Disney Resort Line
A train leaving Resort Gateway Station.
Overview
Owner	Maihama Resort Line Co., Ltd. (The Oriental Land Company)
Locale	Tokyo Disney Resort,Urayasu, Chiba
Transit type	Straddle-beam monorail
Number of stations	4
Operation
Began operation	27 July 2001; 23 years ago (2001-07-27)
Operator(s)	Maihama Resort Line Co., Ltd.
Character	Elevated
Technical
System length	5 km (3.1 mi)
No. of tracks	1
Electrification	Contact rails,1,500 V DC
Top speed	50 km/h (31 mph)[1]
System map Legend Train and bus transfers (via short walk) Resort Gateway Tokyo Disneyland Maintenance facility (not open to public) Tokyo DisneySea Bayside This diagram: view talk edit

TheDisney Resort Line^[a], officially known asDizunī Rizōto Rain-sen^[b], is an automatedmonorail line in Japan that connectsMaihama Station to theTokyo Disney Resort. It is operated by theMaihama Resort Line Company, Ltd.^[c], a subsidiary ofThe Oriental Land Company, which owns and operates the resort.

Passenger service on the line began on July 27, 2001, just two months beforeTokyo DisneySea's grand opening.^[1] WhenTokyo Disneyland first opened in 1983, it was within a comfortable walking distance of Maihama Station. However, the addition of Tokyo DisneySea in 2001 significantly expanded the resort, making it too large to navigate on foot. The monorail provided a convenient transportation solution while also opening up more land for development, including additional resort hotels.

Despite being entirely located on private property owned by The Oriental Land Company, the line is legally classified as a railway, similar to rapid transit or commuter rail systems. As a result,season tickets are available, and passengers can usePasmo andSuica fare cards.^[1]

Trains on the loop line travel in one direction only, taking approximately 13 minutes to make one circuit.^[1] The trains stop at all stations.

Station	Image	First train	Last train	Platform	Connections
Resort Gateway		06:31	23:30	Dual	Maihama Station (Keiyō Line),Ikspiari,Disney Ambassador Hotel, Hotel Dream Gate Maihama
Tokyo Disneyland		06:33	23:32	Side	Tokyo Disneyland,Tokyo Disneyland Hotel
Bayside		06:36	23:34	Side	Official Hotels (Fantasy Springs,Toy Story, Grand Nikko, Hilton, Hotel Okura, Sheraton, Sunroute Plaza, Tokyo Bay Maihama Hotel)
Tokyo DisneySea		06:40	23:39	Dual	Tokyo DisneySea,Tokyo DisneySea Hotel MiraCosta

The line is operated using a fleet of five unclassified 6-car "Resort Liner" monorail trains^[1] built byHitachi Rail. Each train is finished in a different colour.^[2] Up to four trains operate on the loop at one time, running with a minimumheadway of approximately 3 minutes.^[1] Starting in 2020, the trains of original type X have been replaced with the new type C sets featuring similar exterior colours^[3] and replacement was completed by January 2024.^[4] The main differences of type C from the outside compared to the first generation trains are the lack of the antenna centrally above the front window and the two-tone wave paint. Also, the passenger windows are also 50% bigger than the type X trains. Inside, the new generation offers a total capacity of 564 people compared to 537 in type X.

The line charges a flat fare of 300 yen per passenger for any trip. Guests aged 6–11 ride at half fare and under-6s may ride for free (two per paying adult). Passes valid for unlimited rides for one to four days and one, three, and six months are also sold.^[10]

The annual ridership figures for the line are as shown below.^[1]

• Disneyland Monorail
• Monorails in Japan
• Rail transport in Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
• Walt Disney World Monorail System

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• Official website by Oriental Land(in English)
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• Official website by Tokyo Disney ResortArchived 6 February 2007 at theWayback Machine(in English)
• Official website by Tokyo Disney ResortArchived 10 February 2007 at theWayback Machine(in Japanese)

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• Alweg people movers
• Railway lines in Chiba Prefecture
• Rail transport in Walt Disney Parks and Resorts
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• Railways of amusement parks in Japan
• Tokyo Disney Resort
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