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Fuji-Q Highland
Fuji-Q Highland planning
Start with height requirements: the checker covers every restricted ride from Planet Snoopy to Orion, including Soak City.
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Planning Fuji-Q Highland, the short version
Height rules run taller than most parks: the record coasters demand 125 to 140 cm, and several also cap riders at 195 to 200 cm. Kids under 110 cm still get Thomas Land and the 90 to 100 cm family tier, so split the party by the checker before you buy passes.
Hours and pass prices sit with the official Fuji-Q Highland site. The park is about 100 minutes from Tokyo by highway bus, an easy day trip from Shinjuku.
For younger kids
Planet Snoopy leads the day
The kids area carries a deep set of rides in the 36 inch band, many with a taller companion option, and several with maximum height caps that only apply to adults. The height checker sorts all of it by your child’s exact height.
For coaster days
The 48 to 54 inch ladder
The Beast, Mystic Timbers, and The Racer open at 48 inches, Banshee and Delirium at 52, and Diamondback, Orion, Flight of Fear, and Invertigo wait at 54. The checker shows exactly which step your rider is on.
Soak City included
Two parks in one gate
Soak City water park is included with admission and has its own height rules, from 36 inch kid slides to 48 inch thrill slides. Those rules are inside the same height checker.
About this hub: Fuji-Q Highland pages roll out in stages. Height requirements are live first; park hours, the park map, and the crowd calendar are in production. Operating details change seasonally, so verify visit day specifics on the official Fuji-Q Highland site.
Park day gear worth packing
A compact set of comfort picks for long lines, heat, rain, refills, and high step counts.
