Hyperion Lounge (Limited-Period Cake Set)
Tokyo Disney Resort

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Limited-period cake set booking at Hyperion Lounge, Disney Ambassador Hotel.

This booking is only for the limited-period cake set, not for the regular lounge menu. Check which set is offered on your date and include every guest in the booking.

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Hyperion Lounge is the lounge at Disney Ambassador Hotel. This Priority Seating is only for its limited-period cake set, which Tokyo Disney Resort lists separately from the Premium Sweets Set. It is in a Disney Hotel, so the meal does not require a park ticket.

Plan your reservation

Priority Seating for Hyperion Lounge (Limited-Period Cake Set) opens three months before your date at 10:00 Japan time on Tokyo Disney Resort's official booking site. You need a free Disney account (MyDisney) to book on the official site, which has an English version. Times are shown in Japan time and you pay at the restaurant.

Frequently asked questions about Hyperion Lounge (Limited-Period Cake Set)

What should I check before visiting Hyperion Lounge cake set?

This booking is only for the limited-period cake set, not for the regular lounge menu. Check which set is offered on your date and include every guest in the booking.

What can I do if Hyperion Lounge cake set is fully booked?

Search Tokyo Disney Resort's booking site again with other times and, if your group allows it, another party size: tables come back when guests cancel, often just after the 03:00-05:00 maintenance, around 09:20 and 10:20, and just before the 21:00 cut-off the day before. Similar options include Hyperion Lounge (Premium Sweets Set), Dreamers Lounge (Special Set) and BellaVista Lounge. You can also create a DlandTables alert for your date, party size and meal. It does not hold the table: you book with Tokyo Disney Resort as soon as a suitable slot appears.

Is the Hyperion Lounge cake set booked separately?

Yes. Tokyo Disney Resort lists the limited-period cake set as its own Priority Seating, separate from the Premium Sweets Set. Search the one you want on the official booking site.

Official menu and current prices

Use the menu on Disney’s restaurant page for current dishes, prices and conditions. A menu or price can change; an alert subscription does not include the meal.

For allergies or dietary needs, check the official information and speak to Disney before booking; a menu description is not an allergen guarantee.

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