Ride the scream machine,
Go to Fuji-Q Highland!

Fuji-Q Highland is a must-visit attraction for anyone looking for a thrill. There are a total of 4 amazing roller coasters called Scream Machines here! In particular, you must ride the King of Coaster, Highland's representative roller coaster, boasting a top speed of 130 kilometers per hour and a maximum height of 79 meters.

Also, you must ride the Dodo Donpa, which is equipped with an air launch booster that is used to launch fighter jets from aircraft carriers. Dodo Donpa, which runs at a top speed of 172 kilometers per hour in 8 seconds, provides a thrill that defies gravity. In addition, be sure to ride all four attractions that represent Fuji-Q Highland, including Eejanaika and Takabisha.

How to get to Fuji-Q Highland from Tokyo

Fuji-Q Highland is a bit far from downtown Tokyo, so you need to know how to get there. I would recommend the easiest and most popular way to move.

1. Travel by train (Shinjuku Station - Fuji-Q Highland Station):
If you want to travel by train, the best way is to take the Fuji Kaiyu train, which departs from Shinjuku Station and runs directly. You can travel in one trip without transferring.
Duration: 1 hour 50 minutes
Fare: 4,130 yen

2. Travel by bus:
How to take a bus bound for Fuji-Q Highland at Shinjuku Bus Terminal. Depart from B5 bus stop.
Duration: 2 hours
Fare: 2,000 yen

Direct train travel is definitely faster, but buses are cheaper. You can choose which of the two methods is more convenient.

At Fuji-Q Highland, the route of movement is important.

Since Fuji-Q Highland is a place where you can absolutely ride the four screaming machines, it is best to follow the route above.

1. Do-Dodonpa:
It is the fastest roller coaster in Japan and its advantage is its incredible acceleration. It sprints up to 180 km/h in 1.56 seconds from start.

2. Eejanaika:
The total number of revolutions is the highest in the world! This ride is known as the maverick of the roller coaster world and goes around in both directions!

3. Takabisha:
Rise vertically and then fall. Even deep curves. Because it comes down at an angle of a whopping 121 degrees, it is absolutely shocking.

4. Fujiyama:
This attraction opened in 1996 and is a roller coaster that gives you the feeling of plummeting from a 20-story building.

As you can see from the movement line, it is better to move like this. They are popular in this order.

You can check the congestion level in advance.

Fuji-Q Highland is a very popular theme park, so you can see how crowded it will be in advance. If you click on the link here, it will show you a scenario of how crowded it will be for each day. Since you must ride all four scream machines, I recommend going on a day when it is least crowded.

Little Fuji-Q Highland tips

1. What if you don’t like waiting at all?
I recommend purchasing Q-PASS. Honestly, you can ride all four scream machines without Q-PASS, but there is some waiting. Reserve Q-PASS

2. If possible, I recommend open run.
The moment it goes past 10 o'clock, the waiting time definitely gets longer. I recommend riding a lot before then.

3. Want to know the exact waiting time?
It is recommended to download the Fuji-Q Highland waiting time app.

4. Remember the 2+2 principle!
It is important to ride the two attractions quickly at first. Enjoy the remaining two attractions in the afternoon!

5. What if you plan to go by bus?
It is best to make a reservation first on the bus reservation site. Make a Bus Reservation

* Fujikyu Ticket Bus is also sold as a set. Go to Buy

Why you should buy admission tickets from WAUG

WAUG is the official Korean partner of Fuji-Q Highland and offers tickets at the lowest price. The tickets available at WAUG are all-day tickets and afternoon tickets, and we recommend the all-day tickets. (Because morning open run is required)

However, if you want to experience the theme park rather than ride the four scream machines, you can purchase an afternoon ticket. Buy an afternoon ticket

There is also an early park-in (Fuji-Q admission ticket set product) that allows admission 15 to 30 minutes earlier than the opening time. How about entering a little earlier than others and using popular attractions that normally require a 2-3 hour wait without having to wait? Go to Early Park Inn to purchase