Good spot to check out at least once, and works well for summer since the whole place is indoors and air conditioned. If you're into thrill rides, the main ones are the Halfpipe, the roller coaster, and Transformers. The Halfpipe is the only one I'd really call fun if that's your thing. The roller coaster starts with a little game where you press buttons on your seatbelt, but the ride itself is super short. You basically reach the end right as the rush kicks in, so it's a bit of a letdown. One tip: if you're planning to hit these rides, get the short pass. During peak hours the wait can be 90+ minutes, but with the pass it drops to like 5 minutes max. It runs around 1500 to 2500 yen depending on the day and time. You can scan a QR code to buy and pay for it, or just go to the info desk on the 1st floor and grab one there. The rest of the attractions were fine, nothing special. There's also a bunch of claw machines if you're into those.

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Super cool if you are expecting wait times. We were not expecting wait times to be like Disneyland times. Overall we had a great time though. Just don’t pre buy your tickets and enjoy the arcade games they have and pay per ride. Unless you get there early. We got there in the afternoon when wait times hit 75-80 mins.

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Super fun! A lot of rides and attractions. Some were very scary! Wait time was 10-20 min per ride. It never seemed long as you review the instructions and get ready for your attraction while you wait. We spent 4 hours there and did 10 attractions. Lots of other attractions and games in the mall nearby. Nice restaurants on the pier / beach.

We visited Joypolis last week with my daughter, and it turned out to be a fantastic family outing. The indoor amusement park is well-maintained, clean, and packed with a variety of attractions suitable for different age groups. Since it’s indoors, it’s a great place to visit regardless of the weather. The rides combine virtual reality, motion simulators, and interactive games, making the experience unique compared to a traditional amusement park. My daughter especially enjoyed the interactive attractions, and we spent several hours exploring everything. The staff were polite and helpful, and most rides were well organized with clear instructions. There were a few popular attractions where we had to wait, especially during peak hours, but the queues moved steadily. Food and drinks are available inside, and there are plenty of places to take a short break between rides. The location is also convenient, with beautiful views of Odaiba and several nearby shopping and dining options, making it easy to spend the entire day in the area. Overall, Joypolis offers a fun mix of technology, entertainment, and family-friendly attractions. It’s a great destination for parents with children, teenagers, or even adults looking for something different. We had a wonderful time and would definitely visit again.

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Staff are nice but it wasnt worth the 3800 yen per person pass at all and i regret going. Probably great if youre going with children or teenagers under 16. As a 26 year old this was mostly boring and disappointing. Got a couple laughs maximum. Wait lines sucked and didnt bother with most of the place as a result , and this was on a WEEKDAY. Most things i deemed fun cost extra yen and theyre all very rigged on top of that. Theres like two high intensity coasters and the rest is little virtual entertainment stations. Staff ran it well but I personally feel like we wasted money and time being here. Wouldn't recommend to anyone over 20 unless youre easily entertained and like waiting in line 15-45min for the cooler stuff (again, on a weekday). The backyard is very pretty when lit up at night though and the mall next to it is pretty nice. The crepes with custard are delicious. Thats it though. Also, im not usually bothered by everything being in a different language but I had no idea what was going on for the attractions I did try which made it additionally pointless as a tourist. Would avoid.

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