LEGOLAND® Discovery Center Tokyo Tours and Activities

LEGOLAND® Discovery Center is an indoor amusement park located in Tokyo’s waterfront Odaiba district. The center houses more than three million LEGO® bricks, as well as attractions including a Miniland Tokyo—a dioramic cityscape filled with mini reconstructions of some of Tokyo’s most famous landmarks—a 4-D cinema, and themed rides.

The Basics
Visit the indoor amusement park to enter the world of LEGO, and perhaps escape the often hot, humid weather of Tokyo. Stop by areas where kids can build their own creations, admire intricate cityscapes, and hop on a ride. Expect to spend at least 2-3 hours at Legoland Discovery Center Tokyo, but know that admission is all-day. Buy tickets online in advance to skip the line and ensure entry on busy days.

Things to Know Before You Go

• LEGOLAND Discovery Center is a must-visit for families traveling with children.
• As the center is designed for children, adults can only enter if accompanied by a child (and vice versa).
• The center is accessible to wheelchair users.
• The center is stroller-friendly, with family bathrooms with diaper changing facilities.
• There is a coffee shop and snack bar inside.

How to Get There
The closest station to LEGOLAND Discovery Center Tokyo is Odaiba-Kaihinkoen Station, which is a 5-minute walk away and on the Yurikamome automated transit line. Tokyo Teleport underground railway station (on the Rinkai Line) is a 10-minute walk. The total journey time from Tokyo Station is around one hour.

When to Get There
The center gets very busy on weekends and school holidays—be prepared for long lines for rides on those days. On weekdays it is open from morning until mid-evening, with extended hours on weekends and public holidays. Last admission is usually about an hour before close.

Lego Racers
One of the center’s most popular attractions is the LEGO Racers: Build and Test area. There children and parents can select from of a huge variety of wheels and LEGO bricks to build a race car. Builders then compete against one another on a test track.