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November 2024, 12
Fuji-Q Highland is easily accessible from Tokyo and is popular as an amusement park with a view of Mt. Fuji. In this article, we will introduce how to purchase tickets for Fuji-Q Highland, its popular attractions, and transportation access from Tokyo.
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Fuji-Q Highland, located in Fujiyoshida City, Yamanashi Prefecture, is one of Japan's leading amusement parks. You can see Mt. Fuji from inside the park, and it is also a popular tourist spot. It also has a Guinness World Record-holding roller coaster, making it a must-see for thrill-seekers.
In addition to thrilling rides and haunted houses, there are also areas that even small children can enjoy, such as character zones, making it a popular spot that can be enjoyed not only by couples and friends, but also by families.
There is no admission fee to Fuji-Q Highland. However, please note that you must purchase an admission ticket at the counter. There are free passes and priority tickets for using the attractions, which we will explain in detail below.
In addition to the admission ticket, Fuji-Q Highland offers the following types of tickets:
| Ticket Type | Prices |
|---|---|
| 1 day free pass | Adults (18-64 years old): 6,000-7,800 yen Junior and senior high school students: 5,500 to 7,300 yen Elementary school students: 4,400 to 5,000 yen Seniors (65 years old and over): 2,100 to 2,500 yen |
| Afternoon Pass *Available after 13:XNUMX | Adults (18-64 years old): 4,100-5,900 yen Junior and senior high school students: 3,800 to 5,600 yen Elementary school students: 3,500 to 4,100 yen Seniors (65 years old and over): 1,700 to 2,000 yen |
| Scream Priority Ticket *Free pass or ticket required separately | From 900 to 2000JPY per month dependent on skill/qualification |
Please note that the price of the free pass is subject to change depending on the day.
In addition to the above free passes, there are also Thomas Land attractions unlimited ride passes and free passes with priority admission privileges that allow you to enter the park before opening. Some tickets are only on sale for a limited period, so please check the latest information.Official WebsiteIt's safe to check.
It is possible to use the attractions without using the free pass, in which case the fees are 2,000 yen for popular thrill-seekers, 800-1,500 yen for other thrill-seekers, and 500-800 yen for attractions in the character area.
You can purchase tickets for each attraction individually, but if you plan to ride three or more popular thrilling attractions, it is more economical to use the free pass.
Most tickets can be purchased in advance via the app or official website.
■Purchase tickets via the app
"Q-chan"The official app allows you to check the park map, check the waiting times for each attraction, and even purchase tickets. If you register your face on the app, you can enter the park smoothly.
■Purchase tickets at the counter
Tickets are non-refundable after purchase, so if you can't decide on your plans until the last minute, it's convenient to purchase your ticket at the counter.
■Purchase tickets on the official website
You will need to register as a member, but you can also purchase tickets on the official website.
From here, we will introduce some of Fuji-Q Highland's popular attractions.
FUJIYAMA is an attraction that has been certified by the Guinness World Records for its height, speed, reel length, and drop. As a representative thrill ride, it has been gaining popularity ever since Fuji-Q Highland opened. It is a classic roller coaster that has many repeat visitors.
Takabisha offers an extraordinary experience, including steep drops in the dark, sudden acceleration, twists and falls. It has been certified by the Guinness World Records for the maximum drop angle of 121 degrees, and is unique in that it allows you to experience a fall that feels like you are being gouged out from within.
Eejanaika is a coaster that has been Guinness-certified for its total number of rotations of 14. The seats rotate forward and backward, and the ride moves back and forth in an irregular manner. Your feet will dangle and you won't be able to brace yourself, making this a coaster that gives you an intense feeling of floating.
ZOKKON is a motorbike-style coaster. It offers thrilling rides, including four accelerations, sharp turns, tunnel driving, and reverse driving. Enjoy an exhilarating ride with Mt. Fuji in the background.
Tekkotsu Bancho is the place to scream as you swing up and down a 59m-tall tower. It's thrilling to spin while hanging in the air with your feet dangling. Enjoy screaming at the top of your lungs while gazing at Mt. Fuji in the distance.
Panic Rock is a thrilling attraction that rotates vertically. You'll feel like you're floating without being able to touch the ground and the unpredictable, erratic movements will make you nervous.
Mount Fuji and the lake are projected onto a giant screen, and you can take a flight simulation ride.
This is Fuji Aeroplane Company. You can experience flying while looking at the beautiful Mt. Fuji.
It is no exaggeration to say that the highlight of Fuji-Q Highland is the Labyrinth of Fear. It is a hugely popular haunted house attraction. Some people give up midway through because it is so scary, so why not give it a try?
Fuji-Q Highland not only has thrilling attractions, but also a Ferris wheel and themed areas for popular characters.
There is also a zone called Gaspard and Lisa Town, which expresses the world of the popular picture book "Gaspard and Lisa." It is lined with cafes and shops, and is recommended as a place to stop by for a break in the park.
At Thomas Land, a theme park based on Thomas the Tank Engine, you can enjoy 12 different attractions, including a mini coaster and Thomas rides. The restaurant where meals are served on Thomas plates and the merchandise shop are also popular.
If you want to fully enjoy Fuji-Q Highland, you'll want to set aside at least a day. Although a day trip is possible, there are many sights to see in the surrounding area, so we recommend staying one or two nights and enjoying the surrounding sightseeing.
For those who are considering staying overnight, here we introduce glamping facilities that offer a unique experience amid the lush nature around Mt. Fuji.
Located between Mt. Fuji and Lake Kawaguchi, AWAUMI has a total of 16 villas, cabins, and dome tents. Each building is equipped with a natural hot spring bath and sauna, allowing you to spend a luxurious time in a completely private space. The outdoor living area, which is a shared space, has a private pool and bonfire that guests can use, so you are sure to have an elegant time.
This glamping facility is an 8-minute walk from Lake Kawaguchi, a popular tourist area around Mt. Fuji.
There are dome-shaped private glamping spaces and glamping cabins that are perfect for those new to the outdoors. The 180° panoramic view of Mt. Fuji is also exceptional.
Glamping Resort Varie is a place where you can fully enjoy the nature at the foot of Mt. Fuji. It is a dome-shaped glamping facility that also offers rental services for campfire pits and camping equipment such as skillets and hot sandwich makers. It is recommended for those who want to experience the outdoors surrounded by the virgin forest at the foot of Mt. Fuji.
Finally, we will explain how to get to Fuji-Q Highland. You can get to Fuji-Q Highland from Tokyo by bus, train, or car.
There are express buses from various stations from Tokyo to Fuji-Q Highland. Please refer to the following for the main routes.
| Departure Airport | Estimated time required | Bus Operator |
|---|---|---|
| Busta Shinjuku | 100 minutes | Fujikyuko Bus (Keio Bus) |
| Tokyo Station | 110 minutes | Fujikyuko Bus (JR Bus Kanto) |
| Shinagawa Station | 115 minutes | Fujikyu Bus (Keikyu Expressway Bus) |
There are also convenient buses from Narita Airport and Haneda Airport. Depending on the bus route, the number of services may be limited or may only operate on weekends and holidays, so please checkFujikyu Bus websitePlease check with.
If you are going directly from Tokyo to Fuji-Q Highland Station, the closest station to Fuji-Q Highland, you can take the Fuji Kaiyu limited express train from Shinjuku Station, Tachikawa Station, or Hachioji Station. If you don't mind not getting a direct train, it's easy to transfer at Otsuki Station and take the Fujikyu Railway Line train, as shown in the following route.
| Departure Station | Transfer Station | Arrival Station | Estimated time required |
|---|---|---|---|
| Shinjuku | Otsuki | Fuji-Q Highland Station | 110 minutes |
| Tokyo | Shinjuku & Otsuki | Fuji-Q Highland Station | 120 minutes |
| Haneda Airport | Hamamatsucho & Shinjuku & Otsuki | Fuji-Q Highland Station | 120 minutes |
| Narita Airport (Chiba Prefecture) | Tokyo & Otsuki | Fuji-Q Highland Station | 150 minutes |
It is possible to go to Fuji-Q Highland by car, including rental cars. If you use the expressway from Tokyo, it takes about an hour and a half, and costs about 1 to 3,000 yen depending on the type of car and the payment method. There is also a free road, but it takes about three and a half hours. It is a good idea to plan your trip taking into account the possibility of traffic jams during the New Year holidays, summer vacation, and early May, which is the peak tourist season in Japan, when the roads are likely to be congested.
Above, we have provided detailed information on how to purchase tickets for Fuji-Q Highland, popular attractions, accommodation, and transportation access.
Fuji-Q Highland is close to the popular tourist area of Lake Kawaguchi, and there are many places in the surrounding area where you can enjoy unique accommodation experiences, such as glamping facilities. When planning a trip to Fuji-Q Highland, we recommend planning so that you can enjoy not only the attractions within the park, but also the surrounding sightseeing spots.
*This column was created based on information as of June 2024.Please check the official website for the latest information on each facility.
He is an editor at Resort Glamping.com, a glamping-focused media outlet visited by approximately 100 million people a month. He has written over 150 articles introducing glamping facilities and experience reports, and is involved in a wide range of glamping facility services, from planning and development to operation and customer acquisition consulting.
