Tokyo Sea Life Park Tours and Tickets

Tickets to Tokyo Sea Life Park currently cost ¥700 for adults, ¥350 for seniors aged 65 and over, and ¥250 for teens aged 13–15. Entrance is free for kids under 13 years old and for junior high students who attend school in Tokyo.

Tokyo Sea Life Park is open daily from 9.30am until 5pm, except Wednesdays when it is closed. The last tickets are sold one hour before closing time. If a public holiday falls on a Wednesday, the park will typically open and shift its closed day to the following Thursday instead.

You can purchase tickets for Tokyo Sea Life Park online via the park’s website and its ticketing portal, which can save you time. Alternatively, you can get your tickets in person at the park. If you book online, have your ticket QR code ready to show on arrival.

Visit Tokyo Sea Life Park during the week to avoid the biggest crowds. Like many attractions in and around Tokyo, the park tends to be busiest on weekends and during public holidays, especially Golden Week in late April/early May. Visiting on Tuesday and Thursday is recommended, especially in the morning.

Tokyo Sea Life Park is in Tokyo Bay, southeast of the city center. To travel by public transportation, head to Kasai Rinkai Koen station via the JR Keiyō Line, which is just a 5-minute walk from the park. You can also get there by water bus: Tokyo Mizube Line boats dock just south of the park.

No, there is no parking at Tokyo Sea Life Park. It’s recommended to use public transportation to reach the park, especially on weekends and public holidays when traffic can be particularly congested. The park is a short walk from Kasai Rinkai Koen station on the JR Keiyō Line.