The attractions looked great and the ones we were able to use were excellent. However there was a light to moderate rain falling and they closed all the attractions. No refund is available as a result of closurea due to ‘extreme’ weather.

This worked out really well for us for 2 reasons. The weather was great for April, cloudy then sunny but not too warm and no wind and My wife did lots of research into rides, ticketing and priority tickets. Face recognition technology made it quick and easy to get onto rides. A Small theme park versus US standards but queues were short for us and there is the novelty of it being in Japan. Big roller coasters and big rides were amazing.

Went here with family, theres some really good rides but it should be called "Fuji Queue Highland". Make your life easy and get the day ticket which includes all the extra parks like Thomas Land otherwise you have to deal with hard to use ticket machines for each ride. Use the bus and the train to get back into the town from here, you need to speak Japanese to order a taxi

I have visited many amusement parks and this is the most civilised.We were lucky to be staying in the Highland resort next door so got discounted day passes and the magical 30 mins to ride the biggest coasters before a queue formed.Staff were lovely and the safety checks thorough( necessary when you have the tallest coaster at 72 metres and another with the steepest descent at 121 degrees). The young Japanese crowd visiting were well mannered and we saw no running or queue hopping but they really excelled at screaming! With the day pass and the flawless face recognition you can come and go which was useful when a storm arrived in the afternoon.

I saw some reviews that this place should be renamed Fuji QUEUE because of the long wait times for rides but we hoped our visit would be less crowded... Although it looked like there weren't that many people visiting, the ride lines were between 40 minutes and up to 2 hours long! Which is just outrageous! We ended up buying the express passes but these are EXTREMELY over priced at 30 dollars (AUD) each!!! Food and drinks are also very expensive. Not as well kept as Disney but the rides (when you eventually get on them) are awesome!

I'm not sure why Fuji-Q is getting so many one-star ratings because my experience was so good!! I booked my ticket through klook as I was on the car ride to Fuji-Q because I wanted to make sure that the weather will be good and that the thrill rides are open. The booking process was so easy and straightforward--pay through the app and get the QR code instantly. From there you just present the QR code to the person right before security where they will give you a physical ticket which you use to pass through the facial recognition registration gate. From there, you'll just use the facial recognition to enter the rides. Super simple. Went there on a Sunday in winter, and to our surprise, there were very short queues. We didn't get any priority passes anymore since the wait times for the thrill rides were 20-40 mins. The only downside about going in winter are: 1. Rides suddenly close due to strong winds and low temperatures. We were still able to ride Fujiyama then noticed they stopped the ride due to winds an hour later and never reopened within the day. 2. COLD. It was like being blasted with freezing winds on your face, and my feet were numb after Eejenaika since shoes are taken off. But hey I rode them multiple times so I'm not complaining. There were absolutely no queues for food which was a relief after experiencing a hell of a queue just for a box of pizza at USJ. We ate the pork cutlet and yakisoba and it was so good. We went inside Starbucks to warm ourselves after rides and even that didn't have any queues. Overall, i had such a great, great time and 10/10 I will go back again in the winter time.