Tokyo Dome City is an easy destination amusement park. Kids from 6+ to teens can enjoy a half day at the Tokyo Dome City riding cool water thrills, roller coasters and drop and scream attractions.  Toddlers and pre-K also have fun on the merry-go-round and the huge ferris wheel. Korakoen is centrally located on multiple train lines and has easy parking access directly under the park.

Tokyo Dome City – Amusement Park

The park is separated into five zones. However, the three zones to spend most of your time are the LaQua Zone, the Parachute Zone, and the Viking Zone.  If you have 3+ hours and think you will be able to ride more than four rides, I would recommend you buy the day pass, or the Ride 5 pass (2,600 JPY for age 3+). The night pass discount is also great for teens who can enjoy the super views.

The LaQua Zone favourites for our family are the Big-O which is a huge hub less ferris wheel which has great views on a clear day; the Thunder Dolphin which is a roller coaster which actually goes through the middle of the Big-O, and the Venus Lagoon merry-go-round.

The Viking Zone has a few amusement rides that 3+ or over 100 centimeters tall kids can ride. The Kid Hacker a free fall ride is thrilling as you drop, as well as the toddler friendly Bun Bun Bee ride that spins you like a bee.

The Parachute Zone is great for 3+ kids with Bloom Express which rocks and rolls, Water Cannon which test kids hands eye coordination and Flash Rush where kids can burn off some extra sugar.

Hours: Open everyday: 10:00 – 21:00

Tokyo Dome City is best accessed from Suidobashi Station on the JR Chuo Line (only the yellow local trains stop here) or from Korakuen Station (served by the Marunouchi and Namboku Subway Lines) or the adjacent Kasuga Station (served by the Oedo and Mita Subway Lines).

Tokyo Dome City – Amusement Park

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