Public Transport

Tokyo Subway Tickets for 24/48/72 Hour

Grab this easy-to-use pass & enjoy unlimited rides across the capital city on the Tokyo Subway!

Highlights

Travel along the extensive Tokyo Metro & Toei subway lines with this handy pass.
Explore the beautiful city effortlessly as you ride the rapid transit system.
With over 250 stops, enjoy smooth & fast transport across Tokyo.
Choose among 24/48/72 hour options to best suit your travel plans.

W cenie

Tokyo Subway Ticket (24/48/72 hr options available)
Unlimited rides

Nie w cenie

JR Lines
Other private railways

Zasady anulowania

Tych biletów nie można anulować. Jednak możesz użyć ich w dowolnym momencie w ciągu następnych 12 miesięcy.

Opinie

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Julie

5/5

lip, 2024

It was easy to buy and I received my email with QR code soon after purchasing. You may need help from staff or anyone to find the kiosk/screen for scanning QR code, which gives you a physical ticket. We realized it's easier to just get 72hr pass since we are visiting many days. In comparison, if you use Suica, be aware that you need to maintain a minimum balance amount, or the entry/exit gate will not let you go through. Then you may have to stop to re-load your Suica card when you are in the middle of moving through the station. Exampke - Someone in my group had to use a physical Suica card since he had an Android phone purchased outside Japan (in the US). He didn't have a Japanese Android phone (purchased in Japan). So, it was much better for him to use the 24/48/72 pass instead of having to find the machine that re-loads physical Suica cards when his Suica card dropped below some limit (guessing 500 yen? We don't know the minimum amount.).

Anthony

4/5

mar, 2024

I chose 2 get the Tokyo Metro add on but the only option was 24hr when I would like to have had the 48hr but this option was not available

Tsang

5/5

paź, 2023

Easy to collect and convient . Subway is connecting to all the major districts in Tokyo but part of the new subway lines do not include in this 3 days ticket system . Further more ,the interconnection of JR will be much better .

Navneet

5/5

kwi, 2024

Awesome. easy to redeem at Tokyo station using machines. Must recommend if you are in tokyo

3/5

wrz, 2023

Does not specify which line can be used. I went to wrong train and was asked to turn around. I was so upset.

Ważność biletów

Te bilety są ważne przez 12 mies. od daty zakupu.

Your Experience

Travel in convenience & comfort aboard Tokyo’s rapid transit system at the swipe of a card. You can simply use your handy pass to ride the Tokyo metro or Toei subway with 285 stops & 13 different lines spanning across the entire city. You have the option to select between a single-day or multi-day pass to go in line with your itinerary. You can tour the stunning capital city & places nearby at your own pace with this seamless mode of transportation connecting all major places in Tokyo. With unlimited access to the city’s quick & efficient transport, you can travel around worry-free!

Some popular places: Shibuya, Omotesando, Harajuku (Meiji-jingumae), Shinjuku, Oshiage (Tokyo Skytree), Asakusa, Akihabara, Ginza, and Tsukiji (Tsukiji fish market) are accessible through Tokyo Metro or Toei Subway Line.

Know Before You Go

Important Information

If you book tickets for multiple people, you will need to redeem them altogether. Separate redemption is not allowed.
Once a physical ticket is issued, the validity of the ticket will be indicated on the ticket and used within that time frame.

Operating Hours

Daily: 5am onwards

Moje bilety

Your Tokyo Subway Ticket voucher will be emailed to you shortly.
You must redeem your e-voucher for physical tickets at any of the vending machines for passengers that are installed at major stations of the Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway
You can also redeem the physical tickets at the offices of each Tokyo Metro station (excluding Hibiya Line Kitasenju, Nakameguro, Nakano, Nishifunabashi, Yoyogi Uehara, Wako City, Hanzomon Line / Fukutoshin Line Shibuya and Meguro stations).