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GREEN×EXPO 2027 tickets and visit reservations

Every visit to GREEN×EXPO 2027 needs a ticket and a reservation for a date and entry time. Early-bird one-day tickets cost ¥4,900 for adults until 18 March 2027. Checked against the official site on 22 October 2026.

GREEN×EXPO 2027 tickets and visit reservations
Nakamise-dori, Asakusa · Photo: Maarten Heerlien from Voorschoten, The Netherlands (CC BY 2.0)

Ticket prices (yen)

TicketAdult (18+)Youth (12–17)Child (4–11)On sale
One day, early-bird4,9003,0001,400Until 18 March 2027
One day, regular5,5003,3001,500From 19 March 2027
Night (entry from 17:00)3,5001,900900During the Expo
Summer Pass (1 July–31 August)12,0007,0003,000Now
Season Pass28,00016,0006,500Now
Disability discount, with one companion2,8001,700800Now
Group of 15 or more5,2003,1001,400Through official sellers

Good to know

  • Children aged 3 and under get in free without a ticket.
  • Age is counted on 1 April 2027; for a visit in March 2027, on 1 April 2026.
  • There is no senior discount.
  • Paper tickets cost ¥100 more.
  • Tickets cannot be refunded, changed to another type or resold.
  • Disability certificates issued abroad are accepted for the discount ticket. Bring the original and your passport.

Where to buy

WhereHow it works
Official ticket siteOnline in English, with an account (age 16 or older). Up to 14 tickets per order. Pay by Visa, Mastercard, JCB, American Express or Diners, or at a Japanese convenience store.
Convenience stores in Japan7-Eleven, FamilyMart and Lawson have sold paper tickets with the date already booked, for the 9:30 entry, since 18 September 2026. Until 8 December 2026 they cover visits from 19 March to 30 June 2027 only. A store fee may apply.
Authorised sellersTravel agencies and ticket sellers on the official list, such as JTB, HIS, Nippon Travel Agency, Pia, Rakuten Travel Experiences and HANATOUR. They give you a ticket ID to add to the official site.

Buy from the official list

The Expo publishes a list of authorised sellers. Tickets from other websites may not be valid, and resale is not allowed.

Booking your date and time

  1. Get your ticket ID

    Tickets bought on the official site are already in your account. Tickets from sellers come with a ticket ID to register on the official site.

  2. Choose a date and entry time

    Entry slots start at 9:30, 10:30, 11:30, 12:30, 13:30 and 14:30, plus 17:00 for night tickets. You can enter at any time after your slot on that day. Booking opened on 18 September 2026, first come, first served.

  3. Change it if you need to

    A one-day ticket can change its reservation up to 3 times. After that, same-day slots can be booked from midnight if any are left.

  4. Book for your group

    Up to 10 people can be booked together with their ticket IDs.

  5. Book the shuttle bus separately

    The shuttle bus from the station has its own reservation and fare.

Passes

Summer and Season Passes need a face photo to be registered and cannot be shared. Season Pass holders can hold up to 4 reservations at a time, Summer Pass holders up to 3.

Questions

Can I buy tickets from abroad?
Yes. The official ticket site works from outside Japan in English and takes major credit cards.
Can I get a refund if I cannot go?
No. Tickets are not refunded unless the Expo itself is cancelled for reasons on the organiser’s side.
Can I buy a ticket at the gate?
Not decided. The organiser says ticket booths at the venue are under consideration. Same-day reservations can be made online if slots are left.