Top Amusement Parks & Rides in Japan

Make sure to grab a map when you enter. The park is bigger than it seems and having a layout helped me explore without missing any attractions

If you're planning on buying souvenirs or snacks, check out the prices at the park shop first. I found some items were cheaper outside of the park, so it's worth comparing.

Also, keep an eye out for discounts or combo tickets with other nearby attractions. I got a deal that included a ticket to the aquarium, and it was totally worth it!

My advice is to buy your tickets online in advance. It can save you some wait time, especially during weekends or holidays.

I suggest visiting the Ferris Wheel in the evening around 6 PM. The sunset views are amazing and the city lights start twinkling, making it a magical experience.

If you're trying to save money, skip the fancy snacks nearby. There are affordable convenience stores just a short walk away where you can grab something quick.

I suggest going on a weekday if you can, the lines are shorter and you can enjoy the rides more. We went on a Friday and it was surprisingly chill!

I suggest hitting the park on a weekday if you can; the lines are way shorter, and you can ride Minion Mayhem more times without wasting your day. Also, check the app for wait times before heading to the ride!

My advice is to grab some Minion-themed snacks from the nearby stalls. They’re super cute and not too pricey. It’s a fun way to keep your energy up while exploring!

Make sure to get the unlimited ride pass if you plan on trying most attractions. It saved me a ton compared to paying per ride, plus it gives you more freedom to explore.

I suggest visiting on a weekday if you can; it's way less crowded and you'll get to enjoy the rides without long waits. I went on a Saturday and it was packed!

Don't skip the food stalls! I found some really affordable and tasty snacks that were way better than the overpriced sit-down places inside. Try the takoyaki!