🏰 Tokyo Disney Parks Hotels and Transport Guide

Hello everyone! Welcome to the second part of my TDR guide. Today, I'll be discussing accommodation and transportation.

Given the ✨precious✨ time on park visit days, I highly recommend staying near the parks whenever possible. Personally, I've traveled from Shinjuku and other areas to Tokyo Disney early in the morning, and I always feel like a zombie during rush hour. Here are some information on the accommodations near the parks.

🏰 The Disney Hotels

If your budget permits, why not consider staying at the Tokyo Disney Hotels? (pic 2) They offer even more Disney magic! While the deluxe hotels can be quite expensive, there are also moderate and value options available for you to consider.

🏝️ Other Disney affiliated Hotel

You may also want to explore other Disney-affiliated hotels located nearby. (pic 3) Bayside Station, which is part of the Disney Monorail system, has six hotels with varying price ranges. They provide complimentary shuttle buses to Bayside Station and even have Disney souvenir shops on their premises.

🏢 Disney Partnered Hotels

Another option is to look for partnered hotels near Shin-Urayasu Station, just one stop away from Maihama Station where TDR is located. These hotels offer complimentary shuttle buses directly to the parks! Plus, there's an Aeon Supermarket near Shin-Urayasu Station, which is definitely a convenient perk.

🚞 Good Neighbours Hotel

If you prefer to stay in the city of Tokyo, there are several hotels across the city that fall under the "Good Neighbors Hotels" category associated with TDR. While they provide shuttle buses to the parks, please note that there may be limited or just one timing available each day. Therefore, I don't highly recommend them.

For more info on the Disney affiliated hotels click HERE!

Now let's delve into transportation! (pic 4)

🚊 Minimise transportation time as much as possible

TDR is based at Maihama Station. To reach Maihama Station from Tokyo City, you'll need to take the Keiyo Line or Musashino Line from Tokyo Station. Therefore, I highly recommend changing to a hotel near Shin-Urayasu Station or Bayside Station the night before your visit to save travel time. If that's not possible, try to at least find a hotel near Tokyo Station to minimize transit.

🚃 Tokyo Disney Resort Line

From Maihama Station, you can either walk to Disneyland or take the Disney Resort Monorail. For Disneysea, the monorail is the way to go. You can pay for your ride using Suica, Passmo, or similar IC cards, or you can purchase tickets with seasonal Disney prints from the ticket machines (a great memento to keep!).

🚌 From Airports

If you're arriving from the airports, I recommend getting Airport Limousine bus tickets at the airport. These buses will take you directly to the parks and resort hotels. It's a convenient option!

That concludes this guide! Let me know if you have any questions.

More Tokyo Disney Guide:

Part 1: Ticket Purchase Guide

Part 3: Guide on App, DPA, Standby Pass and Entry Requests

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