Tokyo Disneyland Resort Map

Tokyo Disneyland Resort is a premier vacation destination that offers a magical experience for visitors of all ages. 

The resort features two main theme parks: Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, each with its own unique attractions, shows, and dining options.

The complex also includes a variety of on-site hotels, shopping, and dining options, ensuring a comprehensive vacation experience. 

This article will provide readers with a detailed and easy-to-follow guide to navigating the park, highlighting key attractions, amenities, and optimal routes for a fun and efficient visit.

Structure of Tokyo Disney Resort

Tokyo Disneyland Opened in 1983, this park features seven themed areas: • WorldBazaar • Adventureland • Westernland • Critter Country • Fantasyland • Toontown • Tomorrowland	Tokyo DisneySea Opened in 2001, it is themed around exploration and adventure, with eight unique ports: • Mediterranean Harbor • American Waterfront • Port Discovery • Lost River Delta • Arabian Coast • Mermaid Lagoon • Mysterious Island • Fantasy Spring
Resort Hotels The resort includes several hotels, such as: • Tokyo Disneyland Hotel • Disney’s Ambassador Hotel • Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta • Tokyo Disney Resort Official Hotels (Various hotels that offer convenient access to the parks)	Shopping and Dining • Ikspiari – This is a large shopping and entertainment complex. • Disney Hotels – Each Disney Hotel on the resort property has its own selection of restaurants and shops, and it is open even to non-hotel guests.

How to Read the Map?

You can obtain a physical map at the entrance or download it online before your visit. 

Each attraction and ride in all the zones of the park is marked by a number ranging from 1 to 137 on the Tokyo Disneyland Map and 1 to 106 on the Tokyo DisneySea Map. 

The amenities such as restrooms, first aid, smoking areas and more are denoted by a symbol (Check the Blue Box on the downright of the map).

The theme park is divided by color, and each area has numbers (colored according to their respective zones) denoting rides, entertainment venues, shops and restaurants. 

Each number has been named and explained in the colored boxes on the map. 

For instance, you are in the “FantasyLand”. It is denoted by the colour “Purple”.

Let’s say the nearest attraction to you is the “It’s a Small World (Number 75)”, and you want to go to the “Haunted Mansion (Number 84)”.

Now, by locating both numbers on the map, you can easily understand that you need to walk towards the left side to reach the haunted mansion.

Similarly, you can easily navigate the whole park once you have an idea of the map. 

Note: This “way of using the map” applies to both the parks.

Tokyo Disneyland Map

Tokyo Disneyland covers an area of approximately 115 acres (47 hectares), making it a spacious park that can be navigated comfortably with some planning. 

While it is generally easy to navigate, especially with the help of the Tokyo Disney Resort app, which provides an interactive map, you must be aware of its overall structure.

Disneyland is divided into 7 major theme parks, each with different tourist attractions and facilities. 

Zones	Number Allotted	Direction/Location
World Bazaar	1 to 22	At the entrance of the Park
Tomorrowland	120 to 137	Right of the World Bazaar
Adventureland	23 to 48	Left of the World Bazaar
Westernland	49 to 67	Adjacent to Adventureland, on the left side of the park
Critter Country	68 to 73	Behind Westernland
Fantasyland	74 to 103	Directly behind World Bazaar
Toontown	104 to 119	To the right of Fantasyland

• The food booth is in the center of Disneyland, marked by a green-colored star.

•  The park has around 13 flavored popcorn stalls, numbered from 1 to 13 on the map. 

Tokyo DisneySea Map

Tokyo DisneySea spans approximately 176 acres (71 hectares), making it a spacious and immersive theme park.

Navigating Tokyo DisneySea is generally straightforward due to its well-organized layout. 

The park features distinct themed ports, each with clear signage and pathways. 

Zones	Number Allotted	Direction/Location
Mediterranean Harbor	1 to 25	The entrance area of Tokyo DisneySea
American Waterfront	26 to 53	To the left of the Mediterranean Harbor.
Port Discovery	54 to 62	Behind Mediterranean Harbor
Lost River Delta	63 to 77	To the right of Port Discovery
Arabian Coast	78 to 86	Adjacent to Lost River Delta
Mermaid Lagoon	87 to 100	Behind Arabian Coast
Mysterious Island	101 to 106	At the back of the park, accessible from both Lost River Delta and Port Discovery
Fantasy Spring	No number allotted	In the last of the Park, behind Arabian Coast

Fantasy Springs is a new division within Tokyo DisneySea that opened on June 6, 2024. 

This division is the eighth themed port within the park and is inspired by popular Disney films. 

It features three distinct areas: 

1. Frozen Kingdom
2. Peter Pan’s Never Land
3. Rapunzel’s Forest

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