The attraction closes for maintenance about once a month. It’s best to check for specific dates before planning your visit.

What is the best time to visit?

The best time to visit is during weekdays or early mornings to avoid crowds, especially if you want to spend extra time in popular installations like the Crystal Universe.

Is teamLab Planets open on public holidays?

Yes, teamLab Planets is typically open on public holidays, but hours may vary slightly, so checking the official website is recommended.

Should I visit on a public holiday?

While the attraction is open on holidays, it tends to get busier, so visiting on a public holiday might involve longer waiting times.

teamLab Planets Opening Hours

teamLab Planets

TeamLab Planets Tokyo is open daily from 9 am to 10 pm, with the last entry at 9 pm. However, timings may vary slightly on public holidays.

Jan 1 TO Dec 31 Timings Days (Jan 1 TO Dec 31)	TIMINGS	Last Admission
Monday	09:00–22:00	21:00
Tuesday	09:00–22:00	21:00
Wednesday	09:00–22:00	21:00
Thursday (Today)	09:00–22:00	21:00
Friday	09:00–22:00	21:00
Saturday	09:00–22:00	21:00
Sunday	09:00–22:00	21:00

teamLab Planets in Tokyo offers a dynamic experience that changes with the time of day. Special lighting effects are more prominent after dark, creating a different atmosphere in the evening compared to daytime visits. Additionally, certain installations may have varying interactions or appearances based on the time of day, offering a unique experience for repeat visitors.

While there are no specific ceremonies or events tied to particular times, the evolving nature of the exhibits themselves makes the timing of your visit an important consideration. For the best experience, visiting during the evening can be particularly enchanting.

Best time to visit the teamLab Planets

Weekday vs Weekend

Weekdays are the best time to visit teamLab Planets if you prefer a quieter, more relaxed experience. Crowds are significantly smaller compared to weekends, especially during the early mornings or just before closing.
Weekends, on the other hand, tend to be busier, with long waiting times and more visitors exploring the popular installations like the Crystal Universe. If you’re visiting on a weekend, arriving early or booking a late-night slot is recommended.

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Peak season vs low season

Tokyo's peak tourist seasons are spring (March to May) and fall (September to November). These periods coincide with the cherry blossom season and mild weather, making them popular times to visit. However, this also means higher crowd levels and potentially longer wait times at teamLab Planets. Prices for accommodation and travel also tend to increase during these peak seasons.
During the low seasons, particularly in the winter (December to February) and summer (June to August), visitors can expect fewer crowds. Winter offers a quieter, more introspective experience, while summer can be hot and humid but is also less busy, providing more freedom to explore the exhibits without large crowds

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How long should I spend at teamLab Planets?

You’ll need around 1.5 to 2 hours to fully immerse yourself in the digital art at TeamLab Planets. The exhibits, such as walking through water and interacting with constantly shifting light installations, are mesmerizing and require time to fully appreciate. Plan for extra moments in key rooms like the Crystal Universe and Water Surface. If you're visiting during peak hours, waiting times may add to your overall experience duration.

Frequently asked questions about teamLab Planets opening hours

Yes, teamLab Planets is open daily, but it’s a good idea to check the official website as the attraction occasionally closes for maintenance on select days.