💳 [Any discounts?] All 6 price steps are cut by the calendar, none by you?

💴 One axis sets the price, and it is the date!

From Oct 10, 2026 the adult 1-Day Passport reads ¥8,900 / ¥9,400 / ¥9,900 / ¥10,900 / ¥11,900 / ¥12,400. The official ticket page shows 6 steps.

All 6 are cut by when you enter. Not one is cut by who enters. The widths of those steps belong to ticket price steps.

🧒 We do not even hold the age bands!?

Adult fares are the only ones here. Junior and child prices disagree between sources, so we leave them out rather than pick one and hope.

So this is not a case of no discount existing, therefore nothing to print. Even the split by age is missing from our data. One axis, and that axis is the calendar.

🎓 Is there no student price, or do we just not hold one?

Those are two claims, and only one of them is ours to make. If price split by who you are, the ladder would need a second axis. The ladder we hold has 6 rungs and every one of them hangs off the entry date.

What we can say is that no identity step sits in this ladder. Whether one exists as a policy is a different question. For that, read 東京ディズニーリゾート 公式チケットページ (https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/ticket/) directly.

Even the count of steps we still file as "medium". Checked Sep 2, 2026.

🗓️ You cannot change who you are, but you can change the date!

Bottom rung to top rung is ¥3,500, and that is one person. Line up a party and the gap scales with it.

What a student card will not take off, a different date might. The cost of a step move is in what changing your date costs; the boundary around ticket products is ticket types we hold.

Which dates land on the cheap rungs is only visible in the purchase flow, but the quiet dates are counted in spotting the cheap month and crowds by weekday.