Sanrio Puroland Ticket
Hello Kitty's fully indoor Tokyo theme park — rides, parades & shows year-round. Compare prices & find coupons.
4.61 · 10,139

Coupons & deals
Partner prices and live coupons in one list.
- Klook
1-day ticket
$21.79Get deal - KlookUse coupon
₩20,000 off Japan car rentals (min ₩250,000)
Copy code: KLKJPCAR20000
- Klook
15% off Japan winter tours & activities (max ₩13,000)
Copy code: TNA2026JPKRWINTER15OFF
- Klook
Up to ₩50,000 off Kagoshima stays, tours & transport
Copy code: KAGOSHIMA2026KR
We never show "cheapest" unless the exact option is matched. Prices are USD-baseline and converted to your preferred currency using hourly FX snapshots.
Prices refresh daily with exchange rates; the final amount is confirmed at partner checkout.
What it is
Sanrio Puroland is Tokyo's fully indoor Sanrio character theme park, located in Tama City and accessible in about 30 minutes from Shinjuku via the Keio Line. Home to Hello Kitty, My Melody, Kuromi, Cinnamoroll, and dozens of other beloved Sanrio characters, the park offers boat rides, character parades, live stage shows, themed dining, and Japan's largest Sanrio gift shop — all under one roof. Because everything is indoors, the experience is completely weatherproof, making it equally enjoyable on a rainy winter day or a sweltering summer afternoon.
Highlights
- Fully indoor, climate-controlled park — rain, heat, and cold never affect your visit
- Sanrio Character Boat Ride: a scenic slow-boat journey past iconic characters and elaborate themed sets
- My Melody & Kuromi's Mymeloodi area featuring the Mymeroad Drive cart attraction set in an all-pink fantasy world
- Seasonal character parades and live stage shows (including special-ticket premium shows) held multiple times daily
- Lady Kitty House walk-through attraction: explore Hello Kitty's regal residence, rose garden, and tea room, with character photo opportunities
- Japan's largest Sanrio shop stocking exclusive Puroland-only merchandise alongside the full character lineup
Good to know
- Access: 5-minute walk from Keio Tama Center Station (Keio Line from Shinjuku, approx. 30 min); also served by the Odakyu Line and Tama Monorail
- Entry is by 1-Day Passport or Afternoon Passport (entry after 14:00); passport price varies by day and season — weekday off-peak rates are significantly lower than weekend peak rates
- The park is frequently closed on Wednesdays and Thursdays, but closures vary by month; always check the official schedule before booking
- Operating hours typically run from 09:00–10:00 opening to 17:00–18:00 closing depending on the date; hours change seasonally
- Some premium stage shows require a separate Puro Pass add-on purchased on top of park entry
- Buying tickets in advance through third-party platforms often unlocks discounts of up to 40% versus the on-site gate price
Frequently asked
- Is Sanrio Puroland suitable for adults without children?
- Yes — the park actively courts adult Sanrio fans and couples. A large share of visitors are adults, and seasonal photo spots, themed cafés, and exclusive merchandise are designed with them in mind. Evening events and special collaboration periods skew even more adult-friendly.
- How long does it take to get to Sanrio Puroland from central Tokyo?
- Approximately 30–35 minutes from Shinjuku Station on the Keio Line (Limited Express toward Hashimoto), alighting at Keio Tama Center Station. The park entrance is about a 5-minute walk from the station.
- What is the difference between the Day Passport and Afternoon Passport?
- The Day Passport grants all-day entry from opening time. The Afternoon Passport permits entry from 14:00 onward and is priced lower — a good option if you plan to spend only 3–4 hours in the park or want to catch an evening event.
Travel guides for this ticket
- Plan & Pack · 2026-08-26Japan with Kids 2026: Trains, Strollers, Diapers & ParksVerified August 16, 2026: child train fares by age, stroller and lift realities, where to buy diapers, and which Japanese attractions actually suit which ages.
- Plan & Pack · 2026-08-20Rainy Day in Tokyo: 10 Indoor Plans That Actually WorkIndoor Tokyo plans compared by outdoor walking, price and whether you can still walk in today. Admission checked against official sites on 17 Aug 2026.