Fuji-Q Highland Tickets (2026): Free Entry, One Day Pass Prices, and Whether to Buy Online

You're planning a day at Fuji-Q Highland, the roller coaster park at the foot of Mt. Fuji. Walking in is free. What you pay for is rides, either per ride or with a pass such as the One Day Pass: ¥6,000 to ¥7,900 for an adult, depending on the date.

The pass is sold on the park's official ticket site, which also lists bus and train bundles. Klook and KKday sell it too. A Priority One-Day Pass with entry before opening time is sold online on some dates.

Booking through an agency? Check on the listing whether your option includes the bus from Shinjuku or only the pass.

Fuji-Q Highland tickets on Klook ↗

By How to Book Japan Editorial TeamLast checked Nov 7, 2026

Some links on this page are affiliate links. We show the park's own ticket site first.

The short version

Entry

Free. A free entrance ticket is issued online or at the counter. Rides need a ticket or pass.

One Day Pass (adult 18–64)

¥6,000–¥7,900, set by date

Junior high / high school

¥5,500–¥7,400

Elementary

¥4,400–¥5,100

Age 1+ and 65+

¥2,100–¥2,600

Afternoon Pass (from 13:00)

Adult ¥4,100–¥6,000

Where to buy

Fuji-Q's member site (membersclub.fujiq.jp), linked from the official site. Bring a phone that can go online on the day.

From Shinjuku

Highway bus to the Fuji-Q Highland stop, about 1 h 40 min. ¥2,000 online, ¥2,200 at the counter.

Which ticket do you need?

The park sells rides three ways. The One Day Pass is the default; the others are for short visits or for skipping queues.

One Day Pass

Unlimited rides for the daySome attractions are excluded; the park lists them

Afternoon Pass

Same, from 13:00Adults ¥4,100–¥6,000

Single ride tickets

Pay per ride at in-park machinesPrices are on the park's attraction fee page

Priority One-Day Pass

One Day Pass plus entry before opening time (only the big coaster runs during the early slot). Online only.Not sold Dec 2026 to Feb 5, 2027

Virtual-queue pass

One Day Pass + ¥2,000 (junior high and up)The official Q-chan app holds your place in line. Limited numbers, sold until the day before.

The haunted walk-through (Labyrinth of Fear) is not covered by the One Day Pass: you need a separate timed ticket, ¥4,000 per group of up to four with a One Day Pass, or ¥8,000 without.

Why does the price change by date?

Fuji-Q uses date-based pricing: the official ticket page says prices vary by the date of use. The price is shown on the calendar when you pick a date.

How to buy on the official site

Open the official site and go to Tickets purchase. The English ticket page lists the One Day Pass with the other passes (afternoon, Thomas Land, priority, virtual queue) and the bus and train bundles.
Choose the One Day Pass and your date. Sales run on Fuji-Q's member site. The calendar shows the price for each date.
Enter the number of people by age group and pay. Check the payment methods on the screen. The One Day Pass can't be refunded, and the date, number of people and age group can't be changed after purchase.
On the day, bring a phone that can connect. The official page asks you to bring a smartphone that can go online. Day pass holders don't need a separate entrance ticket.
No Japanese SIM? A Japan eSIM keeps your ticket and the ride app working.
Compare Japan eSIMs on Klook ↗

Official site or Klook / KKday: which is cheaper?

For the pass alone, the official site sells at the park's own price for your date; compare the agency price with it. The official ticket page also lists bus and train bundles. An agency is an option if you'd rather book in English through an app you already use.

Agency

One Day Pass, bought through an agency

Read how the voucher is redeemed on the listing. Check whether your option includes the bus or just the pass.

Fuji-Q tickets on Klook ↗Compare on KKday ↗

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On your own

Official site + your own bus ticket

Pass from the official site, and the highway bus from Busta Shinjuku booked online for ¥2,000 each way.

What the official pages said on Nov 6, 2026

Checked on Nov 6, 2026

Fuji-Q's English ticket page listed the free entrance ticket and the price ranges above for the One Day Pass and Afternoon Pass, and said prices vary by date of use.

It said the pass with priority entry is not sold from December 2026 to February 5, 2027.

The homepage announced a new FUJIYAMA train, "Soryu", from November 21, 2026, for the coaster's 30th anniversary.

Fujikyu's highway bus page gave about 1 h 40 min from Busta Shinjuku to the Fuji-Q Highland stop, adult fares from ¥2,200, or ¥2,000 booked online.

Fuji Kyuko's Fuji Excursion page listed Fuji-Q Highland among the train's stops.

How to get to Fuji-Q Highland from Tokyo

Highway bus

Busta Shinjuku (4th floor) → Fuji-Q Highland, about 1 h 40 min¥2,000 online via Fujiyama Connect, ¥2,200 at the counter. It's the stop before Kawaguchiko Station.

Train

JR to Otsuki, then the Fujikyu Line to Fuji-Q Highland StationThe JR Pass doesn't cover the Fujikyu Line.

Direct train

Fuji Excursion limited express from ShinjukuStops at Fuji-Q Highland Station. No unreserved cars: buy a reserved seat or a seat-unassigned ticket.

More on the bus and train options: Kawaguchiko from Tokyo →

Is Fuji-Q Highland worth a day?

If you're there for the roller coasters, yes: the line-up includes FUJIYAMA, which gets a new train, Soryu, from Nov 21, 2026. If you're coming for the mountain views, Lake Kawaguchi is next door. The free entrance ticket lets you walk around the park without a pass.

Check the official site for ride suspensions before you buy.