Fuji-Q Highland: Free Entry, Passes and How to Get There from Tokyo

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Fuji-Q Highland is a big amusement park at the foot of Mount Fuji, in Fujiyoshida, Yamanashi, known for thrill coasters such as FUJIYAMA, which turned 30 in 2026, and Eejanaika. Entry to the park itself is free; you pay for rides, either one by one or with an unlimited-ride pass. It is a popular day trip from Tokyo by highway bus or train.

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Tickets and passes

• Free admission ticket: entry is free. Apply at the ticket counter or online. Buy ride tickets from the machines inside the park.
• One-Day Pass: unlimited rides for one day. Prices vary by date, so check the monthly price list on the official site.
• One-Day Pass with priority admission (online only), Afternoon Pass (rides after 13:00), Thomas Land Pass and Sunset Night Pass are also available.
• Some attractions cannot be used with certain passes. Refunds and changes are not possible after purchase.
• Ticket prices can change without notice.

Pass prices

The One-Day Pass is the usual choice if you want to ride several big coasters. Prices depend on the date, so check the monthly price list for your day.

Ticket	Adults (18–64)	Junior high and high school	Elementary school	Age 1 to preschool, and 65+
One-Day Pass	¥6,000–7,900	¥5,500–7,400	¥4,400–5,100	¥2,100–2,600
Afternoon Pass (rides after 13:00)	¥4,100–6,000	¥3,800–5,700	¥3,500–4,200	¥1,700–2,100
Thomas Land Pass	¥3,000–3,500	¥3,000–3,500	¥2,500–2,800	¥2,000–2,300
Sunset Night Pass (from 16:00)	¥3,700 or ¥4,000	¥3,500 or ¥3,700	¥3,000 or ¥3,100	¥1,500 or ¥1,600

• Is the One-Day Pass worth it? Three big coaster rides at ¥2,000 each cost ¥6,000, the lowest adult pass price. Compare the price for your date.
• Sunset Night Pass: sold at the park on the day, only on days the park is open after 19:00. Ride reception may close early when lines are long.
• Virtual queue pass: a limited One-Day Pass with app queuing costs ¥2,000 more than the pass for that date. It is sold until the day before and is not for preschool children or seniors.
• Priority admission pass: not on sale from December 2026 to February 5, 2027.

Big coasters: prices and height limits

Fuji-Q is known for its big coasters. Each one below costs ¥2,000 per ride. Check the limits before you buy a pass, especially with children or older travelers.

Coaster	What it is known for	Height	Age
FUJIYAMA	Big coaster without loops, open since 1996	110 cm and up (110–130 cm with a companion of junior high age or older)	Up to 64
Takabisha	Maximum drop angle of 121 degrees	125 cm and up	Up to 54
Eejanaika	The park says it has the most total rotations in the world	125–200 cm	Up to 54
ZOKKON	Motorbike-style ride with four launches and a backward section	120 cm to under 195 cm	Up to 64

Rides can stop because of weather, and some are closed on set days. The official attraction schedule and app show closures and live status.

Events (autumn 2026)

• New FUJIYAMA train: for the coaster’s 30th anniversary, a new train called Soryu starts running on November 21, 2026.
• Collaboration events change through the year, for example a My Hero Academia collaboration that was scheduled to run until November 8, 2026. Check the official site for current events.
• Opening hours change by day (for example 9:00–19:00). Check the official site and app, which also shows live ride status.

How to get there

Way	Details
Highway bus from Shinjuku	About 1 hour 40 minutes from Busta Shinjuku. Adults from ¥2,200 (¥2,000 if you pay online). Booking opens one month before your date.
Highway bus from Tokyo Station	About 1 hour 50 minutes. Adults ¥2,300. All seats are reserved, so buy in advance. Buses stop at the terminal in the parking area of Highland Resort Hotel & Spa, next to the park.
Train	Change at JR Otsuki Station to the Fujikyuko Line, and get off at Fuji-Q Highland Station.
Car	Parking is available next to the park (fee charged).

Fuji-Q Highland is in the Mount Fuji area, so you can combine it with other sights nearby. See our Mt. Fuji day trip guide.

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