From Sep 6, 2026 the crowd forecast uses a 7-level scale instead of 5.
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September 2026
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September 2026
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| Major attraction | Weekdays (avg) | Weekends and holidays (avg) | Longest (last 30 days) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Soaring: Fantastic Flight | 124 min | 123 min | 158 min |
| Anna and Elsa's Frozen Journey | 123 min | 119 min | 153 min |
| Journey to the Center of the Earth | 124 min | 102 min | 152 min |
| Toy Story Mania! | 108 min | 113 min | 134 min |
| Tower of Terror | 96 min | 76 min | 126 min |
| Raging Spirits | 74 min | 62 min | 97 min |
| Peter Pan's Never Land Adventure | 52 min | 51 min | 60 min |
| 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea | 31 min | 24 min | 42 min |
| Nemo & Friends SeaRider | 27 min | 27 min | 45 min |
Averages computed from 89 days of actual measurements (2026-06-15 to 2026-09-11). Powered by Queue-Times.com / Busiest time of day across the park: around 10:00 (measured average).
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※ Forecast values on a 7-level scale; days with the same level are listed in date order. Tap a day to open its details.
📋 Tokyo DisneySea Crowd Forecast List (September 2026 / October 2026 / November 2026) — text version
All values are forecasts on a 7-level scale (Lv1 Very quiet – Lv7 Extremely busy) and may change. See the interactive calendar above for weather, events, and details of each day.
| Date | Day | Crowd Level (Expected Wait) | Notes / Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| 9/13 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 9/14 | Mon | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 9/15 | Tue | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 9/16 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Halloween Season Begins |
| 9/17 | Thu | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 9/18 | Fri | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Day Before Silver Week |
| 9/19 | Sat | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Silver Week (Day 1) |
| 9/20 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 9/21 | Mon | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Holiday: Respect for the Aged Day |
| 9/22 | Tue | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Holiday: Citizens' Holiday |
| 9/23 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Holiday: Autumnal Equinox Day |
| 9/24 | Thu | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Korean Chuseok |
| 9/25 | Fri | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 9/26 | Sat | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 9/27 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Chuseok (Final Day) |
| 9/28 | Mon | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 9/29 | Tue | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 9/30 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| Date | Day | Crowd Level (Expected Wait) | Notes / Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| 10/1 | Thu | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | China National Day (Day 1) |
| 10/2 | Fri | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/3 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/4 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/5 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/6 | Tue | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/7 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | China National Day (Final Day) |
| 10/8 | Thu | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/9 | Fri | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/10 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Sports Day Weekend (Day 1) |
| 10/11 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/12 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Holiday: Sports Day |
| 10/13 | Tue | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/14 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/15 | Thu | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/16 | Fri | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/17 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/18 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/19 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/20 | Tue | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/21 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/22 | Thu | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/23 | Fri | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/24 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Halloween Weekend |
| 10/25 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/26 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/27 | Tue | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/28 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/29 | Thu | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/30 | Fri | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Halloween |
| 10/31 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Halloween (Final Day) |
| Date | Day | Crowd Level (Expected Wait) | Notes / Events |
|---|---|---|---|
| 11/1 | Sun | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/2 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/3 | Tue | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Holiday: Culture Day |
| 11/4 | Wed | Lv4 Slightly busy (80–100 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/5 | Thu | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/6 | Fri | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/7 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/8 | Sun | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/9 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/10 | Tue | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | TDS 25th Anniversary: Sparkling Anniversary |
| 11/11 | Wed | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Christmas Season Begins |
| 11/12 | Thu | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/13 | Fri | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/14 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/15 | Sun | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Shichi-Go-San |
| 11/16 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/17 | Tue | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/18 | Wed | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Mickey & Minnie's Birthday |
| 11/19 | Thu | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/20 | Fri | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/21 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Labor Thanksgiving 3-Day Weekend (Day 1) |
| 11/22 | Sun | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/23 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Holiday: Labor Thanksgiving Day |
| 11/24 | Tue | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/25 | Wed | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/26 | Thu | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/27 | Fri | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/28 | Sat | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/29 | Sun | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
| 11/30 | Mon | Lv5 Busy (100–110 min) | Disney Christmas |
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About this forecast
Our Tokyo DisneySea crowd forecast blends the official operating calendar, historical patterns, daily-recorded real wait times and weather data, recalibrated every day. The accuracy score at the top shows honestly how well we have been doing.
Reading the calendar
Days are rated on a 1–7 scale (lower = quieter). Tap a date for weather, temperature and wait-time estimates; past dates show recorded data. If you want to enjoy the harbour shows and night views at a relaxed pace, picking a low-level weekday makes a big difference.
FAQ
Q. How often is the data updated?
A. Real wait times are recorded automatically every day, and the full forecast is refreshed regularly. The written content on this page was checked against the official site on August 21, 2026.
Q. Can the forecast be wrong?
A. Yes — that is why we publish our accuracy score right on the calendar. Weather and special events can change crowds quickly, so treat it as a planning guide.
Q. When are the best days to visit in September–November 2026?
A. On our forecast, September is relatively calmer than the other two months, while October and November have crowded days running through them.
In October, the weekdays of October 1–15 are the easier picks: that stretch is officially outside the full-costume period, and weekdays avoid the top-price days. In November, pick your date by where the events fall rather than by the number.
Q. Can I ride Tower of Terror?
A. Per the official closure info, Tower of Terror is closed from September 28 through November 5, 2026. It is available through September 27 and again from November 6. Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull is also closed through November 29 and reopens November 30 — so from September 28 to November 5, neither one is available.
Q. Are there days when the evening shows aren’t running?
A. Yes. September 25 and November 27, 2026 are listed on the official park operation calendar as shortened-hours days running 9:00 AM–6:30 PM, and on both dates Believe! ~Sea of Dreams~, Sky Full of Colors and the Sparkling Jubilee Night ambient staging are all suspended. Avoid those two dates if evening entertainment is your goal.
Q. How much are tickets?
A. Per the official ticket calendar, a 1-Day Passport (adult) is ¥8,900–¥10,900 (approx. $59–$73 USD) in September 2026 and ¥9,900–¥12,400 (approx. $66–$83 USD) in October and November (as of August 21, 2026). Prices for dates from November 23 onward have not been published yet. This is an unofficial fan-made forecast site, so please confirm the price shown on the Tokyo Disney Resort official website when you buy.
Q. Is the 25th-anniversary period busier than usual?
A. Anniversary-focused visitors tend to increase, so some days run higher than off-peak—especially long weekends, weekends, the College Passport period (September 1–30, 2026), and the Halloween and Christmas seasons.
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Tokyo DisneySea crowd forecast summary: September–November 2026
With the 25th anniversary, Halloween and Christmas running back to back, autumn crowd levels don’t drop much even after summer break ends.
September through November 2026 at Tokyo DisneySea is the three-month stretch where the events roll over from summer to autumn to winter. Per the Tokyo Disney Resort official site, the special event “Disney Halloween” runs Wednesday, September 16 through Saturday, October 31, 2026, and “Disney Christmas” runs Wednesday, November 11 through Friday, December 25, 2026.
On top of that, the Tokyo DisneySea 25th Anniversary “Sparkling Jubilee” continues from April 15, 2026 through Wednesday, March 31, 2027 — so it’s safest to plan with anniversary demand sitting underneath everything else.
The detail that really shapes your date choice across these three months is the officially announced full-costume period. At Tokyo DisneySea, guests may wear full Disney character costumes from Tuesday, September 15 through Wednesday, September 30, and again from Friday, October 16 through Saturday, October 31. Officially, Thursday, October 1 through Thursday, October 15 falls outside that window.
If you’d rather avoid the days when costumed guests cluster, those two weeks in early October are a useful signal.
This page reads the last 12 months plus the next 12 months — 24 months of crowd-calendar data we compile ourselves — and summarizes the coming three months for families. Note that our crowd levels are forecasts, not guarantees of how busy a day will actually be.
The crowd level runs high from September and keeps climbing through October and November. In those two months in particular, crowded days are forecast to run on. Below, we work from the official event dates and the costume periods to help you choose.
September 2026 crowd trend
September is the lowest of the three months on our calendar. You can check the day-to-day differences on the calendar above.
Official ticket prices are also at their lowest of the three months in early September: ¥8,900 (approx. $59 USD) from September 1 to 4, and ¥9,400 (approx. $63 USD) from September 7 to 11.
Levels are recalculated every morning, and actual crowds still move with weather and ticket availability — so check the calendar itself for the latest before you book.
Saturday, September 19 through Wednesday, September 23 is a five-day run of holidays — Respect for the Aged Day on Monday the 21st, a Citizens’ Holiday on Tuesday the 22nd (a bridge day between two holidays), and Autumnal Equinox Day on Wednesday the 23rd — per Japan’s Cabinet Office holiday list. Early September still carries plenty of summer heat, so decide your rest spots and what to pack before you go.
The park’s atmosphere changes mid-month. Officially, “Summer Cool-Off at Tokyo Disney Resort” runs through Monday, September 14, and the “soaking wet” version of Aquatopia ends that day too.
Friday, September 4 is Tokyo DisneySea’s park opening anniversary, which tends to concentrate visitors there for the commemorative staging. The official College Passport (a discounted student ticket) also runs from Tuesday, September 1 through Wednesday, September 30, which adds student visitors on weekdays.
October 2026 crowd trend
October runs Halloween right through the month, and crowded days are forecast to run on. When days look similar, the official price ladder is a useful signal, and Saturday, October 10 through Monday, October 12 (Sports Day) is a three-day weekend. Thursday, October 1 through Wednesday, October 7 overlaps China’s National Day holidays, so inbound demand can run higher that week too.
Before you settle on a date, there’s one thing to know: Tower of Terror is closed for the whole of October, from the 1st to the 31st. The official closure info gives the period as Monday, September 28 through Thursday, November 5, 2026, which swallows October entirely. Plan on one headline attraction being unavailable, and rework your wait-time estimates and touring order in advance.
The costume period is what makes October decidable. On our forecast, the easier days are mostly Tuesdays and Wednesdays, and many of them fall inside the October 1–15 window that is officially outside the full-costume period.
That’s a case where our forecast and the official conditions point the same way, which makes the date easy to decide. From Friday, October 16 costumes resume, so weekend levels tend to climb again.
Ticket prices step up from October. Per the official ticket calendar, a 1-Day Passport (adult) is ¥8,900–¥10,900 (approx. $59–$73 USD) in September, ¥9,900–¥12,400 (approx. $66–$83 USD) in October, and ¥9,900–¥12,400 in November (as of August 21, 2026).
October hits the ¥12,400 (approx. $83 USD) top price on four dates: Sunday, October 11; Saturday, October 17; Saturday, October 24; and Saturday, October 31. Sunday, October 11 sits inside the period when full costumes are not allowed — yet as the middle day of the Sports Day three-day weekend, it carries the highest price of the month.
Read that as official pricing tracking the position of the holidays more closely than the costume rules. Within the same three-day weekend, the final day — Monday, October 12, Sports Day — is priced at ¥10,900 (approx. $73 USD), ¥1,500 (approx. $10 USD) cheaper than the middle day. At the other end, Thursday, October 1 and Friday, October 2 are ¥9,900 (approx. $66 USD), the low band for the month.
November 2026 crowd trend
On our forecast, November looks like the busiest of the three months, with crowded days running on. You can check the day-to-day differences on the calendar above.
Rather than hunting for a “quiet” day, choosing by the event schedule is the more realistic approach. When days look similar, the official ticket prices and events are the easiest way to settle on a date.
One date deserves a note: Wednesday, November 11. It is the official opening day of “Disney Christmas.” Opening-day demand could push it busier than our forecast, so if you want a calmer day, a weekday a little before or after the opening is the easier choice.
Sunday, November 1 through Tuesday, November 10 sits in the gap between Halloween ending on October 31 and Christmas starting. It’s also when decorations are being changed over, so keep that in mind if seasonal décor is your reason for going.
The national holidays are Tuesday, November 3 (Culture Day) and Monday, November 23 (Labor Thanksgiving Day), making Saturday, November 21 through Monday, November 23 a three-day weekend. That weekend, overlapping the Christmas season, is the most concentrated stretch of the month.
Late November also brings a reopening: Indiana Jones Adventure is scheduled to reopen on Monday, November 30, 2026. One more official note for anyone planning further ahead — Tokyo Disney Resort has announced that the “New Year’s Eve” event will not be held on December 31, 2026.
Week-by-week crowd forecast for September 2026
Tuesday, September 1 – Sunday, September 6
Summer break is over and Halloween hasn’t started, so the park is between events. On our forecast, this is one of the more workable weeks in the three-month window. Do note that Friday, September 4 is Tokyo DisneySea’s park opening anniversary, so that one day tends to draw extra visitors there for the occasion.
Monday, September 7 – Sunday, September 13
The week the summer staging winds down. Our forecast here splits day by day, and “Summer Cool-Off” and the “soaking wet” version of Aquatopia both end on Monday, September 14 — so last-chance visitors may start arriving from this week. If the water content is what you’re here for, this is the last full week for it.
Monday, September 14 – Friday, September 18
The week the park changes character. The summer staging ends Monday, September 14, full costumes become allowed from Tuesday, September 15, and “Disney Halloween” opens Wednesday, September 16. Friday, September 18 is the day before the five-day holiday run, so expect more visitors arriving early. Costumed guests start appearing this week, which makes it a good week if photos are your goal.
Saturday, September 19 – Wednesday, September 23
Silver Week — five consecutive days off. Monday, September 21 is Respect for the Aged Day, Tuesday, September 22 is a Citizens’ Holiday (a bridge day between two holidays), and Wednesday, September 23 is Autumnal Equinox Day, per Japan’s Cabinet Office holiday list. The mid-holiday run overlaps the days right after Halloween opens, so it’s worth sorting out hotels and restaurants early.
Thursday, September 24 – Wednesday, September 30
The week after the holidays, but Korea’s Chuseok holiday falls Thursday, September 24 through Sunday, September 27, so we expect inbound visitors to keep levels from dropping all the way back down. The full-costume period pauses after Wednesday, September 30, with Thursday, October 1 through Thursday, October 15 outside the window — so if you’d rather skip the days when costumed guests gather, early October is the easier going.
Events & closures as of September 2026
The first thing to know is that these three months include a stretch where two of Tokyo DisneySea’s headline attractions are down at the same time. Per the official closure info, Indiana Jones Adventure: Temple of the Crystal Skull is closed through Sunday, November 29, 2026 and reopens Monday, November 30. Tower of Terror closes from Monday, September 28 through Thursday, November 5, 2026.
That means neither one is available for roughly five weeks, from September 28 to November 5. If your visit falls inside that window, planning a different route from the start makes the day far easier.
The other closures are as follows (per official announcements as of August 21, 2026).
- Mermaid Lagoon Theater: closed since July 1, 2020, with no reopening date announced
- DisneySea Transit Steamer Line (Mediterranean Harbor): closed August 4 through November 30, 2026
- Fortress Explorations “The Leonardo Challenge”: closed July 1 through September 14, 2026
- Caravan Carousel: second level closed June 23 through October 26, 2026 (ground level still operating)
If you’re visiting with young children, losing Mermaid Lagoon Theater and the second level of Caravan Carousel changes the math on indoor rest spots. When you’re working out where to escape rain or heat, it’s safest to leave those two out of the count.
If evening shows are your reason for going, two dates are best avoided: Friday, September 25 and Friday, November 27. On the official park operation calendar (English) both are shortened-hours days running 9:00 AM–6:30 PM, and “Believe! ~Sea of Dreams~”, “Sky Full of Colors” and the “Sparkling Jubilee Night” ambient staging are all listed as suspended.
With the evening programs gone together on those days, they’re worth flagging especially if you’re travelling in and staying overnight. Apart from those two dates, September, October and November are all scheduled at 9:00 AM–9:00 PM.
Daytime shows rotate as well. “Sky Full of Colors” is suspended for the Disney Halloween period, from Wednesday, September 16 through Saturday, October 31. If that show is on your list, aim for Tuesday, September 15 or earlier, or from November onward.
The event dates are officially confirmed. The Tokyo DisneySea 25th Anniversary “Sparkling Jubilee” runs from April 15, 2026 through Wednesday, March 31, 2027, and all three months fall inside it. “Disney Halloween” runs Wednesday, September 16 through Saturday, October 31; the full-costume period is Tuesday, September 15 through Wednesday, September 30 and Friday, October 16 through Saturday, October 31, with Thursday, October 1 through Thursday, October 15 outside it. The Duffy and Friends Halloween program runs Tuesday, August 25 through Sunday, November 1.
“Disney Christmas” runs Wednesday, November 11 through Friday, December 25, and the New Year special event is scheduled for January 1 to January 11, 2027 — Tokyo Disney Resort has announced that the “New Year’s Eve” event will not be held on December 31, 2026.
Ticket availability differs by date too. As of August 21, 2026 the official ticket calendar does not yet show 1-Day Passport prices for Monday, November 23 and later, so if you’re aiming for the back half of November you’ll need to wait for those dates to go on sale. At the other end, Tuesday, September 1 through Friday, September 4 is the lowest price band across these three months, at ¥8,900 (approx. $59 USD) for an adult.
The closure periods and event dates above were checked on the official Tokyo DisneySea site on August 21, 2026. Closure periods can be extended or shortened, so as your visit approaches, just double-check the official closure info (English) for any changes.
When to book your hotel: timing & plan trends
For Silver Week and the Halloween weekends, hotel demand near the park tends to build early too.
If you’re focusing on Tokyo DisneySea, guests at eligible hotels are sometimes offered Happy Entry (early park entry for Disney hotel guests). Eligible hotels and dates can change, so confirm on the official Happy Entry info (English) before booking.
If price matters most, the Partner Hotels in the Shin-Urayasu area are candidates; if getting around matters more, the Official Hotels in the Maihama area are closer. Hotel demand builds fastest for the September 19–23 five-day run, the Halloween weekends from October 16 onward, and everything from the Christmas opening on November 11 — so compare early.
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One last practical note: the sun sets early in autumn, and it gets noticeably colder once it’s dark. If you’re staying for the evening shows, pack one extra layer and you’ll be comfortable right to the end.
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Official reference pages
- Tokyo DisneySea — Official Site (English)
- Tokyo DisneySea — Park Operation Calendar (English)
- Tokyo DisneySea — Temporary Closures (English)
- Tokyo DisneySea 25th “Sparkling Jubilee” (English)
- Japan National Tourism Organization (JNTO) — official travel info
The closure periods, event dates, operating hours and ticket prices on this page were checked against these official pages on August 21, 2026.
This English page was adapted from the original Japanese with AI assistance. Rules, hours, event details, and closures can change—please always confirm the latest on the official Tokyo DisneySea site before you visit.