🗼 Updated October 2026
Tokyo Skytree Tickets (2026):
Prices, Floor 350 vs 450 & How to Book
The highest decks in Tokyo, and the one attraction where buying on the day has a published penalty. Here are the official prices, what Floor 450 actually adds, and how to book from abroad.
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Floor 350 (adult)
from ¥1,800
Combo 350 + 450
from ¥3,000
Buying on the day
+¥500 per ticket
Under 5s
Free
In short: book a date-specified ticket online. Skytree charges a ¥500 service fee per ticket at the same-day counter, so advance booking is cheaper by a published amount rather than by luck. If you might want the Floor 450 skywalk, buy the combo up front — adding it on site afterwards costs ¥1,400 more. Prices read off the official site on 19 October 2026.
Check Tokyo Skytree tickets on Klook →What You Are Buying
Tokyo Skytree sells admission to two separate levels. Floor 350 is the Tembo Deck, a three-storey observation level and the one included in every ticket. Floor 450 is the Tembo Galleria, a sloping glass-walled skywalk that spirals up to the tower's highest accessible point — and it cannot be visited on its own.
That two-tier structure is where most of the confusion comes from, because the two levels are priced differently depending on whether you buy them together online or separately on the day. The section below sets both routes side by side.
Tokyo Skytree Ticket Prices
| Ticket | Date-specified online | On the day |
|---|---|---|
| Floor 350 — adult (15+) | from ¥1,800 | +¥500 service fee |
| Floor 350 — child (6–14) | from ¥900 | +¥500 service fee |
| Combo, Floor 350 + 450 — adult | from ¥3,000 | +¥500 service fee |
| Combo, Floor 350 + 450 — child | from ¥1,500 | +¥500 service fee |
| Floor 450 added on site — adult | Not sold online | ¥1,400 |
| Floor 450 added on site — child | Not sold online | ¥700 |
| Age 5 and under | Free | Free |
Read off the official Tokyo Skytree site on 19 October 2026. The official page lists these as “from” prices, so the figure for a specific date can be higher — confirm at booking. The ¥500 same-day service fee applies per ticket at the 4th-floor counter and at convenience stores.
Floor 350, the Combo, or a Late Slot?
Floor 350 only is enough if…
You want the view and not the upsell. Floor 350 is the main three-storey observation deck and it already looks out over the whole Kanto plain. At from ¥1,800 for an adult it is the cheapest of Tokyo's major paid decks per metre of height.
Add Floor 450 if…
Height is the point of the trip. Floor 450 is the Tembo Galleria, a sloping glass skywalk that spirals up to the tower's highest accessible point. The combo is from ¥3,000 online; added on the day it is ¥1,400 on top of a Floor 350 ticket.
Go late if…
You would rather have the night panorama than the horizon. On the date we checked, the decks ran to 22:00 with last admission at 21:00, and the late slots are the ones still showing availability when the daytime ones have gone.
Skytree vs Tokyo's Other Observation Decks
Skytree is the altitude pick. If what you actually want is the Scramble Crossing photograph, Shibuya Sky is the better buy, and if you want a city panorama for nothing at all, the Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building in Shinjuku is free.
| Deck | Height | Price (approx) | Highlight | Area |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Tokyo Skytree | Floor 350 and Floor 450 | from ¥1,800 (Floor 350) · from ¥3,000 combo | The highest decks in Tokyo, and the only glass skywalk | Oshiage / Tokyo Skytree Station |
| Shibuya Sky | ~229 m rooftop | ¥2,500 advance online | Open-air rooftop over the Scramble Crossing — the photo, not the altitude | Shibuya Station |
| Tokyo Tower | ~150 m and ~250 m decks | approx ¥3,300 (Top Deck tour) | The 1958 landmark, and a view that includes Skytree | Shiba-koen / Akabanebashi |
| Tokyo Metropolitan Gov. Building | ~202 m | Free | No ticket at all — the best-value city panorama in Tokyo | Shinjuku |
Skytree and Shibuya Sky figures are from the operators' own sites; Tokyo Tower and Tocho are approximate and subject to change. Confirm at booking.
How to Book Tokyo Skytree Tickets
Decide Floor 350 or the combo before you book
Floor 450 is cheaper as part of the online combo (from ¥3,000 adult) than bought on the day on top of a Floor 350 ticket (¥1,400 extra). If there is any chance you will want the skywalk, buy the combo up front.
Book a date-specified ticket online
The official site sells date-specified tickets from the "from" prices above, and the figure for your actual date can be higher. Buying same-day at the 4th-floor counter or a convenience store adds a ¥500 service fee per ticket — the single clearest reason to book ahead. Checked 19 October 2026.
Use a reseller if your card is issued abroad
Klook sells the same timed admission with an English checkout and an e-ticket, which avoids the card and language friction several visitors hit on Japanese attraction sites. The listing also carries the Floor 450 combo.
Check the hours for your date, not the general ones
Skytree publishes a per-date calendar and says plainly that "opening hours may change without prior notice", with last admission one hour before closing. On the date we checked the decks ran 10:00–22:00 with last admission at 21:00.
Getting there is the easy part: the tower sits on top of Tokyo Skytree Station and Oshiage, and Oshiage is a subway stop — so it is covered by the Tokyo Subway Ticket if you are carrying one. Our guide to getting around Tokyo covers how the Metro and Toei networks fit together.
Common Questions
1. How much are Tokyo Skytree tickets?
2. Is it cheaper to buy Tokyo Skytree tickets in advance?
3. What is the difference between Floor 350 and Floor 450?
4. Can I buy the Floor 450 ticket online?
5. What are Tokyo Skytree's opening hours?
6. Tokyo Skytree or Shibuya Sky — which is better?
7. Can you see Mt. Fuji from Tokyo Skytree?
8. How do I get to Tokyo Skytree?
Book before the counter charges you more
Same-day tickets carry a ¥500 service fee per person. A date-specified ticket booked online skips both the fee and the queue — and Klook checks out in English on a foreign card.
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