Are you a parent wondering, “I want to take my kids to Sanrio Puroland, but how should we navigate it?” or “Is it okay to go with a baby?” For all the moms and dads with these concerns, we’re providing useful tips to help you enjoy Sanrio Puroland 120% with your children!
Being an indoor facility is a major plus, as it means you aren’t affected by the weather and even small children can play safely and securely. In this article, we’ll detail everything from a checklist of what to bring to efficient routes and the best spots for a rest when you get tired.
Preparation is Key to Success! Sanrio Puroland Checklist for Families
To avoid any “Oh no!” moments on the day, make sure you prepare thoroughly beforehand. We’ve compiled a list of essential items, plus those “nice-to-have” items unique to visiting with children.
Essential Items
Smartphone: Downloading the official app is a must. You can check show schedules and wait times in real-time.
Mobile Battery: Battery life tends to drain quickly due to taking photos/videos of shows and using the app.
Tickets: Purchasing tickets online in advance ensures smoother entry.
Nice-to-Have Items
Stroller: Strollers: As the facility is quite large, a stroller can be useful for children who get tired from walking and need a rest. Please note that strollers are not available for rent on-site, so please bring your own if needed.
Additionally, there are certain restrictions regarding the use of strollers; please refer to the Q&A section below for details.
Water Bottle/Snacks: These are great for frequent hydration and keeping kids occupied while waiting in line for attractions.
Change of Clothes: Especially for younger children, who may get their clothes dirty while eating or playing.
Diapers, Wipes, Wet Tissues: These are sold inside the facility, but it’s best to bring your preferred, familiar brand.
Light Jacket or Cardigan: The air conditioning keeps the indoor facility cool, so it can get chilly even in the summer.
Small Leisure Sheet/Mat: Convenient for sitting on the floor while waiting for a show or parade.
Enjoy Stress-Free Fun! Model Courses for Families with Children
To make the most of your time at Sanrio Puroland, it’s a good idea to decide on a route beforehand. Here are our recommended model courses based on age.
Ages 0-3 (Babies/Toddlers): Focus on Shows & Greetings
Right After Opening: Head to the popular Character Greetings. Wait times are often shortest immediately after the park opens.
Lady Kitty House: This attraction, perfect for photo opportunities, allows strollers inside, making it ideal for families with babies.
Lunch: Have an early lunch around 11:30 AM to avoid the midday rush.
Show Viewing: Parades and shows are powerful and captivating for small children. If your child gets tired, you can let them rest in the stroller while you watch.
Ages 4-6 (Preschoolers): Focus on Attractions
Right After Opening: Head straight for popular rides like the “My Melody Road Drive.”
Fuwa Fuwa Athletic: Perfect for energetic children who want to run around and play!
Lunch: Dine at a restaurant offering cute character-themed food.
Show Viewing: Interactive shows create unforgettable memories for children.
Shopping: Take your time picking out limited-edition goods and souvenirs.
"I'm Tired..." — Helpful Rest and Safe Spots for When You Need a Break
When visiting with children, resting is critical. The facility has plenty of safe spots where you can rest tired bodies or take care of your baby’s needs.
Nursing Rooms and Diaper Changing Spaces
Located in Puro Village on the first floor, the “Baby Center” is a fully equipped facility featuring nursing rooms and diaper-changing areas. It offers amenities such as hot water for preparing baby formula and a microwave; the space is roomy, accessible, and highly convenient.
(Diaper-changing tables are also available in women’s restrooms, select men’s restrooms, and multi-purpose restrooms.)
Spots for Lunch and Rest
Restaurants: Some restaurants offer kids’ menus and allergy-friendly options. Avoiding peak hours makes it easier to enter with a stroller.
Rest Areas: There are many spots to sit down and take a break, such as areas where no shows are currently taking place or benches along the pathways.
No, strollers are not available for rent.
Additionally, we do not provide baby carriers or similar items; please bring your own if needed.
【Important Information Regarding Strollers】
Usage Restrictions: Strollers are not permitted on the 1st and 2nd floors on weekends, public holidays, or weekdays when the facility closes at 6:00 PM. (Please use the designated stroller parking area.)
Moving Within the Facility: Please use the elevators to move between floors; do not use escalators or stairs with a stroller.
Baby Center: Strollers are not permitted inside the Baby Center. Please fold your stroller and leave it in the designated stroller parking area before entering.
Baby food is permitted. Restaurants inside the park also offer a warming service for baby food. Drinks can be brought in a water bottle or similar container, but bringing in plastic bottles or cans is generally not allowed.
Yes, for popular parades and shows in particular, we recommend securing a spot early to get the best view. Many people wait with a leisure sheet or mat laid out.
When visiting Sanrio Puroland with children, thorough preparation and a relaxed schedule are the keys to a successful trip. Please use the information in this article to create wonderful memories with your whole family! This article was brought to you by the editorial department of “Another TOKYO TAMA,” which is operated by the Tama Tourism Promotion Council and disseminates tourism information for the entire Tama area, including Tama City, where Sanrio Puroland is located.
Sanrio Puroland Official Website https://en.puroland.jp/language/
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