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Summer Games Packages
July 24, 2020 – August 9, 2020 in Tokyo, Japan
Build your very own Summer Games Experience with On Point Events
Date: July 24th – August 9th, 2020
Location: Tokyo, Japan
From the excitement and awe of the opening ceremony to the thrills of all the sporting action, the Summer Games in Tokyo, Japan will be the most anticipated sporting event of 2020! Let us customize your Summer Games package to ensure a memorable experience.
Customize your own Summer Games Package
- Your choice of accommodations at one of our standard, deluxe, or luxury hotel properties centrally located in Tokyo
- VIP airport meet and greet service and baggage handling
- Secure and direct round-trip private ground transportation to your hotel
- Daily breakfast at the hotel
- Access to Summer Games events of your choice – Speak to our Experience Specialists for more information!
- Option of private transfers to all the Summer Games events or transfers on official Games transportation system
- Full-day private customized tour of Tokyo with bilingual guide and private transportation – Explore everything this wonderful city has to offer at your own pace!
- Special welcome pack with commemorative items from both the Summer Games and Japan including a travel guide, maps, and more
- Pre-trip planning services, customized travel itinerary, & informational event packet
- Access to On Point on-site hospitality staff & concierge services throughout your stay
Your dream trip to the Summer Games starts at $4,890 per person (based on double occupancy)
Additional Upgrades Include:
- Additional nights or room upgrades
- Private transportation throughout your stay
- Pre- and post- tours to Kyoto
- Full-day private guided tours with transportation within Tokyo
- Commercial/private air
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Luxury Accommodations for The Summer Games
FOUR SEASONS OTEMACHI
Four Seasons Otemachi: Overlooking the Imperial Palace, the new Four Seasons Otemachi boasts panoramic city views of busy Tokyo. With stylish surroundings of the top quality and highly personalized 24-hour service, Four Seasons is a true home away from home experience for those who know and value the best.
PARK HYATT TOKYO
Park Hyatt Tokyo: An elegant oasis of space and serenity, Park Hyatt Tokyo hotel is the ideal luxury destination in Tokyo where guests can appreciate a 360 degree view of the lively city and Mount Fuji. Occupying the top 14 floors of the 52-story tower, the hotel allows guests to have an unparalleled level of comfort and personalized service as well as first class gourmet dining options at the center of the vibrant city.
PALACE HOTEL TOKYO
Palace Hotel Tokyo: A five-star haven for hospitality; serene, refined, and imbued with understated luxury throughout. The cozy and contemporary earthy colored interiors of the rooms take inspiration from the Imperial Palace gardens, which can be seen from the spacious balconies. Surround yourself with the sophisticated celebration of Japanese culture that is Palace.
HILTON TOKYO
Hilton Tokyo — This beautiful hotel is situated in Shinjuku and is the ultimate place to experience modern Japan. Unwind in one of the contemporary Japanese-styled rooms and admire fabulous city views.
HYATT REGENCY TOKYO
Hyatt Regency Tokyo — Located in Shinjuku, Hyatt Regency Tokyo is in the heart of a thriving business, shopping, and entertainment district. This capacious luxury hotel boasts breathtaking views of the city and Mt. Fuji to the west.
GRAND HYATT TOKYO
Grand Hyatt Tokyo — With its central location directly connected to Roppongi Hills, Grand Hyatt Tokyo is the perfect base to comfortably explore and discover the city. Experience the dynamic lifestyle of this luxury property in one of their 387 rooms. Replenish yourself at the Nagomi Spa or enjoy a meal at one of the hotel’s many dining options.
Preferred Seating for Summer Games
Seating for the Summer Games 2020
The seating at the various venues at the Summer Games are pre-determined by the event organizers and generally set up according to price categories. Some venues will have up to 3, 4, or more price categories. Although all categories will provide a great Games experience, these designations can be very broad. Please use the breakdown and descriptions below to determine the desired category of seating:
Category Premium A – For the most discerning spectator, these are Category A seats located in the most prime areas of the stadium, on the sides and in the lower level.
Category A – Generally located on the sides upper or mid-level.
Category B – Generally located in the corners either upper or lower level.
Category C/D – Entry level seating to the event. Generally located on the ends either upper or lower level.
Need a customized Summer Games experience? Speak with an On Point Experience Specialist to help you make it unforgettable
Sample Itinerary for the Ultimate Summer Games Experience
This is just a preview of what we can help you build your experience to be. Contact us for additional options and customization.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 1
- Airport meet and greet upon arrival to Tokyo.
- Private transfer to hotel of your choice.
- Meet with your On Point Events host to review your personalized itinerary, ask questions, or make any request.
- Explore Tokyo at leisure.
- Return to hotel, relax, and prepare for a nice dinner.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 2
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Depart for your half-day private guided tour of the city customized specifically for you (included in all programs).
- In the evening, transfer to the stadium for the opening ceremonies of the 2020 Summer Games.
- Transfer to the hotel.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 3
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Depart for a half-day private guided tour with a stop by a sumo stable to watch sumo wrestling practice, followed by a tour of Tsukiji fish market.
- Return to the hotel to freshen up.
- Transfer to Shiokaze Park to watch beach volleyball (men’s and women’s preliminaries).
- Return to hotel, relax, and prepare to head to Shimbashi for a night of cultural exploring.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 4
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Transfer to Odaiba for a full day of events including gymnastics and swimming.
- Return to hotel, relax, and prepare to head to the Golden Gai. Indulge in the festive city district famed for its narrow winding alleys and numerous snug taverns.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 5
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Depart for a full-day private tour exploring Hama Rikyu and the Imperial Palace gardens. Next, set off to Akihabara and discover a side of Tokyo you won’t see in the guidebooks.
- Return to hotel, relax and prepare to head out for dinner at Ginza Kojyu, one of Tokyo’s many Michelin-starred restaurants.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 6
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Head out to the Saitama Super Arena to see one on the latest Olympic sports: basketball 3 x 3.
- Next, it's time to head to Nippon Budokan to take in all the action of a Japanese favorite: judo.
- Return to hotel for an early night.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 7
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Depart for your post-trip extension to Kyoto via Shinkansen bullet train.
- Check in to your new hotel in Kyoto, relax, and prepare for a special evening tour of the Gion geisha & maiko district. Finish the evening with a special dinner at Hajime.
- Return to your hotel.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 8
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Full-day private tour of Kyoto visiting UNESCO World Heritage sites such as the Nijo Castle, the Golden Pavilion, and the Heian Shrine.
- Return to your hotel before departing for a delicious seasonal dinner at Lida.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 9
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Full-day private tour of the Kyoto highlights. Visit the Kiyomizu Temple with panoramic views of Kyoto, walk through Higashiyama district with quaint shops selling local souvenirs, then to Maruyama Park, and Yasaka Shrine – Kyoto’s most popular Shinto Shrine. Finally, finish the day with a special tea ceremony.
- Return to your hotel.
The Ultimate Summer Games Experience - Day 10
- Breakfast at hotel.
- Private transfer to Osaka International Airport (Itami).
- Return home.
about the Summer Games and tokyo, japan
Summer Games 2020 in Tokyo, Japan
The Summer Games, one of the biggest events in sports, unites the world as it takes place every four years. All the excitement surrounding the Games has shifted to Tokyo, as they prepare to host the event again. The first time this Japanese capital hosted the Summer Games was in 1964 and they will proudly host it for the 2nd time from July 24 to August 9, 2020.
The Summer Games will be televised for the whole world to see and while most will watch the Summer Games from their televisions, sports fans who will be in attendance at the Tokyo 2020 venues can expect an extraordinary experience.
They will watch history in the making while savoring that electric atmosphere that seems to exist only at the Games. If there’s a sporting event that should be on your bucket list—this is the one.
Tokyo will surely excel as a host city and in the 2020 Summer Games, they will also have the honor of introducing 5 new sports: karate, sport climbing, surfing, skateboarding, and the return of baseball/softball.
Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo (東京, Tōkyō) is the capital of Japan and the world’s most heavily populated metropolis. There are loads of things to do in Tokyo and things to see other than the Summer Games. Sports fans have the option to visit the Sensoji Temple and Asakusa Shrine in the Asakusa district. Visitors can go shopping in the fashion mecca of Ginza, experience the sight of Shibuya Crossing (popularly known as the busiest intersection in the world), admire the views of Mount Fuji, or sample some of the amazing Tokyo food and drinks.
The Japanese capital is the place to be in the summer of 2020. As hosts to the Summer Games, Tokyo will welcome an approximate of 11,000 athletes from 206 countries. During the last Summer Games in Rio, over a million visitors came to witness the competitions. Sports enthusiasts can expect even more guests to turn up in 2020.
There are 33 different venues for the Summer Games in Tokyo. The majority of these are split into two zones — the Heritage Zone and the Tokyo Bay Zone — and are within five miles of the Olympic Village. The center of the action will be the National Olympic Stadium, which will be the venue for the opening and closing ceremonies, the athletics events, and the football final.
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