teamLab Planets TOKYO Ticket
A timed-entry admission ticket to teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu, an immersive digital-art museum by the teamLab collective. Visitors go barefoot and walk through water and large-scale installations where their movement becomes part of the artwork. Suggested visit length is one to three hours, and combo options add Tokyo Tower or a nearby onsen experience.
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What it is
A timed-entry admission ticket to teamLab Planets TOKYO in Toyosu, an immersive digital-art museum by the teamLab collective. Visitors go barefoot and walk through water and large-scale installations where their movement becomes part of the artwork. Suggested visit length is one to three hours, and combo options add Tokyo Tower or a nearby onsen experience.
Highlights
- Body-immersive digital art museum where you wade barefoot through water
- Walk through massive installations like the Floating Flower Garden and Infinite Crystal Universe
- Interactive exhibits including Sketch Umwelt World and the koi-pond Water Surface artwork
- Soft Black Hole and Moss Garden of Resonating Microcosms add playful, sensory rooms
- Skip-the-line Premium Pass available for flexible entry within opening hours
Good to know
- Entry is by timed slot, but the ticket stays valid the same day, so arriving after your booked time is generally still accepted
- Arrive about 30 minutes before your entry time to allow for the queue
- Go barefoot through water areas; wear clothing you can roll up and avoid long skirts
- Photography for personal use is allowed, but flash and tripods are prohibited
- Download the teamLab app before visiting to unlock deeper artwork interactions
Frequently asked
- Do I need to book tickets in advance?
- Yes. Tickets must be booked in advance due to limited daily visitor capacity; booking on Klook gives you QR-code convenience.
- Can I interact with the artworks?
- Yes. Visitors can touch and interact with the works, including walking barefoot through water surfaces and helping create parts of the art.
- What should I wear?
- Wear or bring easily removable footwear and roll up trouser legs, because part of the exhibition requires walking through a water area.