by Beth Keating
News
DisneyBizJournal.com
January 17, 2021
Tokyo Disneyland has begun selling a limited number of 1-day Passports for January and February, following last week’s suspension of sales due to rising COVID numbers and under the guidance of local health authorities.
As we reported here, ticket sales were originally suspended from January 9-February 7, with the parks limited to guests who had already purchased tickets, made reservations, or were successful in the Park Admission lottery.
A number of attractions, entertainment options, shops and restaurants also began operating with reduced capacities or experienced closures last week, and those reduced hours and capacities continue. “Happy Fair with Baymax,” scheduled to start January 13, was also postponed.
1-Day Passport tickets are now available for admissions up to February 19, 2021, and after February 20, admissions for February 20-26 will begin. Additionally, tickets will only be available up until the parks hit capacity. According to the Tokyo Disneyland website, “Admissions to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea will be limited to Guests who have purchased fixed-date tickets from the Tokyo Disney Resort Online Reservations & Tickets website or the Tokyo Disney Resort App, or Guests who were successful in the Park admission lottery.”
Guests may purchase up to five tickets at a time, and as local conditions change, admissions policies may need to adapt as well. Check with Tokyo Disneyland ticket sales for the current restrictions.
According to Tokyo Disneyland, “Information about resuming sales for Fixed Date and Time Passports (from 10:30 a.m.) and Fixed Date and Time Passports (from 12 noon) will be announced on this [Tokyo Disneyland] website as soon as it becomes available.”
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Beth Keating is a regular contributor to DisneyBizJournal.
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