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 for its true essence rather than ride the four major scream machines, you can purchase an afternoon ticket.