The JR Keiyo Line from Tokyo Station to Maihama Station takes 15 minutes and costs 222 yen. Maihama Station sits at the entrance to Tokyo Disneyland Resort and is the fastest, cheapest, and most direct route from Tokyo Station, with no transfers required.
Quick Answer: JR Keiyo Line, Tokyo Station to Maihama: 15 minutes, 222 yen, JR Pass valid. The Keiyo Line platforms are underground on the south side of Tokyo Station, separate from the main above-ground platforms. Allow 5 minutes to walk there from the Marunouchi concourse. Trains run every 5 to 10 minutes throughout the day.
Best Route
JR Keiyo Line (recommended): Tokyo Station underground Keiyo platforms to Maihama Station. 2 stops, 15 minutes. Runs all day with high frequency. JR Pass is fully valid. This is the standard route used by the vast majority of visitors arriving at Tokyo Station.
Bus alternative: Some express coaches connect directly from the Tokyo Station area to Tokyo Disneyland Resort. Journey time is similar to the train but is subject to road traffic delays. Check with your hotel or the Tokyo Disney Resort website for current bus options departing from the Tokyo Station area.
Step-by-Step Directions
Step 1: At Tokyo Station, follow internal signs for the JR Keiyo Line. The Keiyo Line entrance is underground on the south side of the station, separate from the main JR ticket gates used for Shinkansen and Yamanote Line trains. The walk from the central Marunouchi concourse to the Keiyo Line takes about 5 minutes. Look for the blue Keiyo Line signage.
Step 2: Purchase a 222 yen ticket at the Keiyo Line vending machines, or tap your Suica, Pasmo, or IC card at the gate. Board any Keiyo Line train bound for Soga, Nishi-Funabashi, or Kaihimmakuhari. Every train on this line stops at Maihama. The journey is 2 stops and 15 minutes.
Step 3: Exit Maihama Station through the Disney Resort Exit. Signage is clear and in multiple languages. The Tokyo Disneyland gate is a flat 10-minute walk following the resort pathway. Alternatively, take the Disney Resort Line monorail from Maihama to Tokyo Disneyland Station, one stop. The monorail costs 260 yen and is not covered by the JR Pass, but it is convenient and saves walking.
Cost
JR Keiyo Line: 222 yen per person, one way. Suica, Pasmo, and all IC cards are accepted at the gate. JR Pass fully covers this leg.
Disney Resort Line monorail (optional): 260 yen per person, one way, from Maihama to Tokyo Disneyland Station. Not covered by JR Pass. Purchase at the monorail ticket machines at Maihama Station if you prefer not to walk the 10 minutes to the park gate.
Travel Time
Door to park gate: approximately 25-30 minutes in total. This includes the 5-minute walk to the Keiyo Line platforms inside Tokyo Station and the 10-minute walk from Maihama Station to the Disneyland entrance. Taking the Disney Resort Line monorail from Maihama saves the walk but adds about 10 minutes, including waiting.
The JR Keiyo Line runs on a strict schedule and is rarely delayed. Journey time from Tokyo Station to Maihama is consistently 15 minutes.
Taxi Option
A taxi from Tokyo Station to Tokyo Disneyland costs approximately 3,000 to 4,500 yen and takes 20 to 35 minutes, depending on traffic on the Bayshore Expressway. This is not significantly faster than the train during normal hours and costs 13 to 20 times more. Taxis are useful before 5am, when frequent JR Keiyo Line service has not yet started, or after midnight, when the last train has already gone.
Best Option with Luggage
The JR Keiyo Line handles luggage well. There are elevators from the concourse to the Keiyo Line platform. Maihama Station is accessible, and the walk to the Disneyland gate is flat. Coin lockers are available at Maihama Station (400 to 700 yen depending on size) if you want to store bags before entering the park.
If you have very large luggage, consider taking a taxi directly to the resort entrance, which allows door-to-door delivery. The Disneyland Resort also has luggage storage inside the park.
Best Option Late at Night
The JR Keiyo Line from Maihama to Tokyo Station runs until approximately 11:30pm or midnight, depending on the day. The last departure from Maihama toward Tokyo Station is typically around 11:30pm. Check the exact last train time on the JR East app or website on your visit day, as park closing times and train schedules can vary.
After the last train, taxis and ride-hailing services are available outside Maihama Station at all hours.
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FAQ
Is the JR Pass valid for the Keiyo Line to Maihama?
Yes. The JR Keiyo Line is a Japan Railways line and is fully covered by all versions of the JR Pass, including the 7-day, 14-day, and 21-day passes. Tap your IC card or show your pass at the Keiyo Line ticket gate.
Do I need the Disney Resort Line monorail to reach Disneyland?
No. The Tokyo Disneyland gate is a flat 10-minute walk from Maihama Station along clearly marked resort paths. The Disney Resort Line monorail (260 yen, one stop) is faster but optional. For Tokyo DisneySea, the monorail is more practical as the park is a 25-minute walk from Maihama.
Which park is closer to Maihama Station?
Tokyo Disneyland is closer, approximately a 10-minute walk from Maihama. Tokyo DisneySea is approximately a 25-minute walk or 2 stops on the Disney Resort Line monorail.
