For some time now, tourists seeking convenience and savings have been able to choose from 24-, 48- and 72-hour Tokyo Subway Tickets, which offer unlimited rides on both the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines. Now, the newly launched Tokyo City Pass takes things a step further by combining these transport day passes with access to some of the city’s top attractions.
What’s included in the Tokyo City Pass
With the Tokyo City Pass, your one-, two- or three-day Tokyo Subway Ticket is bundled with admission to one of five popular attractions of your choice. The available attractions are Tokyo Skytree, Tokyo Tower, teamLab Planets, Art Aquarium Museum Ginza and Tokyo City View. More will be added in the future.
No matter which of the aforementioned venues you choose, your Tokyo City Pass also includes a variety of classic Tokyo and Japanese experiences. You’ll receive a one-hour trial ticket for Red Tokyo Tower, an amusement centre where you can enjoy VR and video games. Additionally, you can partake in an incense experience at the iconic Sensoji Temple and enjoy a rejuvenating soak at Kotobukiyu Ueno bathhouse.
That’s not all. You’ll also get to ride on the Big-O, the ring-shaped Ferris wheel at Tokyo Dome City. Its gondolas are even equipped with karaoke, allowing you to sing your heart out while taking in stunning aerial views of the city.
Additional benefits with the Tokyo City Pass
What’s more, with the Tokyo City Pass, you’ll receive discounts on admission tickets at several other great spots across Tokyo, including Hamarikyu Gardens, Mori Art Museum and Tokyo Toyosu Manyo Club, just to name a few.
How much does it cost?
Tokyo City Passes are priced from ¥3,900 for one day, ¥4,800 for two days and ¥5,600 for three days. With the bundled activities, the pass claims that you’re saving up to 80 percent.
For more information and to purchase, check the Tokyo City Pass website.
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