Tokyo Dome City Tours and Tickets

There are a few of ways to experience Tokyo Dome City. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• Japan Baseball Tour—Catch a Live Game in Tokyo With a Local
• Japanese Football Association Museum Visit on "Blue-ing!"
• Tokyo Baseball or Soccer Experience with a Local Fan(with TICKET)

There are many different attractions and facilities within Tokyo Dome City—from a hot springs spa and sauna to the Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum—and each has its own entry cost. For example, admission to the Natural Hot Springs Spa LaQua starts at ¥3,230 (approximately US$21) for adults, while the Baseball Hall of Fame costs ¥600 (around US$4) for adults.

The various businesses and attractions within Tokyo Dome City operate slightly different schedules, but the overall complex is open from 10am until 9pm daily. Some attractions open later—such as the Natural Hot Springs Spa LaQua at 11 am—while others open for longer on weekends and public holidays. Check the website for each attraction for specific hours.

You can purchase tickets for the attractions at Tokyo Dome City in person at the respective ticket counters, online via the Tokyo Dome City website, or—for a select few attractions—by booking tours. If buying online, some of the individual attractions have dedicated online portals for international visitors, which are easier if you don’t read Japanese.

Tokyo Dome City is located in the Korakuen area of central Tokyo, so it’s easy to reach from other parts of the capital. The closest stations are Korakuen on Tokyo Metro’s Marunouchi line, Suidobashi on Toei Subway’s Mita line, and JR’s Suidobashi station (don’t confuse these two Suidobashi stations as they’re some distance apart). All are a short walk from Tokyo Dome City.

Yes, there are many facilities and attractions for children of all ages at Tokyo Dome City, including an amusement park. Younger kids will enjoy the ASOBono! indoor playground and the AniTouch petting zoo, while older kids will like the Hero Action Show, Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, bowling alley, roller skating arena, table tennis hall, and more.