Tokyo Disney Resort Toy Story Hotel opened April 5, 2022, as the resort’s fifth official Disney-branded hotel and its first “Moderate Type” property, priced below the deluxe Tokyo Disneyland Hotel and DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta but above the resort’s official “Value Type” hotel, Celebration Hotel, which sits off the monorail loop and is reached by complimentary shuttle bus rather than train. It’s operated by the Oriental Land Company under license from Disney and sits at the Bayside Station stop on the Disney Resort Line monorail, which loops the whole property.
The pitch here is simple: official on-property monorail convenience and a fully immersive Toy Story theme, at a mid-range price among the resort’s own hotels. Rooms sleep three to four, so it works well for families who want Disney magic and monorail access without booking the priciest rooms on property.
Stats at a Glance
- Resort: Tokyo Disney Resort
- Location: Urayasu, Chiba, Japan, at Bayside Station on the Disney Resort Line monorail
- Opened: April 5, 2022
- Rooms: 595 total (575 Standard, 20 Superior)
- Price tier: Moderate Type — priced above the resort’s Value Type hotel, Celebration Hotel, and below the Deluxe and Luxury hotels; nightly rates vary by season and room, so check official pricing before booking
- Park transport: Monorail (Disney Resort Line) from Bayside Station to both Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea
- Perks: Happy Entry (early entry) to Tokyo Disneyland only — not valid for Tokyo DisneySea
- Theme: Andy’s bedroom and the Toy Story films, with a Slinky Dog Park plaza out front
Rooms, Theming and Dining
The 595 rooms come in two types: 575 Standard rooms and 20 larger Superior rooms, both designed to look like Andy’s bedroom scaled up to guest size, with oversized toy-inspired decor and two regular beds plus a trundle or pull-down bed for up to four guests. The lobby carries the theme further with a jigsaw-puzzle-patterned floor and a board-game-style ceiling, and the building’s exterior is styled to look like it’s built from giant toy blocks.
Dining is limited to one venue, the Lotso Garden Cafe, a buffet restaurant themed around the huggable-but-villainous bear from Toy Story 3. It’s a convenient option for breakfast before a park day, though guests looking for more variety typically head into the parks or to Ikspiari, the resort’s shopping and dining complex, for other meals.
Getting to the Parks and Perks
Bayside Station sits right outside the hotel on the Disney Resort Line monorail, which circles the resort and stops at both Tokyo Disneyland Station and Tokyo DisneySea Station, making the commute to either park a quick, easy ride with no driving or bus transfers involved.
As an official Disney hotel, Toy Story Hotel guests get Happy Entry, letting them into a park before regular opening on the days of their stay (not including check-in day). The catch: Toy Story Hotel and the Value Type Celebration Hotel are the two Disney-affiliated hotels excluded from Happy Entry at Tokyo DisneySea — early entry here only applies to Tokyo Disneyland.
Who Should Stay Here
This hotel suits families with young Toy Story fans and anyone who wants the convenience of an official, on-property Disney hotel — monorail access, Disneyland early entry, on-site Disney atmosphere — at a mid-range price rather than deluxe rates. It’s a strong fit for trips centered mainly on Tokyo Disneyland rather than DisneySea, since that’s the park where the early-entry perk actually applies.
Travelers on a tighter budget should compare it against Celebration Hotel, Tokyo Disney Resort’s official Value Type option and its lowest-priced Disney hotel — it costs less than Toy Story Hotel but sits off the monorail loop, reached instead by a complimentary shuttle bus that takes roughly 20 minutes each way. Those prioritizing Tokyo DisneySea time or wanting more on-site dining variety may prefer a deluxe hotel with DisneySea Happy Entry, since Toy Story Hotel’s single buffet and Disneyland-only early access are its main tradeoffs.
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Tokyo Disney Resort Toy Story Hotel FAQs
Does staying at Toy Story Hotel get you early entry to the parks?
Yes, but only to Tokyo Disneyland. As an official Disney hotel, Toy Story Hotel guests get Happy Entry before regular opening on their stay days, but Toy Story Hotel and Celebration Hotel are specifically excluded from Happy Entry at Tokyo DisneySea.
Is Toy Story Hotel the cheapest hotel at Tokyo Disney Resort?
No. Tokyo Disney Resort classifies Toy Story Hotel as a Moderate Type hotel, one step above its actual cheapest official hotel, Celebration Hotel, which is the resort’s Value Type property. Toy Story Hotel costs more than Celebration Hotel but well below the resort’s Deluxe and Luxury hotels, making it a mid-range pick with monorail access and Disneyland early entry.
How do you get from Toy Story Hotel to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea?
The hotel sits right at Bayside Station on the Disney Resort Line monorail, which circles the resort and stops directly at both Tokyo Disneyland Station and Tokyo DisneySea Station, so no bus or car is needed.
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