Ultimate Guide to Visiting Fuji-Q Highland | Timings, Location, Tips & More

Front Gate

Location: Located on the front side of the park, easily accessible from the main road, adjacent to the highway bus terminal.

Access: Most visitors arrive at Fuji-Q Highland through the Front Gate, accessible by public transportation, private vehicles, or taxis: Suitable for all ticket holders, including general admission and those with online pre-purchased tickets.

Second Gate

Location: Positioned on the back side of the park, it is convenient for those coming from the Kawaguchiko Station area.

Access: Accessible by foot directly from Fujikyu-Highland Station, providing an alternative entrance for visitors approaching from the rear side of the park.

• Paid lockers: Paid lockers of various dimensions are available so you can store your items without worrying about lugging them around.
• ATM: ATM facilities are available for easy and quick cash withdrawal just near the front entrance.
• Lost article service: Find your lost items at the lost and found service available next to the Teacups Tickets office in the park.
• Restrooms: There are plenty of rest rooms scattered throughout Fuji-Q Highland amusement park.
• Food and beverages: You can refuel at any of the numerous restaurants, cafes, or bakeries inside the park.

Wheelchair: Most of the park is wheelchair and you can rent them for a nominal fee. Certain attractions or rides might require you to rent wheelchairs.

Baby strollers: The park is accessible by strollers, so you can bring your kids along. You can rent strollers for your kids from both park entrances.

• Aid room: Fuji-Q Highland provides medical assistance for injuries or sickness at the Information Center near Food Stadium.
• Lost child service: Assistance for lost children is available next to the Teacups Tickets office in the park.
• Restrooms with diaper change sheets and stations: Diaper change stations at various restrooms inside park toilet areas, Thomas Land, and others.
• Nursing rooms: Facilities for nursing mothers available at Thomas Restaurant, Thomas' Dokidoki Playground, Aid Room beside Food Stadium, Lisa and Gaspard Dairy of Sky Journey.

• Inquire about height, age, and health standards for each attraction.
• Staff may refuse service based on individual circumstances to ensure safety
• Baggage and metal detector inspections are mandatory for all visitors at park entry.
• Some attractions have additional metal detector checks to prevent falling objects.
• Children under 7 must be accompanied by a junior high school student or above.
• When leaving strollers, take valuables and personal items with you for security.
• Tricycles and self-propelled vehicles are not allowed in the park.

• Early arrival: Beat the crowds by arriving early in the day to maximize your time on popular attractions and enjoy shorter waiting times.
• Weather-appropriate attire: Dress in layers and wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and queuing. The weather around Mount Fuji can vary, so check forecasts and be prepared.
• Full-day experience: Fuji-Q Highland offers a plethora of rides and attractions; plan to spend a full day fully exploring and making the most of your visit.
• Queue strategies: Consider utilizing the single rider lines if available, or purchase an all-day access pass to skip long queues on busy days and enjoy more rides.
• Bring snacks and water: While there are food options inside, having snacks and water on hand can keep you energized between meals and save time waiting in lines.
• Check ride requirements: Some attractions have height or health restrictions. Familiarize yourself with these beforehand to ensure everyone in your group can enjoy the rides.
• Fuji-Q Highland app: Download the official app for real-time updates on ride wait times, park maps, and announcements, enhancing your overall experience.
• Souvenir shopping: Allocate time for souvenir shopping; there are unique items available, and the park's shops can be less crowded during off-peak hours.

Fuji-Q Highland has multiple gift shops that offer a diverse range of souvenirs and merchandise, including:

• Themed apparel: T-shirts, hoodies, and accessories featuring Fuji-Q Highland logos and popular attractions.
• Plush toys: Cute and collectible plush toys representing iconic characters or rides in the park.
• Mementos: Unique keepsakes such as keychains, magnets, and postcards celebrating the Fuji-Q Highland experience.
• Exclusive Fuji-Q merchandise: Limited edition items that capture the essence of the park and its attractions.
• Snacks and treats: Japanese snacks, candies, and Fuji-Q Highland-branded treats for a delightful taste of the region.

• Food Stadium: The largest restaurant inside Fuji-Q Highland, it offers many cuisines from around the world in a food court setting.
• Garden Kitchen @ Base: Famous for its legendary soft-serve gelatos, this restaurant is perfect for a quick lunch break and offers a variety of dishes, like ramen, bagel sandwiches, and Yangnyeom chicken.
• Village Vanguard Diner: A gourmet burger shop, Village Vanguard Diner serves up delicious burgers with brioche buns, fresh veggies and additive-free beef patty.
• Giraffa: An award-winning curry bread speciality store, Giraffa’s yummy cheese curry bread is the perfect combo of gooey, melty cheese and vegetables flavored with over 30 kinds of spices.

• Fuji Lake Hotel: Nestled on the shores of Lake Kawaguchi, this hotel offers stunning views of Mount Fuji, just 3 kilometers from Fuji-Q Highland.
• Highland Resort Hotel & Spa: A mere 5-minute walk from Fuji-Q Highland, this upscale hotel boasts modern amenities, hot spring baths, and panoramic vistas of the surrounding mountains.
• Hotel Regina Kawaguchiko: Located 2 kilometers away, this comfortable hotel provides easy access to Fuji-Q Highland and features a relaxing onsen with views of Mount Fuji.
• HOTEL MYSTAYS Fuji Onsen Resort: Within a 10-minute drive, this resort-style hotel offers a tranquil escape, complete with an onsen and views of Mount Fuji from select rooms.