Mundo Pixar Experience Tokyo Japan

Toy Story Mania! at Tokyo Disneysea is one of the most popular attractions in the park, but did you know that you can now enter Andy’s bedroom like one of the toys, without even going to the theme park? Enter Mundo Pixar Experience, AKA Pixar World Exhibition, a limited-time exhibition at CREVIA BASE Tokyo that’s running from now till 12th October 2026.

The current exchange rate is ¥100 = S$0.80 as of 9th June 2026.

When is the Mundo Pixar Experience till?

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Initially slated to run till May, the Mundo Pixar Experience has now been extended till 12th October 2026.

Typical admission times go from 10am to 8.50pm, though they open till 10.50pm on selected dates, with the last admission at 9pm on these days.

What can I expect at this exhibition?

This isn’t the exhibition’s first stop in Asia – they’ve already done a run in Seoul, and that’s after 8 other cities including Barcelona, Rio de Janeiro, and London.

Step into large-scale recreations of scenes from beloved Pixar films

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Spread over more than 3,500sqm of space, you can look forward to 13 unique Pixar sets from some of everyone’s favourite movies, such as Toy Story, Monsters Inc., Inside Out, Coco and Finding Nemo.

Make core memories at the Inside Out Headquarters, with 398 glowing spheres.
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These aren’t your typical film sets either, because they’re immersive experiences that’ll have you literally walking into the movies themselves.

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Think: walking into Andy’s room, and seeing things from the perspective of one of the toys from the much-beloved Toy Story franchise. Or entering dear old Carl Fredricksen’s house, from the iconic Up, and sitting in the very armchairs that he and Ellie sat in.

Meet >24 life-sized classic Pixar characters

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Yes, you can grab a shot with Carl and Russell, and a whole bevy of other immediately recognisable Pixar favourites at the exhibition.

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There’s Mike and Sulley, Nemo, Buzz Lightyear and Woody, Lightning McQueen, Joy, Sadness, and even Ratatouille. Not to spoil it for you, but there are more than 20 characters to snap photos with.

Souvenir zone with plushies, clothing & collectibles

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Of course, no exhibition is complete without a souvenir zone, and you’ll find an expansive one here too. You’ll find it hard to leave without at least a commemorative item to remember this experience by – expect plushies, clothes, and collectibles, to say the least.

How much are tickets?

You can book your ticket online at the Mundo Pixar Experience website, for visits up till the end of the exhibition. Tickets are priced at ¥7,000 (~S$56.22) for anyone above 4 years of age. You will need to book a ticket even for infants under the age of 4, although these are free.

However, each adult is only allowed to bring along a maximum of 2 children under 3 years old – any additional child will need a paid ticket, even if they’re 3 years old and under.

You can pick-up your tickets at any 7-Eleven store in Japan, 24 hours after you’ve made your purchase online. For tickets purchased within 3 days of your selected date, you can pick them up on-site.

Do note that you have to arrive at the exhibition at least 15 minutes before your booking time, as you can only enter at the specified time on your ticket – not the 30-minute interval which you’ve booked for.

How do I get there?

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CREVIA BASE Tokyo is a 5-minute walk from Shijo-mae Station.

To get here from Tokyo Station, you’ll want to make your way to Yurakucho Station, where you’ll take the Yurakucho Line, bound for Shin-Kiba, to Toyosu Station. Then, hop over to the Yurikamome Line, and take this train 2 stops to Shijo-mae Station.

FYI, this is one stop after Shin-Toyosu Station, where you’ll find teamLab Planets Tokyo, so you can make an entire day out of it.

Enter the world of Pixar at Mundo Pixar Experience in Tokyo

You don’t have to be a Pixar fan to enjoy this experience. This super immersive exhibition is one to put on your Tokyo hitlist when you visit the capital city in the coming months.

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Cover image adapted from: @mundopixarlondon via Instagram