Best Time to Visit Tokyo Disneyland in 2023
My first visit to Tokyo Disney Resort was on a Saturday in June 2010. The crowds were heavy, the humidity was less than ideal, and we didn’t get to ride much. My friends and I still had a memorable time, but if I had known the best time to visit Tokyo Disneyland, I’d have made a better decision.
Deciding when to visit Tokyo Disneyland is the most critical part of your trip planning, so you don’t want to make any mistakes. Here you’ll learn how to make the right decision that fits your travel preferences!
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Table of Contents
The Golden Rules
To make things easier and not stress you out too much, I’ve devised a set of “Golden Rules” for deciding when to visit. Whenever you find yourself questioning your decision, come back to these rules.
I want to stress that there is no absolute best time to visit Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. You’ll have to decide if you want perfect weather or low crowds (you won’t always get both).
The best advice is to choose what works with your budget, time, and travel style.
Here are the Golden Rules
- Avoid weekends and national holidays
- The best days to visit are usually Tuesday through Friday (lower crowds)
- Mondays are generally the busier weekday
- Crowds are always heavier in the morning, so it’s best to get there early
- Check attraction closures
Major public holidays are usually the busiest times of the year, and off-peak or shoulder seasons tend to save your sanity. But because the Japanese calendar of public holidays differs significantly from North America (and even Europe), a slow season at other parks could be hectic at the Tokyo Disney Resort.
Buy your Park tickets for Tokyo Disneyland in advance.
What is the best time to go to Tokyo Disneyland?
My favourite time to visit Tokyo Disneyland is mid-January, right after the New Year’s crowd has left. The weather is chilly yet fresh, and the crowds are light. It’s a perfect time to enjoy the attractions with minimal wait.
Sitting outside on the S.S. Columbia with a glass of hot wine and watching the sunset gives me life.
While somewhat controversial, I adore the summertime at the Parks. I’d visit in July before the summer vacation crowds descend and soak in the Parks’ water shows. I’d rather be outside e and have water dumped on me than sit at home in an air-conditioned building. That sounds odd, but I adore it.
Mid-October into November is another fantastic time to visit. If you time it right, you’ll experience Halloween and Christmas on the same trip. Both those seasonal events are some of the best at the Parks, and it’s the best use of your vacation time.
Best Time to Visit Tokyo Disneyland in 2023
Tourists can travel to Japan for the first time in almost three years, beginning October 11, 2022. At the same time, it’s tough to predict what’ll happen since all the changes since 2020. I’ve come up with a list of times I think are best to visit in 2023.
- After April 15, 2023, once the Tokyo Dinsey Resort 40th Anniversary event begins.
- After May 6 (Golden Week), for lower crowds and favourable weather.
- End of October into November, see both Halloween and Christmas events.
Fantasy Springs at Tokyo DisneySea has been delayed until spring 2024. Since the fiscal year in Japan begins on April 1, I predict Fantasy Springs will open sometime in April 2024.
The daytime parade “Dreaming Up!” ends its run on April 9, 2023, before the new parade debuts on April 15, 2023. If you want to see “Dreaming Up!”, I recommend coming at the beginning of April.
If you plan to visit in 2022, please read my article on why I think Tokyo Disneyland isn’t at its best. But if you decide to visit this year, you can refer to the section above to help with your decision!
Keep an eye on the ride closures for Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. You don’t want to miss out on attractions if they’re closed when you’re visiting.
These dates also work with Universal Studios Japan in Osaka so that you can visit Super Nintendo World!
Seasonal Events
Every month of the year has a seasonal event that brings merchandise, food, entertainment, and decorations. The first days of any seasonal event bring moderate to heavy crowds. Merchandise and food typically come out a week before the event’s start, increasing the crowds a bit.
See our Tokyo Disney Resort events calendar for exact dates for seasonal events as they become available.
Pro Tip: The day before an event begins, the entertainment typically runs with a soft open. Check the official Tokyo Disney Resort app for times.
When is Tokyo Disneyland Busy?
The biggest question is, “When is it busy?” Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea are in the world’s top 5 most visited theme parks. The crowds at Tokyo Disneyland & DisneySea work differently than in other Disney Parks. That leads to frustration and confusion for many Explorers.
You’ll see lines for everything from restaurants, popcorn stands, and even toilets on busy days.
Here’s when Tokyo Disney Resort is typically busy:
- New Year’s sees huge crowds right after December 25 (when the Christmas event ends) through the first week of January.
- Spring Break is typically from the end of February to March (it differs depending on the schools in Japan).
- Golden Week is the busiest time at the Parks, a string of holidays from the end of April through the first week of May.
- Summer Holidays see huge crowds through July and August with hot and humid weather.
Other times Tokyo Disneyland can be busy.
- Most weekends and public holidays are busy no matter the time of year.
- Mondays are sometimes as busy as weekends because schoolchildren have the day off due to Sports Days.
- The first and last days of seasonal events are typically busier
When is Tokyo Disneyland Least Crowded?
There are times when both Parks at Tokyo Disney Resort are not as crowded. The least crowded times can be considered one of the best times to visit Tokyo Disneyland.
Like most things in life, low crowds are not a guarantee. But I do my best to provide the best advice possible.
- January is the least crowded right after the New Years’ break
- After the Golden Week holiday with ideal weather **
- Typhoon days (July through October) and rainy days (June is the rainy season) make the parks empty
** This has changed since many Explorers have found this not-so-secret. It’s now become a popular time for non-locals to visit.
Month-to-Month Breakdown of Crowds & Weather
I break down each month of the year at Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea. I factor in weather, events, and crowds to help you decide. You can watch my video version of the chart below on YouTube too!
| Month | Avg. Temperature | Crowd Levels & Weather |
|---|---|---|
| ✅ January | 5°C (41°F) | Crowds are high until January 5 (afterward is the start of the low season). |
| ⚠️ February | 6°C (43°F) | The cold temperatures and unpredictable crowds due to student discounts. |
| ❌ March | 9°C (48°F) | Spring break for students and the added student discounts make for large crowds. |
| ✅ April | 14°C (57°F) | Warmer weather and chances to see Cherry Blossoms (Sakura). Visit before April 29 to avoid the start of Golden Week. |
| ✅ May | 18°C (64°F) | The best month for lower crowds and comfortable weather. Visit after May 5 (Golden Week) |
| ⚠️ June | 21°C (70°F) | Rainy Season. Hit or miss because some years it doesn’t rain much. |
| ⚠️ July | 25°C (77°F) | Heat and humidity are unbearable. Crowds are lower at the beginning of the month and pick up at the end due to summer vacation. |
| ❌ August | 26°C (79°F) | Heat and humidity are unbearable. Summer holidays and Obon Week bring Park capacity crowds. |
| ✅ September | 23°C (73°F) | Summer vacation is over, and the crowds are lower. |
| ⚠️ October | 18°C (64°F) | Typhoons bring high winds and tons of rain which lowers the crowds. Parks are still open during most Typhoons (indoor attractions still run). |
| ✅ November | 12°C (54°F) | Cooler weather and the beginning of Christmas |
| ⚠️ December | 8°C (46°F) | Cold weather. Avoid between December 25 and the beginning of January due to the New Years holidays. |
❌ Avoid: not ideal due to larger crowds and hot or cold weather
⚠️ Hit or Miss: Depends mainly on the weather
There you have it, the best time to visit Tokyo Disneyland. In the section below, I have more guides to help plan your trip to Japan, so check them out!
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Hi!
Thank you for writing about visiting Tokyo Disney Resort! I am wondering if it is wise to visit in the first few days of August considering they begin their summer holidays in August. :/ In addition, i missed a lot of rides the last time i visited during the New Year period, I wouldn’t really want to miss the rides again. Please advise? 🙂
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I’m going to be in Tokyo for my first time this May, during and after Golden Week, and I’m trying to figure out which would be a better plan of attack: a) stay in a resort-area hotel May 6-7, hit Disney Sea on Thu May 7 (the day after the last holiday of Golden Week) and maybe do a Starlight Passport after 6pm on May 6, or b) go sometime bet May 11-13, when 20k Under the Sea will be closed for refurb. I hate the thought of missing that ride!
Hi Keith! Going based on the crowd calendar it looks like the 6-7th should be OK. But it is hard to say, a lot of people may have the rest of the week off. So the prediction could change.
http://tdrnavi.jp/forecast/disneysea
If you are staying with an Official Hotel you will be guaranteed into the parks, even if they are at capacity. So that would be a good idea if you wanna go on those days (just to be safe and ensure you get in).
Going on the 11-13th would guarantee low crowds, but as you mentioned you will miss 20 Thousand Leagues Under the Sea.
I hope this helps!
I am planning to visit Disney Sea on April 2 or 3 which is a Thu and Fri. I checked the crowd calendar of Disney Sea and the period from March 26-April 5 already has warning signs up and the wait time for the rides can take anywhere from 1-3 hrs. I know its cherry blossom season and peak season in Japan during this time but I thought being a weekday it would be less crowded. Would this be a bad time to visit?
Hello Sonia! School is out for most children during this time, so that is why you are seeing high attendance. If it is your first time, you should probably try and avoid this time as it will be pretty close, if not, at capacity. If you can, go the week of April 6th that is when kids starts going back to school.
Damn! I am going the same time.. well was hoping to. I was thinking of Disneyland 24th, 25 or 26th of march… not sure now. School holidays start on the 28th so i was hoping before that wouldnt be too bad.. and on a week day too… oh well
Yes Marcus, its really disappointing. With small kids i dont relish the idea if standing in line for hours. We are seriously considering not going anymore. Heres the link see for yourself. http://tdrnavi.jp/forecast/disneysea?lang=en
Hey Sonia.. any ideas why that 2nd week in april is quiet? I might go to Disneyland then… I dont understand how it is less busy when Japan school holidays are at the same time!
I read that spring break is 2 wks until april 5 so kids will be back in school by 2nd wk of april. Unfortunately for us, our trip is only until april 4. Oh well…we wil do disney sea some other time then. Good luck to you!
Can anyone shed some light on traveling end of November / beginning of December time. Will the crowds be manageable then?
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Thank you!!
Hi there, we are heading over in February 2017 and were wondering if there is any holidays or school breaks we should avoid? It is Both on the quiet time list abut also the worst time to visit… The cold weather doesn’t bother us if that helps? Thankyou In Advance… Extremely grateful for your help! We are flexible with dates so when would u go? X
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The Family Mart website will list if the discount tickets are available. It’s not usually until mid to late January that they start. Keep an eye on this page:
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Thank you so much for such an extensive helpful guide! Was wondering if you had any advice for visiting around Christmas this year? My family and I are planning a trip to Japan December 23rd through January 4th and would like to stay in Tokyo during the tail end or beginning of that trip, but while things seem to be getting better with COVID we know things are still up in the air.
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Thanks for the updates! I don’t do cold weather (I , so we’re planning our trip for May 13th-29th, hoping to be at the parks near the end of that.
Thanks for the updates! I don’t do cold weather (I hate carrying around a jacket), so we’re planning our trip for May 13th-29th, hoping to be at the parks near the end of that.
Hi! I will be in Tokyo on January 1-7. When do you think will be the best time to visit Tokyo Disneyland? I’ve been to Tokyo Disneysea before and wanted to explore Disneyland this time around. Thank you in advance!
Hi I’ve been planning to go the Japan since before the pandemic. Was meant to go in 2020 I’m now planning to go in 2023, I’m going from early October to end of November I really want to experience Halloween and Christmas. I was planning on going to Tokyo Disney from the 30th October to the 2nd November but don’t know if I will be able to experience the full Christmas celebration if you could help me that would be amazing.
Hi Jem! As mentioned in the article, the first week of January is super busy due to the holidays. So, I would pick a day you can get a ticket for and go.
Hi Charlotte! The Christmas event doesn’t usually start until the second week of November, but decorations, food, and merch may be out by then. Check the Christmas guide for this year to get an idea of how it was done. There’s a good chance it’ll be the same next year. https://tdrexplorer.com/tokyo-disney-resort/christmas/