Fuji-Q Highland Afternoon Pass Ticket

To ride the scream machine,
Let's go to Fuji-Q Highland!

Fuji-Q Highland is a must-visit for thrill seekers. It boasts four incredible roller coasters, all known as "scream machines." The King of Coasters, the park's signature ride, boasts a top speed of 130 kilometers per hour and a height of 79 meters, making it a must-ride.

And don't miss the Dododonpa, equipped with an air launch booster used to launch fighter jets from aircraft carriers. Reaching a top speed of 172 km/h in just 8 seconds, the Dododonpa offers a thrilling, gravity-defying ride. Beyond that, be sure to try all four of Fuji-Q Highland's signature attractions, including Eejanaika and Takabisha.

How to get from Tokyo to Fuji-Q Highland

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

1. By train (Shinjuku Station - Fuji-Q Highland Station):
If you're traveling by train, the best way to get there is by taking the direct Fuji Kaiyu train from Shinjuku Station. You can get there in one go without transferring.
Duration: 1 hour 50 minutes
Fare: 4,130 yen

2. Go by bus:
Here's how to board the bus to Fuji-Q Highland from Shinjuku Bus Terminal. It departs from Bus Stop B5.
Duration: 2 hours
Fare: 2,000 yen

While the direct train route is certainly faster, the bus is cheaper. Choose whichever option is more convenient.

Fuji-Q Highland's route is important.

Since Fuji-Q Highland is a place you absolutely must visit to ride the four major scream machines, it is best to follow the route above.

1. Do-Dodonpa:
As Japan's fastest roller coaster, its remarkable acceleration is its hallmark. It reaches 180 km/h in just 1.56 seconds.

2. Air Janaika:
A world record for total rotation speed! This unconventional roller coaster ride spins in both forward and reverse directions!

3. Takabisha:
A vertical ascent followed by a plunge. It even features a deep curve and a descent at a staggering 121-degree angle, making it a truly thrilling experience.

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

As you can see from the route, it's best to move like this. This order is popular.

You can check the congestion level in advance.

Fuji-Q Highland is such a popular theme park that you can check crowd levels in advance. Clicking this link will show you a scenario showing how crowded it will be on each day. Since you absolutely must ride all four of the rides, I recommend going on a day with the least crowds possible.

Small Fuji-Q Highland Tips

1. What if you don't want to wait at all?
I recommend purchasing a Q-PASS. Honestly, you can ride all four scream machines without a Q-PASS, but there will be a bit of a wait.

2. I recommend open runs if possible.
The wait time definitely gets longer after 10 o'clock. I recommend getting on as many trains as possible before then.

3. Want to know the exact waiting time?
I recommend downloading the Fuji-Q Highland waiting time APP.

4. Remember the 2+2 rule!
It's crucial to quickly ride the first two attractions. Take your time and enjoy the remaining two in the afternoon!

5. What if I plan to take the bus?
It's best to book first on a bus reservation website. Book a Bus

Why you should buy tickets from WAUG

As an official partner of Fuji-Q Highland, WAUG offers tickets at the lowest prices. WAUG offers both full-day and afternoon passes, but we recommend the full-day pass (as the morning open run is a must).

However, if you want to experience the theme park's true essence, rather than just ride the four major thrill rides, you can purchase an afternoon ticket. There's also an Early Park In (Fuji-Q admission ticket package), which allows you to enter the park 15 to 30 minutes before opening time. Why not get in a little earlier than the crowds and skip the wait for popular attractions that normally require 2 to 3 hours? Click here to purchase Early Park In .