Fuji-Q Highland F&B Package

Must Do Experiences

• Brave the legendary Fujiyama and Eejanaika roller coasters for record-breaking thrills and aerial acrobatics.

• Explore the enchanting Thomas Land area, a perfect family-friendly zone filled with colorful rides and interactive play spaces.

• Use your JPY 1500 meal coupon to grab a bite at the park's unique themed cafes and snack stalls.

• Take in the spectacular, unobstructed panoramic views of Mount Fuji from the Ferris wheel and observation decks.

Hidden Gems

• Visit the Fu-Q Museum, an often-overlooked optical illusion art museum inside the park that offers mind-bending photo opportunities.

• Head to the Highland Resort Hotel & Spa area just outside the gates for a relaxing public onsen to soothe your muscles after a day of extreme rides.

• Look out for the hidden Evangelion and Gundam themed attractions and merchandise shops that cater to hardcore anime fans.

What Makes it Special

• The package includes a JPY 1500 meal coupon alongside your 1-Day Free Pass, ensuring you stay fueled for the rides without worrying about extra food costs.

• It boasts some of the steepest, fastest, and longest roller coasters in the world, all set against the majestic backdrop of Mount Fuji.

• Seasonal complimentary gifts are included with your booking, adding a unique and exclusive souvenir to your theme park experience.

Perfect Timing

When to visit for the best experience

The best time to visit is on a weekday during the spring or autumn months when the weather is mild, crowds are manageable, and the skies are clear for optimal Mount Fuji viewing. Arriving right at opening time is crucial to beat the long queues for the major roller coasters, while late afternoon offers beautiful golden hour lighting for photography. Winter visits from February to March offer crisp, stunning views of the snow-capped mountain, though some water rides may be closed for the season.

Photography Guide

Capture the perfect shots

• Capture the iconic shot of the Fujiyama roller coaster looping with Mount Fuji in the background from the designated viewing areas near the park entrance.

• Visit the Fu-Q Museum and the various anime-themed zones for highly stylized, interactive, and colorful photo opportunities that look great on social media.

• Avoid using flash photography in dark rides or indoor attractions, and always respect the strict no-photography rules while actually on the moving roller coasters.

Cultural Etiquette

Respect local customs and traditions

Japanese theme park etiquette dictates that you should queue patiently and never cut in line, as orderliness is highly valued. When dining at the park's cafes using your meal coupon, remember to clear your own trays and return them to the designated collection areas after eating. Tipping is not practiced in Japan, so simply offer a polite thank you to the staff serving your food or operating the rides.

Special Events & Experiences

Enhanced experiences and seasonal highlights

• Fuji-Q Highland hosts spectacular Halloween horror nights in autumn, featuring massive, park-wide haunted attractions and zombie zones.

• Winter brings beautiful illumination events and special seasonal decorations from February to March, transforming the park into a snowy wonderland.

• Summer features vibrant water-splashing festivals and special evening fireworks displays that light up the sky above Mount Fuji.

Important Guidelines & Safety

Essential safety information and guidelines

• Strictly adhere to the height and health restrictions posted at the entrance of each ride, especially if you have back, neck, or heart conditions.

• Ensure all loose items, including phones, wallets, and keys, are securely stored in lockers before boarding any roller coaster, as dropping items from high speeds is extremely dangerous.

• Stay hydrated and take regular breaks in shaded or indoor areas, as the park involves a lot of walking and standing in the sun.