京王れーるらんどKeio Rail Land
Transportation museum with a model railroad display, full-scale bus & many kid-friendly activities.
- Japan, 〒191-0042 Tokyo, Hino, Hodokubo, 3 Chome−36−39
Today · Closed
- Wednesday: Closed
- Thursday: 9:30 am–5:30 pm
- Friday: 9:30 am–5:30 pm
- Saturday: 9:30 am–5:30 pm
- Sunday: 9:30 am–5:30 pm
- Monday: 9:30 am–5:30 pm
- Tuesday: 9:30 am–5:30 pm
- +81 42-593-3526
- keio-rail-land.jp
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Keio Rail-Land offers many attractions, including a large-scale ‘experience simulator’ where visitors can operate a train and learn, touch, and experience how railroads work. Children can also play in complete safety in a special sports course designed in the image of a railroad network. A very popular mini train runs along the perimeter of a fleet old-time train cars displayed outside.
View on GoogleWhile the place is a great visit for kids who love trains and purarail, it must be noted that strollers have to be parked outside - so bringing babies that need to be in a stroller won't be convenient. Also the tickets at the door are only for entry. Most activity inside requires additional payment and some of those are a limited number of entry tickets per day. Recommend to research the place in advance and plan accordingly.
View on GoogleFun place for kids 2-5. Older kids need more “room” I think. Frankly speaking too small a building for a major public attraction. And for more “room” Tama Zoo is just across the street!:).
View on GoogleGet ready for an unforgettable experience at this intriguing two-building museum! Step into the main building, where you'll find convenient ticket machines and a plethora of captivating exhibits. Explore hands-on interactives, jump into creativity at our reservation-only Lego play areas, and engage with fascinating static displays that will spark your imagination! Venture outside to the open-air section, where a world of wonder awaits! Discover more static displays and hop aboard our charming miniature train for a delightful ride. Best of all, you can freely roam between the buildings and the outdoor exhibits, making the exploration truly flexible and fun. When you arrive, you’ll find multilingual automated ticket machines at the entrance, accepting various payment methods for your convenience. Although there aren’t any vending machines inside, fear not! Just a stone's throw away is a handy 7/11 by the ticket gate for snacks and refreshments. Don’t forget to check out the patio dining on the second floor—just bring your own food and enjoy! Beverage vending is also available to keep you refreshed as you discover all the delightful offerings. Plus, the museum is wheelchair accessible, ensuring everyone can join in the adventure! Get ready to dive into a day of excitement and exploration!
View on GoogleVery fun and immersive experience for young children and their parents. Plenty of hands on opportunities with educational exhibits. If your child gets excited about trains and/or the railway system, this is a great place to visit. There are a few realistic simulators they can try and some cool photo opportunities as well. I would recommend purchasing tickets online ahead of time.
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