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Tokyo Skytree tickets 2026: from 1,800 yen online, 500 more at the counter

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Tokyo Skytree tickets 2026: from 1,800 yen online, 500 more at the counter

Tokyo Skytree Tembo Deck tickets start at 1,800 yen for an adult online in 2026, with a 500 yen per ticket service fee added at the fourth floor counter.

An adult ticket to the Tembo Deck at Tokyo Skytree starts at 1,800 yen in 2026 when bought online, according to the tower's own ticket page. The combined ticket covering the Tembo Deck at 350 metres and the Tembo Galleria at 450 metres starts at 3,000 yen for an adult. Both are quoted as From prices, because Skytree varies the rate by date.

The 500 yen you can avoid

The page states plainly that a 500 yen service fee per ticket is added for purchases made at the fourth floor ticket counter or the ticket vending machines. For a family of four that is 2,000 yen handed over for the sake of not booking ahead, and it is the clearest avoidable cost at the tower.

Child prices

Children aged 6 to 14 start at 900 yen for the Tembo Deck and 1,500 yen for the combined ticket. Admission is free for young children aged 5 and under. Because the rate moves with the date, the number shown for a July Saturday will not be the number shown for a wet Tuesday in February.

A worked example

Two adults and two children aged 8 and 11 visiting the Tembo Deck pay from 5,400 yen booked online, and from 7,400 yen if all four tickets are bought at the counter on arrival. Going all the way up to the Galleria takes the same family to at least 9,000 yen online.

What the page does not publish is the ceiling. The From wording means peak dates cost more than the headline, but the top of the range is never stated.

Sources: en.tokyo-skytree.jp, en.tokyo-skytree.jp.

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