Sanrio Puroland
An all-weather indoor character park with shows, rides, greetings and themed food. Confirm the visit reservation and passport.
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Facts
| Age | Preschool through elementary and families |
|---|---|
| Fee | A passport is required from age 3. Prices vary by date and day/afternoon entry; ages 2 and under are free |
| Duration | Allow 4–6 hours; check show and character-greeting times first |
| Language | Service is mainly in Japanese; confirm English or multilingual support |
| Hours | Opening and closing times and closure days vary by date; check the calendar for your visit |
| Access | About 5 minutes via the promenade from Keio or Odakyu Tama-Center |
| Booking | Both a visit reservation and passport are required; the official ePassport includes the reservation |
ExperienceHighlights
Arrange priority character meetings and shows first, then fit rides between them.
Eat outside the lunch rush and use Baby Center breaks between shows with a baby.
- Admission does not guarantee every character meeting or priority queue; some services require separate booking or payment.
- Check whether your exact ticket includes a visit reservation; rules differ by ticket and seller.
- Strollers are restricted on floors 1–2 on certain days; bring a carrier for flexibility.
Reviews
Highlights
I had no interest in Sanrio, but the shows moved me and won me over to the characters.
Character photos delighted me, and the changing and nursing facilities were clean and easy to use.
Drawbacks
I struggled with greeting reservations, though luckily I did meet my favourite, My Melody.
With so many changes in level inside, I would not recommend a stroller.
I found there were relatively few rides.
Frequently asked questions
Is a visit reservation enough for Sanrio Puroland?
No. You need both a reservation and a passport. The official ePassport includes the reservation; check whether other tickets include it and reserve separately if they do not.
Can families spend the day there when it rains?
Yes. Shows, rides, greetings and meals are indoors, though the walk from Tama-Center Station takes about five minutes outside.
What should families with babies know?
The level 1 Baby Center supports nursing, bottles and baby food. Bring a carrier because strollers are restricted on levels 1–2 on weekends, holidays and 18:00-closing weekdays.
What facilities are there for families?
- Rainy days：The park is all-weather indoors; the five-minute promenade from Tama-Center is outside
- Toilets and nursing：The level 1 Baby Center has a family nursing room, private nursing rooms, bottle/baby-food kitchen and changing tables
- Food：Several restaurants and cafes are inside; eating outside show peaks can reduce queues
- Strollers：Strollers cannot be used on levels 1–2 on weekends, holidays or weekdays closing at 18:00; use parking and bring a carrier if needed
Official information and access
Recheck current hours, prices and booking conditions on the official site before travelling.