Odaiba Special Tour Pass

Odaiba, the entertainment island in Tokyo Bay, packs an unusual number of paid attractions into a walkable strip of waterfront, and this pass bundles a selection of them into a single ticket. For a day trip across the Rainbow Bridge it removes the ticket window shuffle and encourages the sort of impulsive attraction hopping Odaiba was built for.

How to use it

The pass covers designated experiences and venues around the island; inclusions change over time, so read the current list carefully when booking and sketch your day around what is actually covered. Odaiba’s attractions cluster around three station stops, which keeps walking between them short, and everything sits within sight of the bay.

Shaping an Odaiba day

A classic circuit starts at the beachfront promenade with its Statue of Liberty replica and Rainbow Bridge views, moves through the malls and entertainment complexes of Aqua City and Decks, and finishes toward the giant Unicorn Gundam statue at Diver City as it lights up in the evening. Teamlab’s digital art museum and the big wheel era may have moved on, but the island keeps reinventing its lineup, which is exactly why checking current inclusions matters.

Getting there

The Yurikamome automated line from Shimbashi threads the whole island with stops at Odaiba Kaihinkoen, Daiba and beyond, crossing the Rainbow Bridge on the way, itself one of Tokyo’s best cheap views. The Rinkai Line from Osaki and Shinjuku directions serves Tokyo Teleport in the island’s centre.

Frequently asked questions

Is transport included? No, cover trains separately with an IC card.

How long does Odaiba need? A relaxed full day covers the headline sights with time on the boardwalk.

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