Suica

[Princess Madeleine]

Can you use Suica to purchase a 4-day pass for the Disney monorail?

Since we are spending some time in Tokyo, I was going to get a Suica card to make subway travel easier for those days. But it makes more sense to get a 4-day monorail pass than individual passes for Disney days, and I think it might not be worth getting a Suica if I can't pay for a Disney pass from that card.
To clarify a bit, I don't mind if the monorail pass is printed (as in, not loaded on the card and handled digitally). I just would like to be able to pay for it via Suica.

 

[gelatoni fan]

I don't think so. The Resort Line ticket kiosks only accept cash.

But convenience stores and many other places in the city accept Suica so it's actually quite convenient. Plus you get small discounts on transportation and can refund the Suica. Even without the the discounts, I think it would be worth it just to not deal with Japanese coins. Imagine if the US only used coins for 1 and 5 dollars rather than bills and you'd see how annoying it could get.

 

[Chewbette]

You can pay the individual monorail rides with your suica (I've done it before getting my monorail pass by the hotel), but I'm not sure you can pay a X days pass with it.

https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/tdr/resortline/fare

 

[Princess Madeleine]

You can pay the individual monorail rides with your suica (I've done it before getting my monorail pass by the hotel), but I'm not sure you can pay a X days pass with it.

https://www.tokyodisneyresort.jp/en/tdr/resortline/fare

That website phrasing is what prompted my question in the first place. Such clarity

 

[MKTokyo]

Yes, you can do this. The ticket machines accept cash & IC cards, including Suica. No credit cards.

 

[gelatoni fan]

Yes, you can do this. The ticket machines accept cash & IC cards, including Suica. No credit cards.

I always thought the machines could charge IC cards but didn't take them as payment. Must try this next time.