Fuji-Q Highland

Entry to Fuji-Q Highland is actually free! However, to enjoy the attractions, you'll need to purchase individual tickets or a free pass. If you plan on riding popular attractions four or more times, it's more cost-effective to purchase a free pass. A one-day free pass costs between 6,000-6,800 yen for adults, 5,500-6,300 yen for middle and high school students, 4,400-5,000 yen for elementary school students, and 2,100-2,400 yen for seniors. For those arriving in the afternoon (valid from 1pm), there's an Afternoon Pass available for adults at 4,100-4,900 yen, middle and high school students at 3,800-4,600 yen, elementary school students at 3,500-4,100 yen, and seniors at 1,700-2,000 yen. Additionally, a Fast Pass that allows you to skip the line costs around 1,000 yen per ride. Prices for all tickets vary depending on the day, so it's a good idea to check the prices for the day you plan to go in advance!

Located right next to Fuji-Q Highland, there are various transportation options available for easy access, including the Fuji Kyuko Line's "Fuji-Q Highland Station," a bus terminal in the adjacent hotel's parking lot, and nearby interchanges such as "Kawaguchiko IC (for those coming from Tokyo)" and "Fujiyoshida IC (for those coming from Nagoya)." Whether you're coming by car, train, or highway bus, you won't have trouble getting here. The highway bus is recommended as it is relatively reasonable and doesn't require any transfers. With departure and arrival points in various regions such as Shinjuku, Yokohama, and Kofu, it's very convenient.