Haneda Airport Limousine Bus Tickets, Stops, & Timetable

One of the most efficient ways to travel from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku, Ikebukuro, Ginza, and Tokyo Disney Resort is via the Haneda Airport Limousine Bus. I booked the 7pm bus to Shinjuku, and I must say I was more than satisfied with the boarding process and journey. It was organized and convenient. If you, too, are planning to take the limousine bus from Haneda Airport, you may want to book a timed ticket here. It comes with a QR code that is easily recognized by the driver. (You can save 3-5% if you book here using our promo code TRAVLISTS.)

In a nutshell

• What is the Haneda Airport Limousine Bus? This is an airport bus that travels between Haneda Airport (Terminals 1, 2, & 3), Shinjuku, Ikebukuro Station, Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, and more. Unlike taking the train, the bus makes many stops near popular hotels, which I find very convenient, especially if you are traveling as a group and have lots of luggage.
• How much for tickets? It costs an average of $9. However, you can book here with our coupon code TRAVLISTS to get a discount of up to 5%.
• What’s the bus schedule like? Buses departing from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku are typically available between 7:30am-10:55pm, while Ikebukuro-bound buses from the airport operate between 8:45am and 10:35pm. The airport bus to Tokyo Disneyland Resort usually travels between 7am-9pm. You can check the available hours on your travel date here and purchase a ticket with a guaranteed timeslot.
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Further reading: Narita Airport Limousine Bus: Ticket Fare, Hours, & Routes in Tokyo

Quick Book

Haneda Airport Limousine Bus Tickets with Promo Code

Why take the Haneda Airport Bus?

It made more sense for me to book the Haneda Airport Limousine Bus because it stops near my hotel in Shinjuku. Instead of taking the train (Keikyu Line) or the monorail, which are actually cheaper, I chose the limousine bus for convenience.

Many tourists take the bus for the same reason. However, the bus also appeals to tourists who want a more comfortable journey (bus seats are more comfortable) and who are traveling as a group with several pieces of luggage.

If you are on the fence about booking the Haneda Airport Limousine Bus, read our guide below and ask yourself these questions: Is my hotel near the bus stop? Schedule-wise, will there be an available bus when I land or when I need to take my return flight? If your answer is in the affirmative, then the Haneda Airport Limo Bus may be perfect for you. If you think your accommodation is too far from the bus stop or if there is no bus service in the time window that is most ideal for you, you can consider taking the train or a private airport transfer instead.

As for what the bus ride is like, I’d say the boarding process and journey were smooth. When I showed the staff my timed bus ticket from Klook, they easily recognized it and pointed me to the right queue. The bus driver also helped me with my luggage and left on time. The bus also made a direct stop at Hyatt Regency Tokyo, which was what I had booked.

Popular Tokyo Haneda Airport Limousine Bus Routes & Schedule

1. Haneda Airport to Shinjuku Route

Get tickets for this route if you are bound to Shinjuku Station, Hilton Tokyo, and other stops.

• PRICE: Book tickets here from $9.2
• WHAT’S INCLUDED: One-way ticket for Haneda Airport Terminal 1, 2, or 3 to Shinjuku Area (or vice-versa)
• STOPS. Buses from Haneda Airport to Shinjuku make a stop at the following:
  • West Exit of Shinjuku Station (Keio Department Store)
  • Busta Shinjuku
  • Shinjuku Washington Hotel
  • Keio Plaza Hotel
  • Hyatt Regency Tokyo
  • Century Southern Tower
  • Park Hyatt Tokyo
  • Hilton Tokyo
  • Hotel Sunroute Plaza Shinjuku
• BOARDING AREAS:
  • In Terminal 1: Bus Embarkation Spot #3
  • In Terminal 2: Bus Embarkation Spot #4
  • In Terminal 3: Bus Embarkation Spot #1
• HOURS: 9am-10:20pm
• TRAVEL TIME: Approximately 1 hour and 5 minutes from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Kabukicho Tower

2. Haneda Airport to Ikebukuro Route

• PRICE: Book tickets here starting at $9.2!
• INCLUSIONS: One-way ticket from Haneda Airport Terminal 1, 2, or 3 to Ikebukuro Area (or vice-versa)
• STOPS. Buses from Haneda Airport to Ikebukuro Station stop at the following:
  • Ikebukuro Station/West
  • Hotel Metropolitan Ikebukuro
  • Sunshine City Prince Hotel
  • Ikebukuro Sunshine Bus Terminal
  • Hotel Chinzanso Tokyo
• BOARDING AREAS:
  • In Terminal 1: Bus Embarkation Spot #7
  • In Terminal 2: Bus Embarkation Spot #8
  • In Terminal 3: Bus Embarkation Spot #2
• HOURS: 8:30am-10:35pm
• TRAVEL TIME: Approximately 55 minutes from Haneda Airport to Ikebukuro Station West Exit (near Tokyo Metropolitan Theatre)

3. Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea Route

Staying in a Tokyo Disneyland Hotel or visiting the theme park straight away? Then this is the Haneda Airport Limousine bus route to book.

Tokyo Disneyland. Credit: Travlists

• PRICE: Book here from $8.5
• INCLUSIONS: One-way ticket from Haneda Airport Terminal 1, 2, or 3 to Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea (or vice-versa)
• STOPS. Buses from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disneyland or Tokyo DisneySea make a stop at the following:
  • Toyocho, Kinshicho, Asakusa
  • Kasai, Ichinoe, Koiwa, Kamaeri
  • Tokyo Disney Resort (Tokyo Disneyland & Tokyo DisneySea)
  • Gyotoku, Ichikawa
  • Tsudanuma
• BOARDING AREAS:
  • In Terminal 1: Bus Embarkation Spot #5
  • In Terminal 2: Bus Embarkation Spot #6
  • In Terminal 3: Bus Embarkation Spot #5
• HOURS: 7:50am-8:45pm
• TRAVEL TIME: Approximately 30 minutes from Haneda Airport to Tokyo Disneyland & 40 minutes from Haneda Airport to Tokyo DisneySea

4. Haneda Airport to Tokyo City Air Terminal (T-CAT)

This route is ideal if your hotel or accommodation is around the Tokyo City Air Terminal (T-CAT, Nihombashi Hakozaki) area.

• PRICE: Book tickets here from $6.55
• INCLUSIONS: One-way ticket from Haneda Airport Terminal 1, 2, or 3 to T-CAT (or vice-versa)
• STOPS:
  • Tokyo Big Sight
  • Tokyo City Air Terminal (T-CAT)
  • Tokyo Dome Hotel
• BOARDING AREAS:
  • In Terminal 1: Bus Embarkation Spot #4
  • In Terminal 2: Bus Embarkation Spot #6
  • In Terminal 3: Bus Embarkation Spot #5
• HOURS: 11am-11pm
• TRAVEL TIME: Approximately 33 minutes from Haneda Airport to T-CAT.

To learn more about other routes covered by the Tokyo Limousine Bus from Haneda Airport, click below:

• Shinjuku Kabukicho Route
• Takeshiba/Odaiba/Ariake Route
• Kinshicho/Toyocho
• Toyosu
• Nakano Station
• Narita Airport
• Asakusa
• Nerima/Kougaoka

How to Use & Refund Policy

Once you book any of the routes above, you will instantly receive a ticket via email. Simply scan the QR code of the ticket to board. (I did not have to exchange my mobile ticket for a paper ticket.)

If your QR code shows an assigned seat, proceed to the indicated seat. If there is no assigned seat, you are free to take any available bus seat. (Note that you can store up to 2 pieces of luggage in the compartment.

Refunds are available on Klook if you cancel your Haneda Airport bus ticket at least an hour before your selected timeslot (may change without prior notice).

Helpful Tips & Reviews for Haneda Airport Limousine Bus

I found a general positive review and rating for the airport bus. Many commend the punctual and helpful driver, the easy redemption and boarding, as well as the convenience provided at a very affordable price. Here’s one relevant passenger review: “For a [first-timer,]… this kind of transportation really [helped] us a lot in preventing the hassle of bringing our [luggage] from one station to another. [I] really recommend this to all tourists who [don’t] want to experience a hard time.”

There are a few travelers who also shared that they were able to board the bus at a different time slot (after missing their originally booked bus). While boarding at a different time is NOT guaranteed, it is definitely good to know that the service is flexible.

There is also this review on Reddit that may help if you are considering to take other modes of transportation: “We ended up doing the limousine bus, it was super easy… The service has a counter at Haneda [Airport]. We found it [by] just observing the signs… The price was pretty cheap… It was a nice service. Way cheaper than taxi. Less stressful and cramped than subway.”

Haneda Airport Limousine Bus Map & Timetable Links

Haneda Airport Bus Terminal 1 Bus Map. Credit: LimousineBus

Click below to see the Haneda Airport bus timetables:

• To/from Shinjuku Tokyo Kabukicho Tower
• To/from Ikebukuro Station
• To/from Tokyo Disneyland
• To/from Shinjuku Station