to know for a carefree day at Tokyo Disneyland: where to go with questions, where to store your belongings and what the park provides for families. Prices in Japanese yen, as of November 2026.
Information
You'll find general information and lost property at Main Street House in World Bazaar. You can buy tickets at the Ticket Booths East and West by the main entrance.
First aid
If you feel unwell or need first aid, speak to a cast member. The park has a central first aid post (Central First Aid) and AEDs.
Baby Center
You can feed and change your baby at the Baby Center in World Bazaar and the Toontown Baby Center. There's hot water (70 °C) for formula, a microwave and a high chair. All toilets have a baby changing table.
Lockers, pushchairs and wheelchairs
There are lockers around the main entrance, both inside and outside the park. They cost ¥500 to ¥1,500 per day, depending on the size. You collect your belongings again the same day. On busy days there's a temporary luggage storage for suitcases (¥1,500 per item).
Just past the entrance you can hire pushchairs and wheelchairs, including electric wheelchairs. Electric wheelchairs are not available for hire when it rains.
The app and payment
Download the Tokyo Disney Resort App (in English) before your visit. In it you can buy tickets and Disney Premier Access, request a Standby Pass or Entry Request, order food with Disney Mobile Order and check waiting times. You can also pay contactless in the park. There is free wifi; you need an e-mail address or social media account to log in.
Lost your child?
Children aged 11 and under who have lost their parents are looked after at Lost Children. Agree on a fixed meeting point beforehand.
Your own food
If you bring your own food and drink, you can eat it at the picnic area.
Smoking
Smoking is only allowed in the designated smoking areas.