LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTRE, ODAIBA, TOKYO

(Legoland in Odaiba is not to be confused with Legoland in Nagoya – that is proper, large amusement park.

This is my write up on Legoland Nagoya with kids.

I have also written in detail about Legoland Odaiba Tokyo for Japan Travel Planning. You can read that article here. (This was written after a visit in 2024)

Legoland in Odaiba is, essentially, a lego-themed playcentre. There is a Magician’s Lego ride, a cool minature Tokyo made of Lego, lots of lego building opportunities, a small playground, a little karaoke machine and a jungle gym. There is a new trainland section too. Oh and there is a small 3D movie, all in Japanese, but hard-core lego warriors probably wouldn’t care, right?
One of the playground areas is a Duplo area which has a slide and is even okay for toddlers.

Please be sure that everyone has easy on-and-off shoes as most the play areas require shoes off. That means if you are wearing sandals or crocs, it’s best to have socks in your bag.

My little boy and his cousins waiting for Legoland Discovery Centre Tokyo to open

I recommend this playcentre/ discovery centre for children aged 1-6.
Each online timeslot is limited to a maximum of 3 hours inside of Legoland Discovery Centre, Tokyo.

Please be aware that the Merlin ride requires that children be 90cm or taller and every child must ride with one adult.

Make sure you enjoy the elevator on the way in (you don’t go out the same way. ) It plays “everything is awesome!” from the Lego Movie and it is just like an elevator disco!

Check out this minature Shibuya Crossing made of Lego! So cute!

Interactive button in the MiniLand section of Legoland Tokyo. This button makes the sumo wrestlers in the stable here move. So cute.

See here for how to book Sumo tickets for Japan and my general advice on going to the Sumo with kids.

My nephew searching for Miley Cyrus songs at Lego Friends Karaoke

The 4D Cinema at Legoland Odaiba. These movies don’t use any words so they are perfect for children who speak any language at all.

There is a small cafe inside Legoland (or you could wait and eat something else in the department store afterwards, of course.) They don’t allow outside food (with the exception of baby food.)
Common allergens are marked clearly.
Here is an example of the Legoland cafe menu. Please note that the cafe doesn’t always accept credit cards.

There is a VR ride for an additional 1000 yen per person (on top of the entry fee.) Payment can be made by card only.

LEGOLAND DISCOVERY CENTER TOKYO
DECKS TOKYO BEACH, SEASIDE MALL 3F, 1-6-1 DAIBA, MINATO-KU
港区台場1-6-1デックス東京ビーチシーサイドモール3F
OPEN: 10AM-8PM WEEKDAYS, 10AM-9PM WEEKENDS

For things to do before and after Legoland Discovery Centre in Odaiba, see my Odaiba with kids post here.

I have also written in detail about Legoland Odaiba Tokyo for Japan Travel Planning. You can read that article here.