Tokyo Disney Announce Vacation Package June Release and Additional Package Benefit

Tokyo Disney Resort has just announced the June release dates for Vacation Packages! The following information has been provided:

Package offers for the following will be extended through June 1st-30th:

  1. Enjoy Lots of Attractions ― 2DAYS
  2. Enjoy Unlimited Rides on Eligible Attractions ― 2DAYS
  3. Enjoy Attractions and more ― 3DAYS

Packages will be released January 16th, 2025, at 3pm JST.

Notably, the “Enjoy Dinner at Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta ― 2DAYS” is not included as an extended package list, making it a seasonal package available through the end of May.

New Vacation Package Benefit

Tokyo Disney also announced the release of a new benefit: the Frozen Dessert Ticket. This ticket, given per-person to your group, will allow you unlimited packaged ice cream throughout the park. While this does not include specialty ice cream like sundaes, it’ll likely be a popular benefit for the hot and humid Tokyo summer. This benefit will be added to the popcorn ticket and churro ticket in the “Enjoy Unlimited Rides on Eligible Attractions ― 2DAYS” package, as an option to select from. You can see the change below:

If you’re trying to decide on a Vacation Package for your visit to the Tokyo Disney Resort, we have a guide available to help you! You can check it out here: A Comprehensive Guide of Tokyo Disney Vacation Packages, 2025 Edition.

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  1. perfectiongenerously24fae54d29 Avatar

    Hey there – Your guide is invaluable – thanks! I don’t see this announcement on the usual “List” in vacation packages …did they make it somewhere else – have they changed how they are announcing them?

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    1. Spencer Suzuki Avatar

      Hi there! You are correct that the “news” section has shifted to here -> https://reserve.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/news/list/
      Yet, the original one remains on the same website right below it, which is quite puzzling. So sorry for the confusion!

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