Tokyo Subway e-Tickets for 24/48/72 Hour (QR Code Ticket)
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About this experience
Book Tokyo Subway tickets for 24, 48 or 72 hours and ride every Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway line as often as you like, using one QR code on your smartphone. There is no IC card to buy and no need to queue at a ticket machine. You pick the length, press "Start Use" when you are ready and scan the QR code at the ticket gate. It is a simple way to move between Shinjuku, Shibuya, Asakusa, Ginza, Ueno and Akihabara without working out a fare for every ride. What Your Tokyo Subway e-Ticket Covers The ticket gives unlimited rides on all 13 Tokyo subway lines: the 9 Tokyo Metro lines (Ginza, Marunouchi, Hibiya, Tozai, Chiyoda, Yurakucho, Hanzomon, Namboku and Fukutoshin) and the 4 Toei Subway lines (Asakusa, Mita, Shinjuku and Oedo). Together they serve around 280 stations, mostly in the 23 central wards of Tokyo, which covers almost every popular sightseeing area. JR lines, including the Yamanote Line, private railways and buses are not included. If your trip continues onto another railway company's line, leave the gates at the transfer station and use a separate ticket for that part of the journey. How to Activate and Use the QR Ticket Before your first ride: open the ticket on your smartphone and press "Start Use" before you reach the ticket gate. At the gate: scan the QR code on the reader of the automatic ticket gate when you enter and when you exit. Validity: the 24, 48 or 72 hours start the first time you go through a ticket gate. You can start on any day within 90 days of purchase. Stations without a QR reader: at a few stations shared with other railway companies, the gates may not have a QR reader yet. Ask the station staff at the gate, who will show you a QR code to scan with "QR Scan" on your ticket screen, or use the intercom at the gate. Where the Subway Pass Takes You in Tokyo With unlimited rides, it is easy to fit several neighbourhoods into one day. Take the Ginza Line to Asakusa for Senso-ji, ride on to Ueno for the museums and the park, then head to Shibuya or Shinjuku for the evening. Oshiage Station, on the Hanzomon and Asakusa lines, is the stop for Tokyo Skytree, so the pass pairs well with Tokyo Skytree observatory tickets. For Tokyo Tower entry tickets, get off at Akabanebashi on the Oedo Line or Kamiyacho on the Hibiya Line. Roppongi, Ginza and Tsukiji are all on the network too, and you can find more things to do in Tokyo to plan the rest of your trip around the subway map. Tips Before You Book Your Tokyo Subway Ticket Choose 48 or 72 hours if you are staying a few days. On a busy sightseeing day with several rides, the pass usually costs less than paying single fares. Use the ticket on the smartphone where it is stored. Printed QR codes and screenshots are not accepted at the gates. Make sure your phone has enough battery. If the ticket screen cannot be shown, you need to pay a normal single fare. Travelling as a group? Tickets bought together can be sent to each traveller's smartphone before first use, so everyone can travel separately. The ticket is designed for visitors from overseas and travellers coming from outside Tokyo and its surrounding prefectures. These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled, so check your travel dates before you book.
Highlights
- Ride all 9 Tokyo Metro lines and all 4 Toei Subway lines as often as you like with one QR ticket
- Choose 24, 48 or 72 hours, counted from your first pass through a ticket gate
- Scan the QR code on your smartphone at the ticket gate, with no IC card or ticket machine needed
- Start using the ticket on any day within 90 days of purchase
- Reach Asakusa, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Ginza, Ueno and around 280 stations across central Tokyo
What is included
- Tokyo Subway QR ticket for 24, 48 or 72 hours on your smartphone
- Unlimited rides on all 9 Tokyo Metro lines
- Unlimited rides on all 4 Toei Subway lines
- Validity counted from your first ticket gate entry
- Start of use on any day within 90 days of purchase
Not included
- JR lines, including the Yamanote Line
- Private railways and buses
- Fares for any part of a trip beyond Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines
Before you go
Press "Start Use" on your ticket screen before you scan the QR code at the ticket gate Use the ticket on the smartphone where it is stored. Printed QR codes and screenshots are not accepted Make sure your phone has enough battery. If the ticket screen cannot be shown, you need to pay a normal single fare At gates without a QR reader, ask the station staff or use the intercom at the gate Valid only on Tokyo Metro and Toei Subway lines, not on JR lines, private railways or buses Start using the ticket on any day within 90 days of purchase
Cancellation terms
These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled.
Booking questions
What should I check before booking Tokyo Subway e-Tickets for 24/48/72 Hour (QR Code Ticket)?
Confirm the date, participant types, inclusions and meeting point shown for your selected option. Extras and entry arrangements can vary between ticket types.
Can I cancel this ticket?
Read the policy for your selected date and ticket option. A product description is not a promise of free cancellation.
Will this experience be in my language?
Check the actual guide, audio or performance language on the booking page. A translated website does not guarantee a translated experience.
Which lines does the Tokyo Subway e-Ticket cover?
It covers all 13 Tokyo subway lines: the 9 Tokyo Metro lines and the 4 Toei Subway lines. That is around 280 stations, mostly in the 23 central wards of Tokyo.
When do the 24, 48 or 72 hours start?
They start the first time you go through a ticket gate after pressing "Start Use". You can start on any day within 90 days of purchase, so you can book before your trip.
Can I use the ticket on JR trains or the Yamanote Line?
No. JR lines, private railways and buses are not included. If your trip continues onto another railway company's line, leave the gates at the transfer station and use a separate ticket for that part.
Can I print the QR code or use a screenshot?
No. Printed QR codes and screenshots are not accepted at the ticket gates. Show the ticket on the smartphone where it is stored, and make sure your phone has enough battery, because a normal single fare applies if the ticket cannot be shown.
What if a ticket gate has no QR reader?
Ask the station staff at the gate. They will show you a QR code to scan with "QR Scan" on your ticket screen, and if no one is there, you can use the intercom at the gate to call for help.
How do I receive my ticket?
Your booking confirmation arrives by email shortly after booking, with the details you need to open the QR ticket on your smartphone. Open it before you head to the station.
Can I cancel or change my booking?
No. These tickets cannot be cancelled or rescheduled, so check your travel dates before you book.
Who can use the Tokyo Subway e-Ticket?
It is designed for visitors from overseas and travellers coming from outside Tokyo and its surrounding prefectures. Each traveller needs their own ticket.
We are travelling as a group. Do we all need to use one phone?
No. Tickets bought together can be sent to each traveller's smartphone before first use, so everyone can travel separately.
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