Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel

Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel Information: Rooms, Pools, Dining, and More

Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel Overview

Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel is Tokyo Disney Resort's "value" hotel option. It's less expensive and much less extravagantly themed than Tokyo Disneyland Hotel, Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta, and Disney Ambassador Hotel. Even though Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel is owned and operated by Tokyo Disney Resort, the hotel is located offsite. Walking to the parks isn't impossible; it would just take over an hour and a half. Instead, Celebration Hotel offers free shuttle buses that take about 15 minutes to reach the parks. With all that being said, the rooms are basic but nice, and the service is excellent. If they're cheaper, our recommendation is to try and stay at one of the non-Disney owned on-site hotels (we recommend the Hilton or Sheraton) that have easy access to Tokyo Disney Resort Line's Bayside Station. For more information, see our non-Disney on-site hotel page.

Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel is split into two different buildings: Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel: Wish and Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel: Discover. The two buildings are the same in terms of room types and amenities. Rack rates for Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel range from around $200 USD to $450, depending on the time of year.

The official Tokyo Disney Resort hotels can be booked on the Tokyo Disney Resort Online Reservation & Tickets website, which is in full English. Please note that the official TDR hotels sell out extremely fast, sometimes as soon as the reservation window opens, which is 9 AM (JST), five months before your arrival date. When your reservation window opens, be ready and waiting at your computer.

For some strange reason, Tokyo Disney Resort's website only accepts MasterCard and American Express for payment. This means that you cannot use TDR's website to purchase tickets or make a hotel reservation if you have a Visa card. This is not the case for in-person transactions: you can use most foreign credit cards with no problem while you are in Tokyo Disney Resort.

Early Entry for Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel Guests

Guests at the Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel can enjoy a perk called "Happy Entry." This allows hotel guests to enter Tokyo Disneyland 15 minutes early. Not all attractions are open during this time, but it allows you to skip the massive lines that form outside the parks before they open for the day. It will also let you get a huge head start to your first destination. If you want to ride Enchanted Tale of Beauty and the Beast with little to no wait, Happy Entry will give you a perfect chance to do so.

Other Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel Guest Perks

Hotel guests are guaranteed entry to Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea, even on days when the parks are extremely busy and attendance is restricted.

Where To Check-In, Get Theme Park Tickets, and Make Dining Reservations

Check-in time at Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel is 3:00 PM, and check-out time is 11:00 AM. If you're from outside of Japan, you'll need to provide your passport and credit/debit card when you register.

If you haven't purchased your theme park tickets yet, you may do so at the front desk. Guest services can also make dining reservations. See our Tokyo Disney Resort dining page for more information. Here you can store your baggage and make reservations for a bus back to the airport.

Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel's Rooms

Room amenities include HDTV, mini-refrigerators, hot water pot (with instant coffee and tea), safes large enough for laptops, and wireless Internet connections. In your room's bathroom you'll find shampoo, soap, and conditioner. The nightstand between the two beds has an alarm clock and USB ports to charge phones or tablets.

Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel bathrooms are made up of three parts, each of which is separated by doors that lock. To the left is a shower room with a bathtub and both fixed and removable shower heads. The center is a sink area with a mirror, one sink, and limited counter space. To the right is a small room with a toilet. The toilet is a luxurious Japanese bidet that features heated seats and a stream of warm water to clean your rear end. If you don't wish to use any of these extra bidet features, simply flush it with the lever attached to the toilet itself. If you do want to try out the bidet, it's controlled by a panel with buttons.

Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel Room Types

Tokyo Disney Resort categorizes all of Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel's rooms based on the configuration of the room, and some by the view you see from it.

Here's the system Disney uses:

• A Standard Room includes a two full-sized beds and two day beds. Standard Rooms sleeps up to four people. Rooms labeled as "Standard Room (Garden Side)" face the hotel's inner courtyard, while rooms labeled as "Standard Room (Ocean Side)" have views of Tokyo Bay. Standard rooms are 312 square feet.
• A Triple Room offers three full-sized beds. Also, Superior Rooms are slightly larger than Standard Rooms (344 square feet compared to 312 square feet).
• A Superior Room offers either three full beds and a daybed, or two full beds and two daybeds. Each of these configurations sleep up to four people. Superior Rooms are 376 to 419 square feet.
• A Quintet Room includes two full beds, one daybed, and one bunk bed. These rooms sleep up to five people and are 312 square feet.
• Corner Rooms are available in the Wish building, include two full beds and a daybed, and sleep up to three people. At 301 square feet, these are the smallest of Celebrations Hotel's rooms.

Restaurants and Dining at Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel

Each Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel building contains one breakfast buffet restaurant: Wish Cafe in the Wish building, and Discover Cafe in the Discover building. The breakfast buffet is offered from 6:30 AM to 10:00 AM every morning. Tickets can be purchased from a vending machine outside of the entrance to each restaurant.

Shopping at Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel

Each Tokyo Disney Celebration Hotel building has the same gift shop: Disney Fantasy . As you'd expect from a Disney gift shop, Disney Fantasy has a decent collection of souvenirs ranging from small trinkets (such as keychains and pens) to shirts and Disney princess items. Prices for these items are what you'd pay in the theme parks. Disney Fantasy also offers the mega popular Tokyo Disney-branded cookies, chocolate, coffee tins, and similar items.

Wish Snacks & Sundries and Discover Snacks & Sundries sells snacks, drinks, and basic pharmacy items such as aspirin, cold medicine, baby diapers and formula, shampoo, and the like. Snacks & Sundries is a good place to grab some quick snacks, or to buy some items you may have forgotten at home.