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. If your date is sold out there, try another day rather than a reseller: tickets aren't sold at the door.

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).