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Little Planet DiverCity Tokyo Plaza Ticket

4.4 / 5
122 reviews
6K+ booked
Opening hours
Odaiba, Tokyo, Japan

Reviews

4.4 / 5
Great
122 reviews
Purchased at 99% off. If you are using it for the first time, you will need to pay the annual membership fee of 600 yen separately from the voucher. Since it was a free pass, I thought I would stay until my kids got bored, but they didn't, so I went home after about 2 hours. They especially seemed to enjoy the ball pool and played with the other children all the time. Parents can also enjoy digital play, and I personally enjoyed being able to draw with a spray can. I would like to visit the Matsudo store next time.
Lots of fun with all the interactive activities. The venue is a lot smaller then I expected, however it was still great. Wonderful, friendly and kind staff too! My son had an awesome time. 😁
this is our older son N times here. this is our little one’s first time. he is 1.5 years old. he had a blast too.
I went there around 12 o'clock on a weekday. It was neither empty nor crowded, and the children could play comfortably without waiting in line. The staff also spoke to the children and recommended things to do so that they could enjoy themselves, which I am very grateful for! A few things to note: - Annual membership costs 600 yen in addition to the ticket. - If you buy a ticket through Klook, you will not be able to use the parking service. - It is smaller than I expected, only about the size of a part of an apparel store.
very small place. lots of projection style sensor games and touch screen games. there's also drawing games where you draw something and scan it into the screen to view your artwork on the big screen. it's pretty neat but you're not going to be able to spend hours there. there's a sand digging game, so there's a lot of Sand everywhere. the price on klook is slightly cheaper than purchase in person. overall, it's good for kids.
Klook is convenient for buying tickets. You can enter the venue by just tapping the QR code. It is easy to use. I will order from Klook again next time.
The space inside the venue is not big, but it is enough for children to play for a while. There are not many people on weekdays. Although the language barrier is not clear, the staff at the venue are friendly and will accompany the children to play.
Fun spot to spend the day with kids. various activities and games for the little ones. Located on the 5th floor of the DiverCity plaza.

Guide

  • Hands-on educational digital theme park that trains children's creativity based on the concept of "play turns into learning"
  • [Annual membership Fee] : Little Planet has a membership system, and an annual membership fee of 600 yen per family will be charged. Please pay the annual membership fee at the reception desk on the day of the event
  • You will need to register an account to enter the event. Please register in advance to ensure smooth access. (For more information, please see: https://bit.ly/3RxtGW1)
  • Foreign tourists are exempt from annual fees and account registration by presenting their passport
  • Holiday rates will apply from July 20th (Saturday) to September 1st (Sunday) due to the summer vacation period. Please purchase a holiday ticket. If you purchase a weekday ticket, the difference in price will be charged
  • Not available from August 10th (Saturday) to August 18th (Sunday)
  • Children's minds and bodies will naturally move in various activities that will engage them and turn them into learners
  • From games that use the mind to those that involve the body, children's creativity will create an infinite variety of fun
  • Experience the AR sand play "SAND PARTY!" and the digital paper sumo "PAPER RIKISHI," where the strength changes depending on the color scheme applied to the development chart, and the "NUMBER SPLASH," where children can interact with numbers using their minds and bodies

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