Harry Potter and the Cursed Child Show Ticket in Tokyo

*some spoilers ahead* The show was mind blowing and it was truly an outstanding experience! I didn’t realise they can fit a small pool in the stage! The Dementor’s outfit really stay true to what the film shown. I was sitting 6/7 rows from the front stage, so I could clearly see the great acting from their actors and actresses. I also rented the subtitles device and it helped a lot understanding the dialogue. There is a gift shop and also a cafe in the theather. There will be intermission of 20 minutes which is a great time to have a bit or go to the restroom. I wasn’t aware that we can’t take picture before the session begin-which I thought only no photo/video during the sessions. I felt bad taking the pictures before the session begin. Nonetheless, I highly recommended this show with subtitles device rental if you are not fluent in Japanese. Also, make sure to arrive early to check the Akasaka train station and surrounding area for themed Harry Potter photo ops.

If you're a Harry Potter fan, you absolutely have to see this at least once. You can feel the organizer's dedication from the moment you step out of Akasaka Station and see the various decorations. The stage effects are, of course, amazing – even after watching the transformation scenes twice, I still couldn't figure out how they did it. One thing to note is that the daytime shows are much more expensive than the evening shows, so if you're on a budget, I recommend seeing an evening performance. Also, the cast members vary for each performance, so if you want to see a specific actor, check the official website for the day's cast before booking your tickets.

Stepping out of Akasaka Station is like entering a magical world. You can see a huge Time-Turner right from the station. The surrounding decorations make you feel like you've entered the play ahead of time. There's a Klook ticket exchange counter, and the instructions are clear so you won't get lost. After entering, go to the counter to rent a subtitle device. It costs ¥10,000 as a deposit, which is fully refunded after watching. The subtitle device is really great, and you can follow the plot directly. You won't feel out of place because you don't understand the language. The play is a total of three hours and forty minutes, and both the first and second halves are very exciting! Every stage effect, costume change, and magic effect is fantastic! The appearance of the Dementors was truly shocking! Although the actors sometimes yell a lot, which can be a bit distracting, making you feel like there's too much emotion, Overall, it's really good! Very worthwhile!

First, go to the TBS Akasaka ACT Theater ticket office and exchange your tickets at the counter marked with "JTR". When exchanging your tickets, you can make an appointment with the subtitle machine (scan the QR code to make an appointment, and show the appointment letter and deposit of 10,000 yen at the gift counter to receive it). Enter 30 minutes before the show starts, line up in the same line as the merchandise purchase line, and look at the souvenirs. On the 2F of Akasaka Biz Tower opposite, there is a Harry Potter sorting hat set where you can take photos with the performer's standee.

The cast was spectacular! Visual and audio effects were superb. The subtitle was quite behind, though. Overall, a great experience for a Wizarding World fan. Looking forward to watch the English version in the near future.

This was an excellent show, offering great value for money. Exchanging the Klook voucher at the ticket booth was quick and easy. Even if you arrive just 5 minutes before the show starts, you can still rush to exchange your QR voucher for a ticket, enter, and get your subtitle device ready. I speak from experience as someone who got lost and arrived just in the nick of time! The entire performance had no dull moments; the first half was particularly fast-paced and ended before I knew it. During the 20-minute intermission, you can go to the first floor to buy food, drinks, and souvenirs. If you're looking for a worthwhile activity to fill your evening after 8 PM in Tokyo, when many shops in areas like bars, izakayas, Kabukicho, and Don Quijote are closed, this show is definitely worth attending.

Casts were great and funny. Thankful that the show has a free subtitle service through a device so I could follow through with the story.

recommended for the harry fan ,4 hours full of joy and no boring gap. they have a subtitle device but if u read novel before , no need to use.

I really loved this stage play. Aside from being a Harry Potter fan, I originally thought that the Japanese pronunciation would affect my viewing experience. But with the help of a Chinese translator, and the fact that I had already read the novel and was very familiar with the plot, I could appreciate how great the stage effects were. There were even some scenes that moved me to tears. Overall, I highly recommend it. If anyone in Asia wants to experience and appreciate this Harry Potter stage play, come to Tokyo, Japan to see it, because it is really worth the price of admission.

This time I saw Yoshizawa Yuu's version of Harry Potter, so handsome! The stage play is highly recommended, with many unimaginable special effects. Unfortunately, the seat I was assigned this time was in the first row, too far forward, and my neck was very sore. Friends who don't know Japanese, remember to check the plot introduction online and borrow the subtitle machine on site. There is a traditional Chinese version