The station for the resort is Maihama, on the JR Keiyo and Musashino lines. At Tokyo Station the Keiyo Line platforms are deep underground at the southern end — allow 15 minutes to walk to them from other platforms. Direct buses run from Shinjuku, Tokyo Station, Yokohama and other points, and from both airports, stopping at the parks and hotels. Fares are approximate; see getting to Tokyo.
Routes at a glance
| From | Best route | Time | Approx. cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Station | JR Keiyo or Musashino Line to Maihama, direct | About 15 min | Around ¥230 |
| Narita Airport | Airport Limousine Bus, direct to the parks and hotels | About 60–90 min | Around ¥2,300 |
| Haneda Airport | Airport Limousine Bus, direct to the parks and hotels | About 30–60 min | Around ¥1,300 |
| Shinjuku | Direct bus from Busta Shinjuku; or JR Chuo Line to Tokyo, then Keiyo Line | About 40–60 min | Around ¥450–1,000 |
| Shibuya / Ginza | Subway to Hatchobori (Hibiya Line) or Shin-Kiba (Yurakucho Line), then JR Keiyo Line | About 35–45 min | Around ¥400–500 |
| Odaiba | Rinkai Line to Shin-Kiba, then JR Keiyo Line | About 25–30 min | Around ¥500 |
| Yokohama | Direct bus from Yokohama Station | About 60 min | Around ¥1,300 |
Getting around Tokyo Disney Resort
From Maihama Station: Tokyo Disneyland’s entrance is a five-minute walk. For DisneySea take the Disney Resort Line one stop (direction is one-way round the loop) or walk 15–20 minutes.
Luggage: large coin lockers are available at Maihama Station and outside both park entrances, and the Welcome Center beside the station handles baggage for the Disney and official hotels.
Going home: trains from Maihama are very crowded for an hour after the parks close. Leaving just before the final show ends, or lingering in Ikspiari, makes for an easier journey.
