Things to do in Ghibli Park

This place is a dream come true for Ghibli fans! It's so big, I couldn't see everything in one visit and will definitely have to go back. Personally, the train ride from Osaka city center took quite a while, but it was totally worth it. The souvenirs and gifts were irresistible; I just had to buy some. If you're planning to go, I highly recommend getting the express pass – it's worth it! You need to book in advance, as tickets go on sale on the 10th of each month. Make sure to read up on more information before you plan your trip.

Rumi was an awesome host and the experience to visit both the Studio Ghibli Park and Toyota Museum was fantastic. In my opinion instead of 5hrs at the Ghibli Park, you could do 4hrs and give 1 extra hour to the Toyota Museum.

I would say that the tour to Ghibli Park was not worth the price. The ticket provided was not a premium ticket. I think it should be possible to have a premium ticket with the price of the tour. Each person pays almost 10,000 pesos, and if you are a Ghibli fan, you would like to get the most out of the ticket that you would go to Ghibli Park. The ticket has some limitations, it's only a standard ticket. I think with the price, we could also have the option to get premium tickets. Anyone who has a card may want to consider upgrading to premium. This one, we had a good time. The guide was informative. You are taken care of. We even had the time to sing Totoro on our travel to the airport museum.

Tickets for two months in advance become available on the 10th of each month. You can use them directly by presenting the QR code, which is very convenient.

Although getting tickets can be challenging, it's definitely worth the effort. It's a must-visit for any Ghibli fan. Showing the QR code for entry is very convenient.

Convenient and easy to use, just show the QR code! 👍👍

the park is so big that I suggest it takes more than half day at least,

I absolutely loved the tour ❤️, they were so kind to us. We ventured all the way from Chile specifically to visit Studio Ghibli. We didn't have the option to buy tickets directly, and they were definitely the best choice. We traveled with our 1-year-old baby, and it was beautiful. The park is huge; you can spend 5 hours there with the tour. The bento box they gave us at the beginning was a lifesaver and relieved us from having to look for a place to eat lunch. Afterward, we went further into Nagoya and visited the ceramics museum. The experience and their attentiveness were evident at every moment; highly recommended! ♡♡