Sanrio Puroland with Kids: All-Indoor, Rain-or-Shine Guide | Prices & Tips (2026)

Is Sanrio Puroland good with kids? Why rain is no problem

The short answer: Sanrio Puroland is entirely indoors, so you can enjoy a full day without worrying about the weather — rain, summer heat, or deep winter. That makes it a family-friendly theme park.

There are parades and shows featuring popular characters like Hello Kitty and My Melody, plus a soft-play “fuwafuwa” area for little ones, so kids can enjoy it from age 0 with an adult (tickets are only required from age 3). Unlike an outdoor park, your plans won’t get derailed by the weather — the biggest reassurance for families with young children.

In this article: prices and entry reservations / access from Tama-Center Station / highlights / facilities for babies / a half-day sample plan.

The basics: prices, hours, entry reservations, and how to buy

At Sanrio Puroland, prices and opening hours change by date. Check the official schedule before you go.

Item	Details
Day Passport	Adult (18–64) from ¥3,900 / Child (3–17) & Senior (65+) from ¥2,800
Price revision	From entry on Aug 1, 2026, the price range widens (adults up to ¥6,900, varying by visit date)
Afternoon Passport	A cheaper ticket for entry after 2:00 p.m.
Age 2 and under	Free (no ticket needed)
Opening hours	Vary by date (check the official schedule)
Entry reservation	A separate entry reservation is required in addition to your ticket

You can buy tickets via the official site’s “e-Passport” (convenient because it bundles the entry reservation), or in advance through KKday (available in Traditional Chinese, and it accepts Taiwanese credit cards).

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⚠️ Sanrio Puroland requires both a passport ticket and an “entry reservation.” If you buy through a third-party site, always confirm in the official guidance whether a separate entry reservation is still needed.

Access: about a 5-minute walk from Tama-Center Station

The nearest station is Tama-Center, served by three lines: the Keio Line, the Odakyu Line, and the Tama Toshi Monorail.

• About a 5-minute walk from the station: a promenade runs from the south exit, with an easy path for strollers and wheelchairs
• About 40 minutes from Shinjuku: a direct ride on the Keio Line, no transfers
• Summer note: the promenade from the station to the park has little shade. In summer, a stroller sunshade, hats, and a handheld fan will help

Highlights: parades, shows, and the boat ride

The appeal of an indoor park lies in its lavish staging that makes full use of lighting and sound.

• Parades and live shows: dazzling parades and shows with character appearances. Since they aren’t affected by weather and run on a predictable schedule, they’re easy to plan around with kids
• Sanrio Character Boat Ride: cruise through the characters’ world by boat — gentle enough for little ones
• Fuwafuwa Kids Land: a play area for younger children
• Character greetings and photo spots: photo opportunities all around the building

Popular parades sometimes require staking out a spot early. PUROPASS (a paid service that shortens waits and reserves seats) makes it easier to watch comfortably, even with kids.

Facilities and tips for babies and toddlers

The park is well equipped for families with young children.

• Baby Center: a kitchen for preparing formula and baby food, a baby-food area, a nursing room, diaper-changing tables, a crawling space, and even a vending machine for baby supplies
• Free for age 2 and under: kids can join in from age 0 with an adult

⚠️ Strollers cannot be used on the 1st and 2nd floors on weekends and holidays, or on weekdays that close at 6:00 p.m. During busy times there’s a rule to check your stroller inside, so pairing it with a baby carrier keeps you moving smoothly.

Sanrio Puroland: a half-day sample plan

A sample plan for covering the main experiences in half a day from opening.

Time	What to do
10:00	Enter / Sanrio Character Boat Ride
11:00	Watch a live show
12:00	Lunch at a restaurant inside the park
13:30	Watch a parade (grab your spot early)
14:30	Fuwafuwa Kids Land / greetings / souvenirs

Even on a rainy day or in the peak of summer or winter, you can spend the whole day just inside the building. Since Sanrio is all-weather, if you’re choosing based on how weather-proof a place is, our comparison in Tokyo Disney with kids is worth a look. For getting there from the city, see the complete Tokyo Metro guide.

Practical info at a glance

Item	Details
Weather	Fully indoors. Fine in rain, heat, or winter
Price	Day pass from ¥3,900 for adults (up to ¥6,900 from Aug 2026, varying by visit date)
Reservation	Both a passport ticket and an entry reservation required
Age	Free under 2 / ticket from age 3 / can accompany from age 0
Access	About a 5-minute walk from Tama-Center Station (about 40 min from Shinjuku)
Family facilities	Full Baby Center (nursing, formula, baby food, diaper changing)

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That covers the information for planning a Sanrio visit. To close, let us touch briefly on what stays with you after the trip is over.

A day spent with the characters, captured on film

The look on a child’s face the moment they meet a beloved character is surprisingly easy to miss in person. Parents tend to be preoccupied with tickets, saving spots, and the timing of the next show.

We help families preserve the moments they couldn’t capture themselves, on film. If you’re curious, take a look.

👉 See the “Tokyo Family Memories” service

※ Prices, hours, reservation rules, and facilities are current as of July 2026. Please check the official Sanrio Puroland site for the latest.

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