Fuji-Q Highland (with kids)

Two stars – saved only by the roller coasters. While the rides themselves are solid, the overall operations feel patronizing. The choreographed clapping chants before dispatch come across as forced, and being asked to show empty pockets again after already passing through a metal detector feels questionable, if not intrusive. Instead of feeling welcome, you get the sense that visitors are treated ...

If you are visiting Mount Fuji, this is a must-see. It is very accessible by bus from the nearby towns. There are lots of food options and ride options for people of any age. The rides can also be very intense, which was awesome. I had lots of fun here and hope to come again eventually.

Fuji-Q Highland was one of the happiest trips of my life. We traveled from Yokohama and visited after spending a day climbing Mt. Fuji. The ticket was a little over ¥5,000, and our group had 7 people. Some roller coasters had waiting lines, but that wasn’t a big problem. I had an amazing experience with so many thrilling activities. I couldn’t experience the whole park in one day, but what I did ...

Fuji-Q Highland is one of those places that feels like it was designed to test both your courage and your patience. The roller coasters here aren’t just rides, they’re full-blown spiritual experiences that fling you into the sky, flip your stomach inside out, and then set you gently back down with a strange new respect for gravity. These are without a doubt some of the best coasters in Japan, and ...

Great Place!!! Little to no waiting in line, plus it’s incredibly cheaper than Disneyland, and I was able to try all the rides, their best rides is all their rollercoasters! Very very extreme, but it just makes you wanna ride again !!! Entrance to the park is free, but the rides cost tickets, I recommend buying the all you can ride ticket online to make the most of the visit. They also have great ...