Special Tour Pass in Odaiba

Using the Odaiba Special Pass in Tokyo this time, the overall experience can be described as "getting the most out of one ticket." First up is Tokyo JOYPOLIS, which includes admission plus one attraction. There are many indoor amusement facilities with a fast pace. Interactive games and thrilling rides instantly heat up the atmosphere, making it perfect as a starting point for the itinerary. The Tokyo Trick Art Museum was a pleasant surprise. Taking photos through optical illusion designs creates exaggerated and fun effects. It doesn't require a long visit, but it adds a lot of laughter to the entire trip. Madame Tussauds Tokyo has many photo spots, and the flow is smooth, making it suitable for a quick visit while still leaving you with plenty of photos. Along the way, you can also redeem takoyaki to replenish your energy. The distance between attractions is short, so even bad weather doesn't have much of an impact. Then, head to SMALL WORLDS TOKYO, where the atmosphere completely switches to a detailed experience. The miniature cities, airports, and transportation scenes are extremely elaborate, and the takeoffs and landings of airplanes, as well as the changes between day and night, make you want to stop and watch for a while. The Odaiba Special Pass is perfect for first-time visitors to Odaiba who want to unlock multiple popular indoor attractions at once. As long as you manage your time well, it's entirely possible to visit all of them in one day, which is highly recommended. It's just a pity that the Telecom Center Observation Deck was closed on the day I visited; otherwise, adding a nighttime view from above would have been perfect!

I only went to 3 places - Small Worlds, Telecom Center and Joypolis. Starting in Small Worlds, then to Telecom Center, then to the other 4 places is the ideal way. If you have a day to spare in your trip especially if you’re bringing kids, this is a good addition though maybe 6 place in 1 day can be a bit much if you want to enjoy in each place. Since you only have 1 ride in Joypolis I suggest trying the Sonic coaster thing - it’s right at the entrance you won’t miss it.

The package deal is economical and practical. Today's itinerary: Miniature Museum... Joypolis, octopus museum for snacks, Trick Art Museum, Madame Tussauds Museum. The weather wasn't great today, so we didn't go to the Telecom Center for the night view. The Miniature Museum is the furthest and most inconvenient to get to, but it's worth visiting, so it's best to make it the first stop. The others are all in the Decks shopping mall, which is quite convenient. Finally, we bought cost-effective children's clothing for friends and relatives at Nishimatsuya, and also had a buffet dinner overlooking the Rainbow Bridge. At the Takoyaki (Octopus Ball) Museum, some shop owners might try to persuade you to use your free sample coupons as cash discounts to buy more expensive products. Their business might not be doing so well, so decide whether to accept the offer based on the situation.

The package deal is quite economical. Today's itinerary: Miniature Landscape Museum... Joypolis, Takoyaki Museum for snacks, Trick Art Museum, Madame Tussauds Museum. The weather wasn't great today, so we didn't go to the Telecom Center for the night view. The Miniature Landscape Museum is the furthest and the least accessible by public transportation, but it's worth visiting and should be the first stop. The others are all in the Decks shopping mall, which is quite convenient. Finally, we bought cost-effective children's clothing at Nishimatsuya for friends and relatives, and had a buffet dinner overlooking the Rainbow Bridge. There are several shops to choose from at the Takoyaki Museum. Some staff will try to persuade you to exchange your free snack vouchers for discount coupons to buy more expensive food. Decide whether to do so based on the situation. Price: Experience:

It’s very cost-effective. We bought a 1-day pass and visited all 6 spots. It is recommended to go to Small World first, then to DECKS Tokyo Beach (4 spots), and finally go to the Telecom Center Observation Room to watch the night view.

Except for the Telecommunications Center Observation Deck, I used everything else. There were a lot of people on holidays. According to the reviews, I went to Small World first. The later the day, the more people there. Every exhibition was interesting, and the takoyaki was also pretty good. It was worth the money. I was here in Odaiba one day, but it was raining that day, so the scenery outside the car was not very beautiful. In addition, Madame Tussauds had to give the staff of the Legoland next door a QR code to enter the museum.

The pass will give you a wonderful day in Odaiba. I suggest buyers can start at small world then go to Joypolis mall. Finally let us use a massage chair at the observetory. Good luck.

super worth it experience! price was amazing and fair. managed to complete everything within the day. thank you klook!