teamLab Tokyo Tickets 2026: Planets vs Borderless (Official Prices and Booking)

Tokyo has two major teamLab museums. They do not share tickets, they are not next door, and mixing them up wastes a morning. Here’s the accurate 2026 split, with official booking links so you are not guessing from a screenshot on social media.

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Non-digital art day trip: Naoshima.

If you only have one afternoon, start with Planets. Weekend and holiday entry times often sell out, so check your date before you arrive — and confirm the session time on whatever ticket you buy.

teamLab Planets (Toyosu) — book here

Official page (tickets + hours): teamlab.art/e/planets
Use the Buy / Ticket flow on that page (teamLab Planets TOKYO Ticket Store).

Published Entrance Pass bands on the official page (confirm your date — adult prices move):

• Adults (18+): from ¥3,600
• Junior high / high school: ¥2,800
• Children (4–12): ¥1,500
• Under 3: free
• Disability discount: from ¥1,800
• Premium Pass: ¥12,000 (ages 4+)

Official FAQ points that matter:

• Tickets are not sold on-site
• Ticket Store purchases can usually change date/time up to 3 times, until 2 hours before admission; no cancellation/refund once purchased
• The museum listing currently runs through the end of 2027 — re-check before far-future trips

Address: 6-1-16 Toyosu, Koto-ku, Tokyo.
Access (official): 1 minute from Shin-Toyosu Station North Exit (Yurikamome); about 10 minutes from Toyosu Station Exit 7 (Yurakucho Line). Official taxi guidance includes ~15 minutes from Tokyo Station / highway from Haneda — traffic varies.

Hours example on official page: often 08:00–22:00 with last entry one hour before close — confirm your date.

What to wear: barefoot inside; you walk through water. Rollable pants beat skirts on mirrored floors. Lockers are provided (sizes limited — use station luggage storage for hard cases).

Buy from the official Planets ticket store when your date is open. If that calendar is sold out for your window, the timed ticket above is a practical backup.

teamLab Borderless (Azabudai Hills) — book here

Official page + tickets: teamlab.art/e/tokyo
Complex: Azabudai Hills

Official address: Azabudai Hills Garden Plaza B B1, 5-9 Toranomon, Minato-ku, Tokyo.
Access (official): about 2 minutes from Kamiyacho Exit 5 (Hibiya Line) or 6 minutes from Roppongi-itchome Exit 4 (Namboku), via underground passage — follow Borderless signs; no museum parking dedicated lot (use public transit or Azabudai Hills parking if you must).

Published Entrance Pass examples on the official page (dynamic for adults / disability tickets):

• Adults: from ¥3,600 (can rise by date; official examples go higher on busy days)
• Ages 13–17: ¥2,800
• Ages 4–12: ¥1,500
• Under 3: free (still follow ticket rules on busy days)
• Disability tickets: from ¥1,800 (certificate rules apply; accompanying person conditions on site)
• Flexible Pass (date-specified, no entry-time restriction): ¥12,000
• Limited Student Summer Pass windows appear seasonally (e.g. mid-Jul–mid-Sep 2026 on the official board) — only valid inside the posted visit dates

Official sales note: teamLab states official sales channels are the official ticket website and KLOOK. Same-day purchase is possible if not sold out; on-site is +¥200. Tickets generally cannot be canceled; date/time changes for official-site purchases are allowed under posted limits (Entrance Pass: typically up to 2 hours before entry; up to 3 changes).

Which should you book?

• Only one afternoon: Planets — shorter, more physical “only in Tokyo” story.
• Love wandering museums: Borderless.
• Both: early Planets + later Borderless is possible but exhausting; two days is kinder.
• Peak seasons (sakura, Golden Week, summer holidays): book weeks ahead on the official calendars — do not assume walk-up.

Photography & time on site

Photography is part of the culture at both (no flash/tripods drama — follow staff signs). Budget ~2–3 hours Planets, ~2–4 hours Borderless depending on crowds and how lost you get.

Pair with Tokyo itinerary or a Roppongi art afternoon after Borderless.

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FAQ

Are third-party “tickets” safe?
Prefer the Planets official page ticket flow and the Borderless official page (teamLab also lists KLOOK for Borderless). Avoid random marketplace resales.

Can I change my date?
Often yes for official-site purchases under each museum’s rules; usually no refunds. Reseller terms can be stricter.

Kids?
Both work; Planets’ water rooms are the bigger hit. Low light and crowds can overwhelm toddlers.

Do I need English?
Ticket sites have English. Bring the QR on your phone (screenshot before you lose signal underground).