Tokyo Summerland and Tokyo Sesame Place Summer Special Discount Coupons (Kaki tokubetsu waribiki ken 1999)

Share your opinion of these places if you've already experienced them!

Related links:
Tokyo Summerland Website (Japanese only)
Tokyo Sesame Place Website (Japanese here) - The English website has a lot of info and pictures of the attractions!
email: info[at]summerland.co.jp

Pick these up at any Daily Store (convenience store) for free!

These coupons can be used in four different ways.
One coupon can be used for five people!

Choice #1
"Summerland Entrance + Pool Special Discount Coupon"
(Nyuen tokubetsu waribiki ken)
Includes: Entrance fee and Pool
Adults: 3000 yen per person (usually 3500 yen)
Children (6-11 years old): 2200 yen (usually 2500)
Toddlers (2-5 years old) and seniors (61 years old and older) get no discount. 1800 yen
Valid from July 1st to September 30th.

Choice #2
"Free Pass Special Discount Coupon" (Summerland)
(Free Pass Tokubetsu waribiki ken)
Includes: Entrance fee, Pool, and 20 attractions
Adults: 3900 yen per person (usually 4500 yen)
Children (6-11 years old): 2700 yen (usually 3000)
Toddlers (2-5 years old) and seniors (61 years old and older) get no discount.
Valid until September 30th

Choice #3
"Special 3-9 pm Discount Coupon" (Summerland)
(San kyu ticket)
Includes: Entrace fee, Pool, and 20 attractions
Adults: 2900 yen per person (usually 3500 yen)
Children (6-11 years old): 1800 yen (usually 2000)
Toddlers (2-5 years old) and seniors (61 years old and older): 1800 yen per person (usually 2000)
Valid July 20 - August 31st

Choice #4
"Tokyo Sesame Place Special Discount Coupon"
(Nyuen tokubetsu waribiki ken)
Includes entrance fee, attractions, and shows Adults (12-60 years old): 1600 yen per person (usually 2000 yen)
Children (2-11 years old) and seniors (over 60 years old): 800 yen (usually 1000)
Valid until September 30th

Picture of the discount coupon:

Share your opinion of these places if you've already experienced them!

Wednesday, September 8, 1999 Name: Cornelia Email: Comments: We went to Sesame Place in November '98, because we had free entrance passes. My daughter had just turned two. We got off to a late start out of Shinjuku station, so we had to change trains (there are a few that go all the way earlier in the morning.) About 1.5 hours later we reached the destination train station, looked for the bus but finally just took a cab. If Sesame Place were closer then we might go again, but even with free passes and splitting the cab between two families, I spent about 5000 yen for myself and my daughter. She was too young to be allowed into some of the activities, and she would have enjoyed a playground closer to home just as much. I think if you live in that area, and your kids are really nuts about Sesame Street, then it would be interesting. It was not as nice as I had expected. There were no Sesame Street characters walking around, at least not on the Sunday that I was there. There were some very elaborate climbing structures with rope nets and cat walks, etc., a ball pen, 4 or 5 other included attractions, the toy train was a couple hundred yen extra per ride (& this was the best one for a 2 year old), a very long escalator from the valley parking lots up the side of the hill to the theme park itself, a picnic area, food concessions and an indoor area with things for sale and more games to play. There was a separate room for mothers with young kids still in diapers with sinks, diaper changing area, but no toilet for Mom... I was there for only 3 hours, but it was plenty of time for us to do and see everything that she could enjoy at her age. There is also a way to get over to the sister theme park called Tokyo Summerland, and some people buy dual tickets for both parks on the same day. I didn't do this so I can't tell the details.

Thursday, June 12, 2003 Name: Jessica Email: Comments: It was 7 AM and we are on the tour bus. Took us 2 hours to get to Summerland. When I went to Summerland the first time, I thought they'd only have one pool. But there were many. My best friend showed me how that indor pool has waves. They were fun. I also saw the outdoor pools. I mostly stayed on the Conifer Creek. After swimming, my best friend, her dad, and me went to the Freefall. I was nervous when I sat on the Freefall seats. Someone behind us was screaming when our chairs were going up. When we were going down really fast, I tried to put my feet on the ground but I can't! We only rode Freefall one time because after we rode it, it started to rain. My friend and I went inside to buy food. We were browsing the indoors, and we found a cave filled with spas and this water that had blue bubbles inside it. Too late, we already changed clothes. It was so fun there I wish I could go there everyday.

Monday, August 4, 2003 Name: Andrea Email: Comments: My boyfriend and I visited Tokyo summerland July 15, 2003. We had such a blast! We stayed at Yokota AB and our drive from the base to the park was about 50 minutes. We didn't think that we were able to use the waterpark and the amusement park at the same price, so we didn't bring our swim suits-BUMMER!! But we did ride all the roller coasters and every scary ride possible. I've been to six flags and have the chance to enjoy these experiences, while my boyfriend never had until this year. It was more enjoyable for me knowing that he was having so much fun! It was even better because we were there together. I have been to Japan many times but was never able to go to an amusement park until now. For any one who are planning on taking a trip to Japan, Tokyo Summerland is the place to be!!

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