People search for an “Odaiba pass” hoping for one ticket that opens the whole island. That product does not quite exist, but the Odaiba Tour Pass comes closest. It is organised by Tokyo Rinkai Holdings, the parent company of the Yurikamome line, and Klook sells it under the name Special Tour Pass in Odaiba. The facility list on Klook matches the official one, down to the Telecom Center observatory.
The catch is timing. The edition we checked was valid from 1 April to 30 September 2026. It is sold in seasonal editions, so check whether your dates are bookable. Before you build a day around it, open the Klook page and see whether your date can be selected. If it can’t, skip to the fallbacks below.
What the pass covers
The edition we checked lists nine facilities:
| Facility | Where | What the pass gives you |
|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Joypolis | DECKS Tokyo Beach | Admission plus one attraction |
| Odaiba Takoyaki Museum | DECKS Tokyo Beach | One boat of takoyaki |
| Tokyo Trick Art Museum | DECKS, Seaside Mall 4F | Admission |
| Madame Tussauds Tokyo | DECKS, Island Mall 3F | Admission |
| Daiba Haunted School | DECKS, Seaside Mall 4F | Admission |
| United Cinemas | Aqua City Odaiba | Per plan terms |
| HADO Arena | Odaiba area | Per plan terms |
| Small Worlds | Ariake | Admission |
| Telecom Center observatory | Odaiba area | Admission |
Plans cost between ¥3,080 and ¥4,780, and the organiser claims savings of 49–55%. Klook advertises “up to about 55% off”, which is the same claim. Which facilities each plan includes is shown on the plan list when you book, so read it before you pay. Do not assume every plan covers all nine.
Five of the nine are in one building, DECKS Tokyo Beach, which is what makes the pass practical: you can use most of it without going back outside. Small Worlds in Ariake is the outlier, a few stops further along the Yurikamome.
How the QR entry works
You pick a date when you buy. The pass is a date-specific QR code, and per Klook’s listing you show it at each facility and walk in, with no paper ticket to exchange first. Each covered facility can be used once on that date. It does not carry over to the next day, and you cannot go back to the same place twice.
Two practical points follow. First, choose a day when the places you care about are open; Trick Art, Tussauds and Joypolis all publish their own calendars and hours. Second, start early. Joypolis and the DECKS museums open between 10:00 and 11:00, and Small Worlds closes its last entry at 18:00, so a late start can leave paid-for stops unused.
Prices in US dollars as listed by the partner when we last checked; the price shown at checkout is the one that counts.
When it pays off: a worked example
The rule is simple: add up the official gate prices of the places you will actually visit, and compare that total with your plan price. Here are three realistic days, using official adult prices.
Day A: rainy day in DECKS. Madame Tussauds (¥2,600 on the day, or ¥2,100 if booked by the day before), Trick Art Museum (¥1,200), Joypolis admission (¥1,700) plus one ride (single rides cost ¥700–¥1,000).
| Gate price | |
|---|---|
| Madame Tussauds, same day | ¥2,600 |
| Trick Art Museum | ¥1,200 |
| Joypolis admission | ¥1,700 |
| One Joypolis ride | ¥700–¥1,000 |
| Total | ¥6,200–¥6,500 |
Even against the most expensive plan (¥4,780), that saves ¥1,420 or more, as long as your plan includes all four. This is the day the pass was designed for.
Day B: museums in two places. Small Worlds (¥3,200) and the Trick Art Museum (¥1,200) come to ¥4,400. That beats the cheapest plan price (¥3,080) by ¥1,320, but it is below the most expensive (¥4,780). Whether it pays depends on which plan includes that pair.
Day C: two cheap stops. The Trick Art Museum (¥1,200) and the Daiba Haunted School (¥900) add up to ¥2,100, less than the cheapest plan. Buy single tickets.
The pattern: the pass earns its price when it includes Madame Tussauds or Small Worlds, the two most expensive entries on the list, plus at least one more paid stop.
A sample pass day
If your date is bookable and your plan covers the DECKS facilities, this order keeps walking to a minimum.
Start at Small Worlds in Ariake, which opens earliest, at 9:00 on most days. Give it time; it is large, and the pass lets you in only once. Ride the Yurikamome back towards Odaiba and get off at Odaiba-kaihinkoen, two minutes from DECKS Tokyo Beach.
At DECKS, do Madame Tussauds first, because it closes earliest, at 18:00 at the time of our check. Then walk to the Trick Art Museum on Seaside Mall 4F. The Daiba Haunted School is on the same floor, inside the Showa-style shopping street, if your plan includes it. Use the takoyaki voucher at the Odaiba Takoyaki Museum when you get hungry, and finish at Joypolis with your admission and one ride.
After that, you are a few minutes’ walk from the beach. The free Tokyo Aqua Symphony fountain shows run in the late afternoon and evening, which makes a good ending that costs nothing. Check the fountain’s schedule first; it changes with the season and for events and maintenance.
Who should skip it
- Ride fans at Joypolis. The pass gives admission plus one attraction. If you want to ride everything, the Joypolis Passport (¥6,000 for adults, ¥5,000 in the evening version) is the right ticket, and the pass does not replace it.
- Families heading for LEGOLAND. LEGOLAND Discovery Center is not on the list. Adults can only enter with a child aged 15 or under.
- teamLab Planets visitors. It is not included, and it needs a timed ticket anyway.
- Anyone who can only fit in one or two places. Single tickets will almost always be cheaper.
If the pass is off sale: Klook Pass Greater Tokyo
When the Odaiba edition has ended, or your date is not bookable, Klook Pass Greater Tokyo is the closest substitute. It is a Tokyo-wide bundle rather than an Odaiba one, and its options include four Odaiba names: LEGOLAND Discovery Center, Madame Tussauds, Joypolis and the Unko Museum. Klook markets it as saving “up to 62%”; we have not checked that figure against real dates, so run the same sum as above with the attractions you choose.
One honest caution: LEGOLAND Discovery Center’s own FAQ says tickets from third-party sellers are “unreserved”, meaning entry depends on a free slot rather than a guaranteed time. That risk is greatest on weekends and holidays, when the official timed ticket is the safer choice.
Prices in US dollars as listed by the partner when we last checked; the price shown at checkout is the one that counts.
You may also find a similar “Odaiba Tour Ticket” on KKday. It appears to be the same Tokyo Rinkai Holdings product, but we have not confirmed that, so compare the facility list and the valid dates before you buy.
Or just buy single tickets
For many visitors this is the best plan. A few notes from the official prices:
- Trick Art Museum costs ¥1,200 at the door, and buying online saves very little, so walking up is fine.
- Small Worlds charges the same ¥3,200 online and at the door.
- Madame Tussauds is ¥500 cheaper if you book by the day before (¥2,100 against ¥2,600), and pays by card or e-money only.
- Joypolis sells entry at ¥1,700 or the Passport at ¥6,000. Klook is one of the park’s official online sellers.
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Klook Madame Tussauds Tokyo Ticket
from $13.35 See ticket
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Klook Tokyo Joypolis Ticket
from $28.75
$33.15See ticket -
Klook Small Worlds Tokyo Admission Passport
from $18.35 See ticket
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Klook Tokyo Trick Art Museum Admission Ticket
from $7.65 See ticket
Prices in US dollars as listed by the partner when we last checked; the price shown at checkout is the one that counts.
For getting around, the Yurikamome one-day pass costs ¥820 for adults, and three ¥330 rides already cost more than that. The Tokyo Subway Ticket does not cover the Yurikamome or the Rinkai line. Our museums hub compares every museum on the route, and the itinerary page turns them into a day.
Questions visitors ask
Is there an Odaiba pass for attractions?
Yes, the Odaiba Tour Pass, sold on Klook as the Special Tour Pass in Odaiba. The edition we checked was valid from 1 April to 30 September 2026. It is sold in seasonal editions, so check whether your dates are bookable.
Does the Odaiba pass include LEGOLAND or teamLab Planets?
No. Neither is among the nine facilities. For LEGOLAND Discovery Center, look at Klook Pass Greater Tokyo or a single ticket; for teamLab Planets, buy a timed ticket.
Does the Odaiba pass include the Yurikamome train?
Transport is not among the nine listed facilities. If you will ride the Yurikamome three or more times, its one-day pass costs ¥820 for adults.
Can I use the pass on different days?
No. The QR code is for one date, and each covered facility can be used once on that date.
Is the Special Tour Pass worth it?
It pays off when the gate prices of the places you will really visit add up to more than your plan price. Two cheap stops rarely clear it; three paid museums in one day usually do. See the worked example on this page.