Japan

you must do Disney if you’re in Japan, but you have to do two days. That’s the only thing I would say. You can’t do them both in one day the park hopper passport is not worth it because you will not be able to do a lot of attractions. I have a family member who is disabled. We were able to put ourselves in line for a ride and then go do other things while we waited for the wait time for the queue and even though we had that opportunity we still didn’t get everything done so I can’t imagine trying to get everything done not being able to skip waiting in a line but regardless of that both parks have so much to offer and you absolutely have to do one per day

Universal Studios Japan was one of the highlights of my trip to Osaka. The rides, themed areas, and atmosphere were all worth it. I highly recommend getting an Express Pass, especially if you only have one day, as it saves a lot of time. Also, do not forget to check the weather forecast before your visit since many attractions and the overall experience are much better on a clear day.

It was raining, so unfortunately we couldn't access the outdoor area. We were asked if we'd like to cancel our tickets, but I decided to proceed with the indoor tour, and it was still an incredible experience! We loved it! The view is wonderful!

I got the Express Pass 8 because my main focus was Super Nintendo World and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. It was definitely worth it since I barely had to wait in line and saved a lot of time. The rides were fun, and we had plenty of time to explore the food stalls and souvenir shops around the park.

Before departure, the tour guide will send a message to confirm the meeting point, which might be on a Saturday. It takes about 4 hours to reach the first attraction, and there are no restrooms along the way, so remember to use the facilities before we set off! Our Chinese-speaking tour guide, Mr. Li Hanshan, took excellent care of us. At each attraction, he clearly instructed us on the meeting time and location. At popular photo spots, he even acted as a photographer, teaching us how to pose one by one. Even with many people around, he diligently helped us take individual and group photos. He was also able to accommodate vegetarian lunch requests. Although a significant portion of the trip was spent traveling, visiting so many attractions and having a 'photographer' help with pictures made it very worthwhile.😊

We visited teamlab boardless in downtown two years ago and this was our 1st them to visit teamlab planet. It is a great experience and different, with feet in the water in different places at the first section, passed through flowers in Garden section, more excise in Athelets section. Just need to remember that there are three different sections that you need to go through in teamlab planet. We thought the water section wa the only part since we took the bags and wear shoes from the storage at that section, but then found put that there are two more sections that you can wear shoes and carry the backpack. It is a great experience and can't not be mixed, in my opinion.

My best experience in Tokyo! It's so easy to book through Klook! I was so delighted and thrilled by all the creative and wonderful light displays in TeamLab Bordless! It brought out the kid in me when I saw all the light displays! I don't want the experience to end! Love the crystal room! 2.5hrs is not enough for me to complete everything. Will recommend this experience to all my friends! The price is reasonable to me.

This 2 day pass is really amazing! We used it to visit Osaka castle museum, skipped the line for ticket by just scanning the QR code. Then, we used it to take three boats different boats at different locations, all very nice. Also, we visisted observation deck, ferries wheel and housing museum. This ticket has great value and save time. More photos are attached for reference.

June 29th, USJ I booked VIP4 on Klook two months in advance. This included skip-the-line access for Jaws, Mario Kart, Yoshi, and Donkey Kong's Mine Cart, as well as four single-use Express Passes. There weren't many people entering the park that day. After security, at the leftmost ticket gate, there was a VIP entrance. We received cards, instructions for raincoats, etc., and were told to arrive at the VIP lounge twenty minutes early to wait for departure. We chose the Chinese-speaking group, with ten people per group. The guide led us through some areas of the park, and then we proceeded to Jaws and Super Nintendo World. We used VIP channels, and after each attraction, we met at the exit. There were breaks for restrooms and rest, but overall, the three-hour schedule was quite tightly packed. After the attractions, we went to Kinopio's Cafe. The guide helped us place our orders, and after ordering, we waited for staff to arrange our seating. The guide then left, and the VIP activity concluded. Tips or personal recommendations: 1. Mondays are less crowded. On the day we visited, there was no need to reserve tickets for Super Nintendo World all day. 2. The reason I chose VIP over Express Pass was considering that even popular Express Pass attractions might still have queues, which could be difficult for children in the summer. Indeed, the Express Pass for Mario Kart did require queuing, but for other non-Nintendo attractions, the Express Pass generally meant no waiting. The value for money is subjective. 3. If you are not fluent in English or Japanese, I recommend choosing the Chinese-speaking group. The guides are mainly Taiwanese compatriots, who are warm and hospitable. I believe being able to communicate freely with them greatly enhances the experience, something a translation machine or miscommunication cannot replace. 4. I used Klook. My only advice is that if you are sure of your itinerary and plan to buy VIP, the earlier you buy, the better, as they can sell out. Emphasis: The earlier you buy, the better. 5. If you are two people and you want to give all the play opportunities to one person, that's not possible. 6. The Express Passes are linked to the QR code on your VIP voucher; there are no physical tickets. You can use all of them for one person, multiple people, or even use all passes for a single attraction – all are permissible. 7. A big shout-out to our guide, Xiao Luo!

Seemless and quick check in. They get you on the boat and provide safety and instruction. Where comfortable clothing that you don’t mid getting a little splash of water on because it may happen. The scenery is breathtaking. You will end up on the other side of the river near shops with food and souvenirs as well as the bamboo forest.

Reservations for the Tokyo observation deck are not optional, they are mandatory! 😀 It was incredibly convenient, and even though I don't speak the language, I was able to enter easily with just a QR code! However, it would have been even better if the weather had been nice. 🥲 Additionally, I was a bit confused when I booked for four people, but all four tickets were under one person's name. Thank you for kindly clarifying via email that the tickets are issued under the name of the primary booker. Also, for Tokyo Skytree, you must enter at your scheduled time! If you're debating the 450m option due to the price, I personally recommend seeing both the 350m and 450m decks together!

Wicked! I loved every moment of it! Please go early because you will need a lot of time in there! Go before 12 pm! I went at 1:30 pm but halfway through my tour, they said they were closing soon and this was at 6:30! So this should tell you how much time you’ll need there. Have a butterbeer too!