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🎟️ Updated June 2026

teamLab Tokyo Tickets (2026):
Planets vs Borderless & How to Book

Tokyo has two teamLab museums, and they're genuinely different. Here's which one suits your trip — and how to lock in a timed slot before it sells out.

Updated June 2026 Planets vs Borderless Booking Tips
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Quick Answer

For families / sensory fun

teamLab Planets

For art & slow exploring

teamLab Borderless

Price (from)

from ¥3,800

Key tip

Book timed slots 2–3 weeks ahead

In short: Both are world-class digital-art museums — they're just different. Planets is barefoot, watery, and playful; Borderless is a wandering maze of 50+ artworks. Whichever you pick, book a timed entry early.

Two teamLab Museums, Two Experiences

teamLab is a Tokyo-based art collective famous for room-filling digital installations you walk through rather than look at. In Tokyo there are two permanent museums, and first-time visitors often assume they're the same — they're not.

teamLab Planets in Toyosu is the immersive, physical one: you go barefoot, wade through knee-deep water, and move through installations that respond to your presence. It's the easier choice with kids. teamLab Borderless in Azabudai Hills is a labyrinth of 50+ artworks with no map and no fixed route — works literally cross between rooms, and you explore until you stumble on them. It rewards curiosity and time.

Both use timed entry and both are popular enough to sell out, so the real decision is which one fits your trip — and booking early once you've chosen.

teamLab Planets vs Borderless

teamLab PlanetsteamLab Borderless
LocationToyosu (Koto City)Azabudai Hills (Minato City)
ConceptImmersive, barefoot, walk through water50+ artworks across a borderless maze
Best forFamilies, first-timers, sensory experienceArt lovers, slow exploration, photography
Time needed~1.5–2 hours~2–3 hours
Price (from)from ¥3,800 weekday / ¥4,200 weekendfrom ¥3,800
EntryTimed entry (date + slot)Timed entry (date + slot)
Good to knowOpen through end of 2027; expanding in 2026Klook is the exclusive third-party seller

Prices are "from" figures as of 2026 and use variable, date-based pricing — confirm the exact price for your slot at booking. Opening dates and areas can change; check the latest before you go.

Which teamLab Should You Pick?

Choose Planets if…

You're travelling with kids, want a hands-on, physical experience, and don't mind getting your feet wet (literally — you walk barefoot through water). It's the more playful, sensory of the two and easier to enjoy with children.

Choose Borderless if…

You want to lose yourself in art. Borderless has no fixed route — works move between rooms and you wander freely through 50+ spaces. It rewards time and patience, and it's the more photogenic of the two for adults.

Do both if…

You have two free half-days and you're a serious teamLab fan. They're genuinely different experiences in different parts of the city, so doing both isn't repetitive — just space them out and book each timed slot in advance.

How to Book teamLab Tickets

1

Pick your museum and date first

Planets (Toyosu) and Borderless (Azabudai) are separate venues with separate tickets. Decide which one — or both, on different days — before you book.

2

Book a timed-entry slot 2–3 weeks ahead

Both museums use timed entry, and popular slots (weekends, evenings) regularly sell out 2–3 weeks in advance. The earlier you book, the more slot choice you get.

3

Reserve through an official ticketing partner

Klook is an official teamLab ticketing partner — and for Borderless it's the exclusive third-party seller. Booking through it means English checkout and confirmation, and it accepts foreign cards.

4

Arrive a little early and travel light

Get there 10–15 minutes before your slot. At Planets you'll go barefoot and walk through water, so wear shorts or roll-up trousers and skip anything you can't carry.

Common Questions

1. What's the difference between teamLab Planets and Borderless?
Planets (in Toyosu) is an immersive, barefoot experience where you walk through water and large-scale installations — it's the more physical and family-friendly of the two. Borderless (in Azabudai Hills) is a maze of 50+ artworks with no fixed route, where works move between spaces and you wander freely. Planets suits families and first-timers; Borderless suits art lovers who want to explore slowly.
2. How much are teamLab tickets in 2026?
Adult tickets start from around ¥3,800. teamLab Planets uses variable pricing — roughly from ¥3,800 on weekdays and ¥4,200 on weekends — while Borderless also starts from about ¥3,800. Prices are dynamic and change by date and demand, so always confirm the exact price for your chosen slot at the time of booking. Children's and student tickets are cheaper.
3. Do I need to book teamLab tickets in advance?
Yes. Both museums use timed entry, and popular slots regularly sell out 2–3 weeks ahead, especially on weekends and during holidays. Walk-up tickets are not reliable. Book your date and time slot in advance through an official partner to guarantee entry.
4. Is teamLab Planets closing?
teamLab Planets in Toyosu is currently scheduled to remain open through the end of 2027, and it has been expanding with new areas in 2026. Dates can change, so check the latest before planning a trip specifically around it. teamLab Borderless in Azabudai Hills is a separate, ongoing museum.
5. Where are the teamLab museums and how do I get there?
teamLab Planets is in Toyosu, reached via the Yurikamome line (Shin-Toyosu Station) or the Yurakucho line (Toyosu Station). teamLab Borderless is in Azabudai Hills near Kamiyacho Station (Hibiya line). Both are easy to reach with a Suica or Pasmo IC card — see our Tokyo transport and IC card guides for the simplest routes.

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