While Tokyo Disneyland is largely a smoke-free environment, it provides a few designated smoking areas to accommodate smoking guests.
Knowing where to find them can make your visit more comfortable and stress-free.
This complete guide introduces all current smoking areas in and around the park, including detailed directions and photos.
We also include tips on accessibility and what to expect when you arrive.
Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned Disney fan, this page will help you enjoy your magical day while respecting park rules.
Smoking Areas at Tokyo Disneyland — Locations and Access
Tokyo Disneyland currently has three smoking areas: two located inside the park and one just outside at Bus Terminal West.
List of Smoking Areas
| Area | Location | Features |
| ① Adventureland | Left side of Jungle Cruise attraction | Largest of all smoking areas. Highly recommended. |
| ② Westernland | Left side of Big Thunder Mountain | Natural wooden surroundings, calm Westernland theme. |
| ③ Outside the Park (Bus Terminal West) | Bus Terminal West / Parking Area | Great for drivers or guests leaving the park. Often very quiet and easy to access. Usable before entry or after exit. |
| CLOSED Likely removed due to Space Mountain renovations. |
① Adventureland Smoking Area | ② Westernland Smoking Area |
 | ③ Outside Park: Bus Terminal West |
Note: None of the smoking areas are equipped with seating.
I've officially completed the Disneyland smoking area challenge!
The hardest one? Definitely the one outside the park.
Where to Smoke at Tokyo Disneyland — A Complete Guide by Location
1) Smoking Area in Adventureland (Near Jungle Cruise)
There is a designated smoking area on the left side as you approach the Jungle Cruise attraction in Adventureland.
Do you see the sign straight ahead? That’s your first clue.
Keep walking straight and you’ll see a directional sign with an arrow pointing toward the smoking area.
Follow the arrow and turn left.
With the Jungle Cruise queue on your right, you’ll soon notice a wooden fence on the left. That’s your path.
Walk along the narrow path for about 15–20 meters, surrounded by rustic log fencing.
2) Smoking Area in Westernland (Near Big Thunder Mountain)
The area around Big Thunder Mountain is always bustling with people.
To reach the smoking area, you’ll need to make your way through the crowd and head further back.
Walk past the white building labeled TOWN HALL.
It has nothing to do with the smoking area, but it’s a fun detail!
As you walk alongside the Big Thunder Mountain queue, keep an eye out for signs.
Eventually, you’ll see a sign directing you to the smoking area.
The smoking area is on your right.
It’s about half the size of the smoking area near the Adventureland Jungle Cruise,
but the Westernland theme gives it a unique charm that still feels magical.
and ended up with a blurry shot!
3) Smoking Area Outside the Park (Bus Terminal West)
This smoking area is located outside Tokyo Disneyland, near the Bus Terminal West.
It's a considerable walk from the park entrance, so it's not usually practical for guests already inside the park.
However, it can be convenient for guests who have already exited the park, those parked in nearby lots, or bus drivers waiting in the area. It's also a good option if you want to smoke before entering the park — arrive early and stop here before heading to the entrance.
Interestingly, even when you arrive at the terminal, there aren’t any obvious signs pointing to the smoking area.
It might feel a little uncertain at first, but continue walking toward the back.
Once you reach the very back and look to your left, you’ll finally spot the sign for the smoking area.
Here is the entrance to the smoking area.
Open the door and you’ll find two ashtrays inside.
It’s usually quiet and underutilized, making it somewhat of a hidden gem.
Compared to the three in-park smoking areas, it’s smaller, but it appears newly built and well-maintained.
Enjoy a peaceful moment looking out from the smoking area, bathed in soft sunlight through the doorway.
4) [Closed] Smoking Area Near Space Mountain in Tomorrowland
CLOSED.
The smoking area here has been closed due to the construction of a new attraction.
The smoking area in Tomorrowland was once located between Space Mountain and the blue wall of Tomorrowland Hall.
However, it was permanently removed around spring 2025, likely due to ongoing construction at Space Mountain. There is currently no smoking area in this part of the park — if you're in Tomorrowland, the closest option is the Adventureland smoking area (①), which is also the largest of the three.
In 2024, you could still see a sign between Space Mountain and Tomorrowland Hall.
Inside the smoking area, guests could relax in a slightly futuristic and pop-themed environment — a nice match for Tomorrowland.
Everything we know about the 2027 Space Mountain renovation.
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Smoking at Tokyo Disneyland: Frequently Asked Questions
Does Tokyo Disneyland have a smoking area?
Yes. There are 3 designated smoking areas: 2 inside the park (Adventureland and Westernland) and 1 just outside at Bus Terminal West. Smoking anywhere else in the park is prohibited.
Does Disneyland have any smoking sections left, or have they all closed?
Not all of them — the Tomorrowland smoking area (near Space Mountain) was permanently removed around spring 2025, likely due to construction. The 3 areas covered in this guide (Adventureland, Westernland, and outside at Bus Terminal West) are still open as of this writing, but locations can change without notice, so check the official app before your visit.
Where is it acceptable to smoke in Tokyo generally?
Japan has stricter rules than many visitors expect. Many Tokyo wards, including the area around Maihama Station near Disneyland, ban street smoking outright. Look for designated outdoor smoking spots near train stations, or smoking rooms inside convenience stores and some cafes. Inside the park, the 3 areas in this guide are your only option.
Can you smoke while walking on the sidewalk in Japan?
Generally, no. Many Japanese cities, including large parts of Tokyo, prohibit smoking while walking ("aruki-tabako") on public streets — it's treated similarly to littering, and some wards issue fines. Always use a designated smoking area rather than lighting up on the move.
Summary: Disneyland’s Designated Smoking Areas
Smoking is generally prohibited throughout Tokyo Disneyland, but there are three designated smoking areas available for use.
These areas are located in:
1) Adventureland,
2) Westernland, and
3) outside the park near the Bus Terminal West.
Each area is clearly explained with photos in this guide, so you won’t get lost! For the fastest way to find one on the day, open the official Tokyo Disney Resort app, tap the "..." icon at the bottom of the map screen, and filter for smoking areas — it'll show you the closest one to your current location.
We hope this helps you enjoy a more comfortable and pleasant day at Tokyo Disneyland.
List of Smoking Areas
| Area | Location | Features |
| ① Adventureland | Left side of Jungle Cruise attraction | Largest of all smoking areas. Highly recommended. |
| ② Westernland | Left side of Big Thunder Mountain | Natural wooden surroundings, calm Westernland theme. |
| ③ Outside the Park (Bus Terminal West) | Bus Terminal West / Parking Area | Great for drivers or guests leaving the park. Often very quiet and easy to access. Usable before entry or after exit. |
| CLOSED Likely removed due to Space Mountain renovations. |
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