Mega Web
Mega Web
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MEGA WEB is the car theme park to 'Look', 'Ride' and 'Feel' automobile. There are 3 facilities based on each theme. Explore the TOYOTA's theme park with your family, couples and friends. A hands-on car showroom meets amusement park, Mega Web delights visitors of all ages with thrill rides, racing simulators, and a movie theater with seats that move to bring viewers in on the action.
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Neighbourhood: Odaiba / Shiodome / Shinbashi
Odaiba is an entertainment hotspot with a giant ferris wheel, concert halls, amusement arcades and lots of shopping. It also boasts Oedo-onsen-monogatari, a hotspring that recreates old Edo-era ambiance and is very popular with foreign visitors. Shiodome has ultra-modern office buildings where you can often find restaurants with a great high-rise view of Tokyo. The neighboring area of Shinbashi is a district of much older commercial buildings and it's a great place to join 'salary men' enjoying a drink and snacks at street stalls under the railway bridges after work.
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YVR Big E
Richmond, Canada100 contributions
Dec 2019 • Family
A massive display of current Toyota cars, with different exhibits which will keep visitors of all age engaged and entertained.
My 12 year old son really enjoyed the driving school which he gets to drive an electric car on an indoor lap. There were different levels and courses available. They also has a high speed e-Kart driving course but participants must be able to converse in Japanese to participate.
They also offer test drives on their 1.3 km enclosed course but you must have both your International Driver license and DL from home country to partake on this.
They also have a collection of vintage vehicles, including some Toyota and their rally cars back in the late 80's / early 90's in a separate building which you had to go through a connecting shopping mall to get to, which took a bit of time to find as there was no clear English signs.
Overall, this is a must-do for any car enthusiast and excellent way to spend a morning or afternoon on a rainy day!
My 12 year old son really enjoyed the driving school which he gets to drive an electric car on an indoor lap. There were different levels and courses available. They also has a high speed e-Kart driving course but participants must be able to converse in Japanese to participate.
They also offer test drives on their 1.3 km enclosed course but you must have both your International Driver license and DL from home country to partake on this.
They also have a collection of vintage vehicles, including some Toyota and their rally cars back in the late 80's / early 90's in a separate building which you had to go through a connecting shopping mall to get to, which took a bit of time to find as there was no clear English signs.
Overall, this is a must-do for any car enthusiast and excellent way to spend a morning or afternoon on a rainy day!
Written 22 March 2020
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SteveS1970
Coventry, UK8,942 contributions
Mar 2020 • Friends
We came to Venus fort because we were looking for somewhere to eat and stumbled across the history garage and later the Toyota mega web. Great area for car fans with amazing cars on show. My particular favourite was the Ferrari Dino, a classic in every sense of the word.
Written 19 March 2020
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Tommy Seward
Odessa, TX3 contributions
Jan 2020
Lots of activities for the kids... The Toyota section felt like a glorified Toyota sales dealership
It could had provided more innovative cars...more explanation on the tech used or more concept cars
The kid driving experience is great thought be prepare for a long wait for your kid to be behind the wheel of a car.
The Ferris wheel is also good provides a scenic view of Tokyo
It could had provided more innovative cars...more explanation on the tech used or more concept cars
The kid driving experience is great thought be prepare for a long wait for your kid to be behind the wheel of a car.
The Ferris wheel is also good provides a scenic view of Tokyo
Written 2 March 2020
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gegegermanytoGA
Ramstein-Miesenbach, Germany1 contribution
Jan 2019 • Family
Family of 5 plan to visit Mega Web in April 2019. What is the cost to enter? I couldn’t find ticket prices in the web.
Written 20 January 2019
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REDMAN
Egaleo, Greece5,172 contributions
Jul 2018 • Friends
Great place to see full of technology and exciting new things to see! Especially tech geeks don't miss it.
Totally accessible
Totally accessible
Written 10 April 2019
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KiwiTripper32
Australia13 contributions
Mar 2018 • Family
So, the main reason that we visited this place was for our son (7 years old) to drive one of the cars in the ride centre. Upon reaching the area, we were told that unless he could speak Japanese, he could not ride one of the cars. I looked over and saw that an instructor took the children around and told them when to turn, slow down and stop etc. The cars go very slowly and they are not racing anyone else. It would have been simple to employ some staff that speak English to ensure more children can ride. As it turns out our son could understand some Japanese and we speak basic Japanese, but still this was not enough. There were staff in other areas that spoke very good English, so I do not understand why they can't fix this issue as they get a lot of foreign tourists. We left with our son in tears as he had so been looking forward to this. Apart from that the rest was OK to look around, but not worth the trip from the city unless you are a real Toyota car lover and just want to look at the new models. Adults can test drive them with an appointment system and an international licence.
Written 17 April 2018
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scooterpie77
Fort Wayne, IN322 contributions
Mar 2016 • Family
We were in the Odaiba area and saw the area about having your little kids learn to drive a car and taking it for a few practice laps on their indoor track. We arrived at 4:30PM, but all of the reservations were taken for the rest of the day. There are three tracks, including one for kids under 5 that is free and you just have to wait for...so my 5 year old got to drive the kiddie cars while my 7 year old couldn't do anything. As you can imagine, this went over not so well...so we promised him we would come back the next morning. We came the next morning on a Monday and there was already a 1.5 hour wait for him to do his 15 minute training. Once your child does the 15 minute training, they are given a temporary license and can drive on the test track. After they complete the real track, they are given a "real" license and they can go as many times as they wish for the 200 yen each time.
My son had a blast, and the workers there really seemed to enjoy kids and made the kids feel like special like they were real drivers. I can't remember being anywhere that the employees seemed to really like the kids like they did here. Major credit to Toyota for the people they have hired to do this. I also liked being able to watch my son on the TV provided in the waiting area via the dash mounted camera.
The only reason I didn't give the 5 stars though was because the reservation times are pretty hard to come by on a weekend unless you get in early which could lead to an unhappy youngster. I also didn't like how you couldn't drive the faster go-kart type cars unless you knew Japenese "because the instructions were in Japanese only." I don't speak a word of Japanese, but Hertz says I can take their cars and drive them all over Japan through crazy Tokyo and other cities on the wrong side of the road (from a US perspective), but I can't drive a little go-kart on an enclosed track because I don't speak Japanese? Maybe there is some reason I don't know about, but after driving through Tokyo I would think driving in the Indy 500 would be simple...and I don't understand why Toyota isn't allowing us to drive their go-karts because of a language barrier.
My son had a blast, and the workers there really seemed to enjoy kids and made the kids feel like special like they were real drivers. I can't remember being anywhere that the employees seemed to really like the kids like they did here. Major credit to Toyota for the people they have hired to do this. I also liked being able to watch my son on the TV provided in the waiting area via the dash mounted camera.
The only reason I didn't give the 5 stars though was because the reservation times are pretty hard to come by on a weekend unless you get in early which could lead to an unhappy youngster. I also didn't like how you couldn't drive the faster go-kart type cars unless you knew Japenese "because the instructions were in Japanese only." I don't speak a word of Japanese, but Hertz says I can take their cars and drive them all over Japan through crazy Tokyo and other cities on the wrong side of the road (from a US perspective), but I can't drive a little go-kart on an enclosed track because I don't speak Japanese? Maybe there is some reason I don't know about, but after driving through Tokyo I would think driving in the Indy 500 would be simple...and I don't understand why Toyota isn't allowing us to drive their go-karts because of a language barrier.
Written 29 March 2016
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lpo1
Lincoln, MA113 contributions
Mar 2013 • Family
Although I had no interest in test driving a car, and the assistive device section was closed, my son had a blast "test driving" the toyota crash-safety simulator and a race car simulator. It was free and near other attractions-- the ferris wheel and joypolis-- so it was worth checking out if only for an hour or so. The monorail ride there and the architecture in the surrounding area made the trip worthwhile as well.
Written 5 April 2013
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MrDoshiDoshi
19 contributions
Aug 2019
It's essentially a large showroom - all Toyota. There is a "ride" where you watch a film and the seats move on a jig. It's a good location for a rainy day (especially as there is a large mall next door)
I think BMW Welt over in Munich has significantly more stock especially in the adjacent Museum, but still worth a visit.
- the kids loved the driving simulators as well as just sitting in all the different cars
- we don't appear to get alot of the cars they sell in their domestic market :-(
- the portion where kids can drive was fully booked that day
- we took the Saikyo/Rinkai line direct from Shinjuku to Tokyo Teleport
- don't forget to explore the impressive historical collection situated a short walk away in the adjacent Venus Fort shopping mall
- and it is FREE to enter
I think BMW Welt over in Munich has significantly more stock especially in the adjacent Museum, but still worth a visit.
- the kids loved the driving simulators as well as just sitting in all the different cars
- we don't appear to get alot of the cars they sell in their domestic market :-(
- the portion where kids can drive was fully booked that day
- we took the Saikyo/Rinkai line direct from Shinjuku to Tokyo Teleport
- don't forget to explore the impressive historical collection situated a short walk away in the adjacent Venus Fort shopping mall
- and it is FREE to enter
Written 8 September 2019
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jchong
Ipoh, Malaysia2,044 contributions
Mar 2015 • Family
The Mega Web is located in Odaiba and is a complex which contains some shopping and the Toyota City Showcase, which is a large 2-storey showroom for Toyota. In here you will find a multitude of Toyota models, some of which are sold in Japan only and not seen elsewhere. There was also a prototype of Toyota's hydrogen powered future car and a showcase of some of their racing models.
As mentioned by others you can test drive some of the models (if you have a valid international permit). Plus there is also a 3D theatre inside.
If you're a car enthusiast (and particularly like Japanese cars) then this place might be a must-visit. Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of my way to see the Mega Web as there are much more interesting places to visit in Tokyo.
As mentioned by others you can test drive some of the models (if you have a valid international permit). Plus there is also a 3D theatre inside.
If you're a car enthusiast (and particularly like Japanese cars) then this place might be a must-visit. Otherwise, I wouldn't go out of my way to see the Mega Web as there are much more interesting places to visit in Tokyo.
Written 6 April 2015
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Hi,
From my understanding the entrance fee is free but prices may vary for activities ... is this correct?
If so, what would be the average spend on activities at Mega Web?
Written 6 October 2019
Hi, I will be visiting from Australia in May and am wondering how far ahead you need to book a test drive? I'm sure my husband would like to do that but I won't know intended date of visit until a few days before so I'm just trying to work out if I should bother getting him an international license. If I have to book weeks in advance then I won't bother with the license & we'll just visit to look around. Has anyone managed to book a test drive at short notice? Thanks!
Written 28 March 2019
You been an international licence .... I believe maybe check out the Japanese super car association meets he may love driving those
Instead
I’d email and get onto it if they have car shows on it’s crazy
If he loves car check out the drift day races that is something else
Written 28 March 2019
No ! When we went, we did not need to have tickets!
Sorry to answer several months after the question, I did not see it!
Written 20 March 2019
Can a 16 year old boy sit in one of the cars?
Written 28 June 2018
Sorry for the late reply.
There are different areas for different age audiences. Yes, there are some driving experience attractions fit for 16 year olds.
Written 9 July 2018
Hi will you be open during the new year day on the 1st of January 2018?
Written 7 December 2017
Hi,
I'm not sure, its best to call them directly and ask:
TEL 03-3599-0808 ※Operator is available from 11:00 to 18:00.
Written 7 December 2017
Bonjour, Quels sont les jours d'ouverture ? car suivant les sites le jour de fermeture est différent (un coup c'est le dimanche, un autre le lundi, un autre pas de jour de fermeture...) merci de voter aide
Written 27 July 2017
Bjr, Malheuresement je ne peux vous repondre le mieux est de consulter leur site officiel le matin qui donne les activités ouvertes du jour et leur horaires. Cordialement
Written 27 July 2017
Good Morning,
I need some information, please.
It is my first time in Japan, I want to go MegaWeb, but I am not sure how to get there.
If I am in Oshiage station, how can I go to MegaWeb place???
Thanks in advance
Written 17 March 2016
The web mentioned that 'Attractions such as “FUN KART RIDE” and “RIDE STUDIO” can be open only for people understand Japanese. Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.'
We are tourists and plan to visit in Dec. So, we dont understand Japanese. Can my 7 year old son go on the Fun Kart Ride & the rides in the Ride Studio?
Written 25 August 2015
While we attended this attraction, we did not participate in the kart ride or ride studio. I suspect that participation for non Japanese speaking individuals is limited for driver safety as instructions and signage is only in Japanese. However, maybe your son can participate in some of the 3D ride simulators (if there is no height restriction).
Written 26 August 2015
benli2015
Taipei, Taiwan
想要讓小孩去玩，但要懂日文會話嗎？因網站有特別標示，但看到許多人都有去玩的經驗，並且大部分都很滿意，所以想問一問！
Written 15 April 2015
I see we can test drive cars here if we have an international driving permit. How does one obtain this?
Written 8 March 2015
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