Oriental Land
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The long-term route starts at 100 shares held for three years. The regular route starts at 500 shares.
Plus 2 other benefitsOriental Land operates Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea under licence from Disney. Its Tokyo Disney Resort also includes hotels, shops and a monorail.
What you get
Oriental Land offers two continuing routes to a park ticket: a smaller holding kept for three years, or a larger holding on a regular record date. Both require registration in your own name. Overseas residents without a designated mailing address in Japan may not qualify.
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The 2026 qualifying date has passedYou needed to hold qualifying shares on 30 September 2026. Qualifying shareholders’ benefits are valid until 31 August 2027. Buying shares now does not qualify you for this one-off ticket.
Oriental Land will send one extra one-day passport to shareholders who held at least 100 shares on 30 September 2026. The ticket marks the company’s 30th anniversary on the Tokyo Stock Exchange and comes in addition to its regular and long-term benefits.
What it takes
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You need at least 500 Oriental Land common shares listed in Tokyo. Ownership date: Oriental Land counts your holding separately on 31 March and 30 September. The 500-share tier earns a ticket only from the March register. Shares must be purchased by the date carrying entitlement, two business days before the relevant record date.
Benefits by tier
500–1,999 shares
One ticket from the March register; no regular ticket from the September register.
2,000–3,999 shares
One ticket from each register.
4,000–5,999 shares
Two tickets from each register.
6,000–7,999 shares
Three tickets from each register.
8,000–9,999 shares
Four tickets from each register.
10,000–11,999 shares
Five tickets from each register.
12,000 shares or more
12,000+ shares
Six tickets from each register.
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You need at least 100 Oriental Land common shares listed in Tokyo. Ownership date: The company checks its registers dated 31 March and 30 September. You must remain on the September register after meeting the three-year condition.
Minimum holding period: At least three consecutive years: the same shareholder number must appear on seven consecutive March and September registers.
Keep the same shareholder number
A change of custodian, stock lending, a change of shareholder name, or selling all your shares and buying them back can change your shareholder number. A new number restarts the requirement for seven consecutive entries.
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You needed at least 100 Oriental Land common shares listed in Tokyo on 30 September 2026.
Before buyingA perk is a minor benefit of owning a share, not a reason to buy one. Share prices fall as well as rise, and dealing costs, spreads and tax can exceed a perk’s value. Read about the risks.
Holding through a broker
Shares must be registered in your own name.
Oriental Land requires shares bought in your own name through a securities company that participates in Japan’s securities depository system. Ask your broker whether your name reaches the shareholder register. Oriental Land warns that holdings registered in another name and shares on loan may not qualify. We have not tested any broker’s service.
Other conditions
- Where the benefit applies
- Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea, Japan
- Age and residency
- Oriental Land says overseas residents who have not designated a mailing address in Japan may not qualify.
- Included brands
- Tokyo Disneyland; Tokyo DisneySea; Tokyo Disney Resort
How to claim
Oriental Land uses its shareholder register to establish entitlement. Keep the physical shareholder passport and bring it on your visit; the park may ask to see it.
- 1. Check your registration and addressAsk your broker whether your holding is registered in your own name and meets Oriental Land’s requirements. If you live abroad, confirm your mailing arrangements in Japan.
- 2. Receive your shareholder passportOriental Land posts tickets to qualifying shareholders. Keep the ticket for your reservation and park visit.
- 3. Reserve a park and dateUse the Tokyo Disney Resort app or website to reserve each ticket separately. Bookings open two months ahead and dates can fill. The app requires a MyDisney account. Bring your shareholder passport when you visit.
Exclusions and limits
Excluded: Tickets cannot be used during admission restrictions or special operating hours, such as special New Year opening; Oriental Land does not compensate for disruption outside its control, including park closures or entry restrictions caused by natural disasters, infectious disease or government orders.
Dates
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The published terms do not say how long you must hold the shares.
- Qualifying date
- Oriental Land counts your holding separately on 31 March and 30 September. The 500-share tier earns a ticket only from the March register. Shares must be purchased by the date carrying entitlement, two business days before the relevant record date.
- Benefit issued
- Usually early June for the March register and mid-December for the September register.
- Expiry
- Regular passports are valid for approximately one year. Oriental Land does not extend their validity.
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- Qualifying date
- The company checks its registers dated 31 March and 30 September. You must remain on the September register after meeting the three-year condition.
- Benefit issued
- Each December from 2026, under the announced schedule.
- Expiry
- Long-term passports follow the regular passport conditions: validity is approximately one year, and Oriental Land does not extend it.
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The published terms do not say how long you must hold the shares.
- Qualifying ownership date
- Benefit issued
- December 2026 (planned).
- Use the benefit by
Practical notes
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A ticket still needs a reservation
Bookings open at 2pm two months before your visit date: for 18 December, on 18 October. Where the booking month has no matching day, booking opens at 2pm on the first day of the next month. A date can fill up, especially near expiry, so book early.
Company story
The park began with reclaimed land
Oriental Land reclaimed land off Urayasu for homes, commercial premises and a major leisure facility. The company began in 1960 and carried out the reclamation between 1964 and 1975.
It signed its Tokyo Disneyland licensing and operating agreement with Disney in 1979. Tokyo Disneyland opened in April 1983, followed by Tokyo DisneySea in September 2001. The resort grew from a project that first had to create its own land.
Source: Oriental Land company history