Tokyo Summer Land

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Water park opened in 1967 with what was then the largest plastic dome in the world.

Opened in 1967 with what was presented as the largest plastic dome in the world, the park today covers 130 hectares of indoor and outdoor pools, slides and funfair rides in the hills of Akiruno. In summer the car parks fill up early and queues at the big slides exceed half an hour: if you arrive early in the morning, you still find space.

Water park and amusement park opened in July 1967 as the first large indoor facility in the area, with what was presented as the largest plastic dome in the world and the first indoor wave pool in East Asia. Today it covers almost 130 hectares of indoor and outdoor pools, slides and funfair rides, in the hills of Akiruno.

ℹ️ Park 9:00–20:00, pools 9:00–19:00 (hours vary according to the seasonal calendar published on the website). Tickets priced in daily bands, from about 1,500 to 5,600 yen for an adult. Car park 1,500 yen on weekdays, 2,000 yen on holidays. Several recent reviews report crowds at weekends and in the summer months, distant car parks on peak days and waits of over 30 minutes at the main slides.

🚉 サマーランド · in front of the station

Sources: summerland.co.jp

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