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Tired of waiting in two-hour lines for a one-minute joy ride at Disneyland? Opening in Odaiba on March 1, 2024, Immersive Fort Tokyo has you covered. This fully immersive theme park makes you part of the attraction, eliminating the boundary between passenger and ride. The world’s first fully-indoor immersive theme park, Immersive Fort Tokyo uses the European-style architecture leftover from the Venus Fort shopping mall as well as elaborate set designs for each of the attractions to craft a fully engaging atmosphere. 

The theme park offers twelve interactive attractions along with shops and restaurants. Crack clues in a murder mystery with Sherlock Holmes in an immersive theater experience crafted to stimulate tension and excitement involved in solving real cases. Solve puzzles in a Tokyo Revengers-themed escape room while interacting with characters from the hit anime. For thrill-seekers, escape the infamous serial killer Jack the Ripper in a horror maze resembling the streets of 19th-century London. The realistic set includes important historical sites from the period such as Dorset Street, the Ten Bells pub and the Whitechapel district. While the park is family-friendly, the attraction “Tales of Edo Oiran” is for adults only. Step into your main-character era and venture into the streets of an old Edo pleasure district following an R-rated storyline guided by your actions. 

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A one-day casual pass is ¥6,800 for adults and ¥3,000 for children, and offers access to nine out of twelve attractions. The standard pass is ¥9,800 for adults and ¥6,000 for children, and includes the nine basic attractions plus your choice of “The Sherlock Murder Case” or “The Tokyo Revengers Escape”. Finally, the ¥14,800 premium pass for adults gives you access to the R-rated Edo Oiran immersive theater experience. 

Immersive Fort Tokyo is accessible via three train lines: the Yurikamome Line, the Saikyo Line and the Rinkai Line. From Shibuya Station, take the Saikyo Line directly to Tokyo Teleport Station and the theme park is a fifteen-minute walk away. For those coming from Shinjuku Station, head over to Osaki Station via the JR Yamanote Line then change to the Rinkai Line. If you’re looking for a scenic ride there, catch the Yurikamome Line from Shimbashi Station for beautiful views of the Tokyo cityscape. Get out of the passenger seat and chart your own journey at Immersive Fort Tokyo from this March.

Address: 1 Chome-3-15 Aomi

Opening from March 1st
11 am – 7 pm/8 pm (depending on the day)

immersivefort.com/en/

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