Tokyo Dome City Map and Brochure (2025 – 2020)
Built around the circular Tokyo Dome and its surrounding plaza, this compact urban park stacks thrill rides, shopping, and stadium energy into a tight city block. A Tokyo Dome City map helps visitors thread between LaQua’s looping coaster, the Dome’s event gates, and the food-lined walkways that twist beneath the elevated tracks. It’s easy to lose your bearings after dark when the plaza glows neon and the fountain music cues up.
- Location
- Tokyo, Japan
- Years Active
- 1988 – Present
- Official Site
- Official Tokyo Dome City Site
The trick? Follow the breeze toward the ferris wheel. That’s your landmark, your pause point, your reminder you’re in the middle of Tokyo.
Tokyo Dome City Map 2025
In 2025, Tokyo Dome City introduced AniTouch, the largest indoor petting zoo in Tokyo, spanning about 1,200 square meters with a new area. The haunted house “Onryo Zashiki” hosted its final event and permanently closed after September 16.
Space Travelium TeNQ temporarily closed September 8–10 for exhibit replacement and maintenance. Tokyo Dome City also held a ticket discount campaign from August 28–September 8 and launched its Winter Lights illumination from mid-November 2025 through late February 2026.
Printable Tokyo Dome City Map PDF 2025
Tokyo Dome City Map 2024
Tokyo Dome City Map 2023
Tokyo Dome City Map 2022
Tokyo Dome City Map 2021
Tokyo Dome City Map 2020
FAQ
Is Tokyo Dome City worth visiting?
Tokyo Dome City is widely considered worth visiting for both tourists and locals. Reviews praise its mix of thrilling rides like the Thunder Dolphin roller coaster, relaxing spots such as Spa LaQua, and easy access to shopping, dining, and baseball at Tokyo Dome. Visitors highlight its central Tokyo location, free entry, minimal wait times, and vibrant nightlife as major reasons to go.
What is Tokyo Dome City?
Tokyo Dome City is an entertainment complex in Bunkyō, central Tokyo, centered around the Tokyo Dome stadium. It includes an amusement park, Spa LaQua hot spring, shopping malls, restaurants, and the Tokyo Dome Hotel. The complex is easily accessible from Suidobashi and Korakuen Stations and is a popular spot for sports, concerts, and family recreation.
How much does it cost to go to Tokyo Dome City?
Tokyo Dome City has free admission, and you only pay for rides or attractions inside. Individual ride prices range from about 600 to 1,800 yen each, while an unlimited One-Day Passport costs 4,500–5,500 yen for adults and 3,100–4,100 yen for children depending on the day. Other facilities, such as Spa LaQua and the Baseball Hall of Fame, charge separately, starting at around 600 to 3,230 yen per person.
Why is Tokyo Dome so famous?
Tokyo Dome is famous as Japan’s first all-weather, multi-purpose stadium and the home of the Yomiuri Giants baseball team. Opened in 1988 and nicknamed “The Big Egg,” it holds up to 55,000 people and hosts both major sports and world-class concerts. It is considered Japan’s most prestigious entertainment venue, often used as a national size reference and a milestone stage for global artists.
