有乐桃之旅通行证及小世界东京参观券

What's in Store for You:

• Get the best of both worlds with our combined ticket, making your Tokyo trip both easy and exciting.

• Experience the awe of Small Worlds TOKYO, where you'll see anime favorites and iconic city scenes brought to life in intricate miniature detail.

• Travel freely with the Yurikamome Line One-Day Pass and explore the city's waterfront at your own pace, hopping on and off as you please.

Here's How to Use Your Passes:

For the Yurikamome Line One-Day Pass:

• Keep an Eye on the Date: Make sure to swap your ticket within 3 months of booking.

• Once you've made the purchase, look out for an email with your e-ticket, which will have a 2D barcode.

• When you're ready to hop on the Yurikamome Line, just swing by the ticket counters at either Shimbashi or Toyosu Station, show them the barcode and your ID, and you're good to go!

For the SMALL WORLDS TOKYO Admission:

• Ticket Timeframe: You've got a generous 180 days from purchase to use this one.

• Like the Yurikamome pass, after buying, you'll get an email with a 2D barcode.

• On the day you're set to explore SMALL WORLDS, bring the email (on your phone or printed) and your ID to the entrance, and they'll swap it for your entry ticket.

Heads Up! The same 2D barcode works for both adventures, so keep it handy!

Essential Details to Know:

• After booking, you'll get a QR code that you'll need to pick up your Yurikamome 1-day Pass. So, make sure you have it handy on a device or printed out when you go to get your pass. Without it, they won't hand over the pass. Just a heads up!

• Your Yurikamome ticket is good for the whole day, from the moment you walk through the ticket gate till the very last train. So, make the most of it!

• Got a Yurikamome 1-day ticket? You can swap it for a real pass within 3 months of your booking date. And for the SMALL WORLDS TOKYO Admission? You've got a comfortable 180 days after you buy it to use it. So, no rush, but don't forget!

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