Fuji-Q Highland Crowd Forecast | Nov 2026-Jan 2027 Summary

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Fuji-Q Highland is located at an elevation of approximately 830 meters, making it generally more comfortable than central Tokyo even in midsummer. However, visitors should be mindful of crowds, heatstroke, and sudden thunderstorms from July through September.

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🔄 Updated daily | Last updated: Nov 3, 2026

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  • 1Very quiet
  • 2Quiet
  • 3Normal
  • 4Slightly busy
  • 5Busy
  • 6Very busy
  • 7Extremely busy

Weather

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  • Cloudy
  • Rain
  • Thunderstorm
  • Snow
  • Wintry Mix
  • Strong Winds (incl. Typhoon)

Status

  • As forecast (the number is the actual crowd level)
  • One level off the forecast
  • Two or more levels off the forecast
  • PastPast (no check)
  • TodayUpdating Today's Data
  • ForecastForecast (High Accuracy)
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  • Event day (tap the date for details)

WBGT (Heat Stress Index)

  • 31+ Danger
  • 28-31 Severe Warning
  • 25-28 Warning (shown in day details)

November 2026

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🎯 Best 3 quieter days in November (forecast)

  1. Nov 4 (Wed)Lv3 Normal
  2. Nov 6 (Fri)Lv3 Normal
  3. Nov 9 (Mon)Lv3 Normal

🎯 Best 3 quieter days in December (forecast)

  1. Dec 1 (Tue)Lv3 Normal
  2. Dec 2 (Wed)Lv3 Normal
  3. Dec 3 (Thu)Lv3 Normal

At Fuji-Q Highland, days when FUJIYAMA, Eejanaika, Takabisha or ZOKKON is officially scheduled to be closed all day are left out. Schedules can change, so check the official site before you go.

At Fuji-Q Highland, major coasters are sometimes suspended on certain days (inspections, weather, etc.). Check the official site before you go.

Our forecast is updated every morning, so these dates may change.

Fuji-Q Highland - Today & Tomorrow🎯 Accuracy 79.8/100ⓘ Unofficial estimate
Today11/3 (Tue)😐 Lv4 Slightly busy👥 Attendance estimate: about 5,100–6,300 (our estimate)Hours09:00–19:00Ticket¥7,900Same as yesterdayWeather🌧️ 17°C / 7°C / WBGT 15Avg. wait40–50 min💬 Start early and prioritize the most popular attractions first.
See current waits for major attractions

Major attractions (live)Updated 16:56 / Open 34 / 45

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AttractionsWait Time
Fujiyama - King of Coasters30 min
Eejanaika - 4th Dimension Hypercoaster70 min
Takabisha - Steepest Roller Coaster60 min
ZOKKON80 min
Tekkotsubanchou - Sky Tower Swinger40 min
Nagashimasuka - Shoot the Chute20 min
Tondemina - Super Pendulum20 min
Fuji Airways - 4D RideClosed
Thomas and Percy's Fun Ride10 min
Naruto X Boruto Ninja Voltage 3D Shooting Ride10 min
Show the other attractions (35)
AttractionsWait Time
Attack on Titan THE RIDE60 min
Ultimate Fort -IMPOSSIBLE GAMES-40 min
Kirarinko20 min
Tentekomai - Sky Roller20 min
Almost Like a Roller Coaster V10 min
Eiffel Tower Carousel10 min
FUJIYAMA SKYDECK10 min
Game Arcade Ninjutsu Carnival10 min
Hopping Winston10 min
Lisa and Gaspard amazing mirror10 min
Mischievous Cranky10 min
Nia and Animal Coaster10 min
Ninjutsu Training Museum - NARUTO NINJUTSU PHOTO STUDIO -10 min
Par-tea Cup10 min
Phantom theater10 min
Rilakkuma's Makumaku Sweets Viking10 min
Shining Flower Ferris Wheel10 min
Sumikkogurashi's Balloon Cupcake10 min
Thomas and the Dancing Party10 min
Thomas' Happy Smile10 min
Thomas' Treasure Hunt10 min
Thomas's Bubbly Splash10 min
WAKUWAKU CARNIVAL10 min
Wave Swinger10 min
MEMORY STUDIOOpen
3D-Maze Thomas CircusClosed
FUJIYAMA SLIDERClosed
FUJIYAMA WALKClosed
GO! GO! BulstrodeClosed
Let's Go! Harold's Sky PatrolClosed
Lisa and Gaspard Dairy of Sky JourneyClosed
Panic ClockClosed
Red Drop TowerClosed
Super Scary Labyrinth of FearClosed
Thomas' Dokidoki PlaygroundClosed

Current waits as of the time above (updated every 5 minutes).

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Tomorrow11/4 (Wed)🙂 Lv3 Normal👥 Attendance estimate: about 3,900–5,000 (our estimate)Hours09:00–19:00Ticket¥7,600300 yen cheaper than todayWeather🌧️ 14°C / 8°C / WBGT 12Avg. wait30–40 min💬 Waits tend to grow in the afternoon; decide rest spots in advance.🌤 Tomorrow's forecastTemp14°C/8°CHumiditymax 99%Rain100%Windmax 2.3m/s(OpenWeatherMap, updated 11/3 05:05)
Estimated waits for major attractions

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Crowd Forecast Calendars for Other Parks

Daily crowd levels, weather, and temperatures vary by theme park. Compare them to plan your trip.

Forecasts are estimates. Check the official site for the latest information.

Fuji-Q Highland — Average Actual Wait Times by Major Attraction (last 90 days)
Major attractionWeekdays (avg)Weekends and holidays (avg)Longest (last 30 days)
ZOKKON55 min88 min137 min
Takabisha - Steepest Roller Coaster43 min67 min119 min
Eejanaika - 4th Dimension Hypercoaster43 min61 min116 min
Nagashimasuka - Shoot the Chute42 min54 min77 min
Tekkotsubanchou - Sky Tower Swinger38 min52 min73 min
Fujiyama - King of Coasters32 min50 min98 min
Tondemina - Super Pendulum24 min27 min40 min
Fuji Airways - 4D Ride22 min23 min57 min
Naruto X Boruto Ninja Voltage 3D Shooting Ride13 min18 min37 min
Thomas and Percy's Fun Ride10 min16 min27 min

Averages computed from 89 days of actual measurements (2026-08-05 to 2026-11-02). Powered by Queue-Times.com / Busiest time of day across the park: around 15:00 (measured average).

📋 Fuji-Q Highland Crowd Forecast List (November 2026 / December 2026 / January 2027) — text version

All values are forecasts on a 7-level scale (Lv1 Very quiet – Lv7 Extremely busy) and may change. See the interactive calendar above for weather, events, and details of each day.

Fuji-Q Highland Crowd Forecast — November 2026 (from today onward)
DateDayCrowd Level (Expected Wait)Notes / Events
11/3TueLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)Holiday: Culture Day
11/4WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/5ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/6FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/7SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
11/8SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/9MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/10TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/11WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/12ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/13FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/14SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
11/15SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/16MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/17TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/18WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/19ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/20FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/21SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
11/22SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/23MonLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)Holiday: Labor Thanksgiving Day
11/24TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/25WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/26ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/27FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/28SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
11/29SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
11/30MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
Fuji-Q Highland Crowd Forecast — December 2026 (from today onward)
DateDayCrowd Level (Expected Wait)Notes / Events
12/1TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/2WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/3ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/4FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/5SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
12/6SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/7MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/8TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/9WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/10ThuPark Closed
12/11FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/12SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
12/13SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/14MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/15TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/16WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/17ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/18FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/19SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
12/20SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/21MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/22TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/23WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/24ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/25FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/26SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
12/27SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/28MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/29TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/30WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
12/31ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
Fuji-Q Highland Crowd Forecast — January 2027 (from today onward)
DateDayCrowd Level (Expected Wait)Notes / Events
1/1FriLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)Holiday: New Year's Day
1/2SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
1/3SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/4MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/5TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/6WedLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/7ThuLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/8FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/9SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
1/10SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/11MonLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)Holiday: Coming of Age Day
1/12TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/13WedPark Closed
1/14ThuPark Closed
1/15FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/16SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
1/17SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/18MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/19TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/20WedPark Closed
1/21ThuPark Closed
1/22FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/23SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
1/24SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/25MonLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/26TueLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/27WedPark Closed
1/28ThuPark Closed
1/29FriLv3 Normal (30–40 min)
1/30SatLv4 Slightly busy (40–50 min)
1/31SunLv3 Normal (30–40 min)

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Fuji-Q Highland crowd forecast summary: November 2026–January 2027

“One more round of coasters before winter really sets in!” But prices change by the day, coasters close for maintenance date by date, and winter hours get shorter — it’s hard to know when to go.

Here’s the short answer first: on our forecast, weekdays look calmer in all three months, while Saturdays, three-day weekends with a national holiday, and the New Year holidays look busier.

Don’t pick by price alone: even on a cheap weekday, a big coaster may be closed. Narrow your date down in this order:

  1. Leave out the closure days of the rides you want (see “Events & closures” below)
  2. From what’s left, choose a weekday or a cheaper day (each month’s key-points table)
  3. Check that day’s opening hours and decide when you’ll head home

Fuji-Q Highland November 2026 crowd trend

On our forecast, November weekdays look calmer, while Saturdays and the national holidays (Culture Day and Labor Thanksgiving Day) look busier. Saturday, November 21 through Monday, November 23 is a three-day weekend.

The Halloween events and the My Hero Academia collaboration end in early November, and “Thomas Land Christmas 2026” starts on Monday, November 2.

The adult One-Day Pass has three prices. The cheapest, ¥7,200 (approx. $48 USD), applies on only two days: Wednesday, November 25 and Thursday, November 26. Tuesday, November 24 is a weekday but ¥7,900, so check the date rather than the day of the week (table below).

The Ferris wheel closes for renewal work from November 9, so if you want to ride it, go by Sunday, November 8.

Fuji-Q Highland | November 2026 key points

Item Key points
Crowd forecast (our own forecast) Weekdays look relatively calm; Saturdays and national holidays look busier. The 21st (Sat)–23rd (Mon, holiday) is a three-day weekend.
Events “Thomas Land Christmas 2026” from the 2nd. The Halloween events and the My Hero Academia collaboration end in turn between the 1st and the 8th.
Ticket prices Adult One-Day Pass: ¥7,200 on the 25th (Wed) and 26th (Thu); ¥7,600 on the 4th, 5th, 10th–12th, 17th–19th, 27th (Fri) and 30th (Mon); ¥7,900 on every other day.
Coaster closures Takabisha on the 5th, Eejanaika on the 10th, ZOKKON on the 11th and FUJIYAMA on the 19th (full days); FUJIYAMA also until 1:00 PM on the 18th.
Ferris wheel Closed for renewal work from November 9, 2026 to January 31, 2027. To ride it, go by the 8th (Sun).
Opening hours 9:00 AM–8:00 PM on the 1st, 14th, 21st and 22nd; 9:00 AM–6:00 PM on the 7th and 24th–29th; 10:00 AM–5:00 PM on the 30th (Mon); 9:00 AM–7:00 PM on every other day.

Of the ¥7,600 weekdays, the 5th, 10th, 11th and 19th are days when one of the four headline coasters is closed. If you’re choosing on price, check that the coaster you want is running that day.

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Fuji-Q Highland December 2026 crowd trend

On our forecast, December weekdays look calm too, and Saturdays look busier. The cheapest ¥7,200 days fall on Tuesdays to Thursdays, and from Friday, December 25 the year-end is ¥7,900 (table below).

Thursday, December 10 is a closed day. Weekday hours are short — about seven hours — so decide your must-ride coasters first and arrive for opening. On New Year’s Eve the park stays open past midnight (table below).

“Persona 30th × Fuji-Q Highland” starts on Friday, December 4; per the official site, details of the collaboration attractions, food and merchandise will follow.

The December maintenance closure schedule is listed as “to be published once decided” and had not been posted as of October 25, 2026.

Fuji-Q Highland | December 2026 key points

Item Key points
Crowd forecast (our own forecast) Weekdays look relatively calm; Saturdays look busier. On short-hours days, pick your must-ride coasters and arrive for opening.
Ticket prices Adult ¥7,200 on the 1st–3rd, 8th–9th and 15th–17th; ¥7,600 on the 4th, 7th, 11th, 14th, 18th and 21st–24th; ¥7,900 on weekends and from the 25th.
Closed day The 10th (Thu).
Opening hours Weekdays mostly 10:00 AM–5:00 PM. Weekends (5th, 6th, 12th, 13th, 19th, 20th) 9:00 AM–6:00 PM; the 26th–30th 9:00 AM–7:00 PM; the 31st from 9:00 AM until 1:00 AM the next morning.
Events “Persona 30th × Fuji-Q Highland” from the 4th; collaboration details to be announced.
Maintenance closures Not yet announced as of October 25, 2026.

Fuji-Q Highland January 2027 crowd trend

On our forecast, the New Year holidays and the Coming of Age Day three-day weekend (January 9–11) look busy, and weekdays after that look calmer.

January has six closed days on Wednesdays and Thursdays (table below), so if you’re going on a weekday, rule those out first. The park opens at 9:00 AM on January 1–3 and at 10:00 AM on every other day, so decide your time home in advance.

“Thomas Land Christmas 2026” runs through Coming of Age Day on the 11th, and the Persona collaboration and the Ferris wheel closure continue to the end of the month. January’s price table and maintenance closures had not been announced as of October 25, 2026.

Fuji-Q Highland | January 2027 key points

Item Key points
Crowd forecast (our own forecast) The New Year holidays and the 9th–11th three-day weekend look busy; weekdays after the long weekend look relatively calm.
Closed days The 13th, 14th, 20th, 21st, 27th and 28th.
Opening hours 9:00 AM–7:00 PM on the 1st and 2nd; 9:00 AM–6:00 PM on the 3rd; 10:00 AM–6:00 PM on the 9th and 10th; 10:00 AM–5:00 PM on every other day.
Events “Thomas Land Christmas 2026” through the 11th (Mon, holiday); the Persona collaboration through the 31st (Sun).
Ferris wheel Closed for renewal work through the 31st (Sun).
Prices and maintenance closures Not yet announced as of October 25, 2026.

Events & closures for winter 2026–27 (November–January)

“Thomas Land Christmas 2026” runs from November into January, and the Persona collaboration joins from December.

Events (officially announced)

  • Thomas Land Christmas 2026: Monday, November 2, 2026 – Monday, January 11 (holiday), 2027 / Christmas stamp rally and storytelling sessions on weekends and holidays
  • Persona 30th × Fuji-Q Highland: Friday, December 4, 2026 – Sunday, January 31, 2027 / details to be announced
  • Uzumaki Naruto Birthday Festival 2026 (our English rendering): through Monday, November 23 (holiday), 2026
  • Love Acceleration Research Institute: Saturday, November 7, 2026
  • Ending in early November: the HAPPY ANNIVERSARY campaign and Thomas Land Halloween Party! (November 1), Lisa and Gaspard’s Exciting Halloween Party (November 3) and the My Hero Academia collaboration (November 8)

The Thomas Land area closes earlier than the rest of the park on most days from November to January, so with small children, do Thomas Land first.

Long-term closures

The Red Tower is closed for the time being because of the Cool Japan demolition work (no reopening date). Tentekomai is closed from October 5, 2026 until late July 2027 (planned) for the construction of a new large attraction, and the Ferris wheel from November 9, 2026 to January 31, 2027 for renewal work.

November maintenance closures (as posted on October 25, 2026)

  • Thursday, November 5: Takabisha
  • Tuesday, November 10: Eejanaika
  • Wednesday, November 11: ZOKKON
  • Monday, November 16: Nagashimasuka
  • Wednesday, November 18: FUJIYAMA (until 1:00 PM)
  • Thursday, November 19: FUJIYAMA
  • Monday, November 30: Nagashimasuka and Tekkotsuban-cho

The full-day closures of the headline coasters fall on weekdays. FUJIYAMA was listed for November 4 in mid-October and has since moved to November 18–19, so check the official schedule again close to your visit; December’s and January’s schedules have not been posted yet. The big coasters can also close on the day for strong wind or lightning — the official site and app show same-day status.

How our September 2026 Fuji-Q Highland forecast compared with the real crowds

Coaster waits change a lot depending on the day you go. Here is how our September 2026 forecast lined up with the actual crowds.

Item Days
Days checked 24 (excluding 6 days without enough records)
Forecast matched the actual level exactly 8
Within one level (including exact matches) 18
Off by two levels or more 6 (4 of them were busier than forecast)

The biggest misses were the following (levels are our crowd levels; wait times are the actual daily average).

Date Morning forecast Actual Average wait
Tuesday, September 22 (a Citizens’ Holiday) Level 4 Level 7 145.4 min (September’s highest)
Monday, September 14 Level 3 Level 6 65.4 min
Sunday, September 13 Level 3 Level 5 54.8 min
Sunday, September 27 Level 3 Level 5 52.4 min

Most of the misses were busier than forecast — above all September 22 in the Silver Week holiday, forecast at Level 4 and actually Level 7.

If you’re going on a Sunday or a long weekend, allow for a busier day than forecast: decide your must-ride coasters first and arrive for opening.

These actual results go into our daily data, which feeds the next forecasts. The September results for all five parks are in our September 2026 crowd report (Japanese).

More English guides

Compare other parks with our English crowd calendars for Tokyo Disneyland, Tokyo DisneySea, USJ, and LEGOLAND Japan, or browse all English travel guides.

Checking cold-weather gear, transport plans and the busier days in advance makes the day-of decisions much easier.From November, the mornings and evenings at the foot of Mt. Fuji get properly cold. Whether you packed one extra layer decides how the last hour before closing feels.

In December and January, the wind on the coasters and the time spent queuing outdoors can chill you quickly. Gloves and something to cover your neck make the waits much easier.

Fuji-Q Highland, FUJIYAMA, Eejanaika, Takabisha, ZOKKON, Tekkotsuban-cho, and related names, trademarks, and works belong to Fujikyuko Co., Ltd., Fuji-Q Highland Co., Ltd., and their respective rights holders. Licensed IP also belongs to its respective owners—including Thomas Land (©2024 Gullane (Thomas) Limited; the Thomas brand is held by the Mattel, Inc. group), NARUTO × BORUTO Fuji Konohagakure no Sato (© Masashi Kishimoto Scott / Shueisha, TV Tokyo, Pierrot), My Hero Academia (©Kohei Horikoshi / Shueisha, My Hero Academia Project), Lisa and Gaspard Town (©2023 Anne Gutman & Georg Hallensleben / Hachette Livre), Rilakkuma and Sumikkogurashi (San-X Co., Ltd.), and the Persona series. This is an unofficial, fan-made forecast site—not the official Fuji-Q Highland website, and not an official partner of any of these rights holders.

Note: Images on this page were created with generative AI.

Official reference pages

Hours, prices, events, and closures can change. Always check the official sources before you visit.

The day-by-day closure information appears as a table on the monthly schedule page. Once your date is fixed, reading that one row is the fastest way to check (the written content on this page was checked on October 25, 2026).

How to read this calendar

Fuji-Q Highland’s crowd forecast is shown on a 1–7 scale (lower = quieter). Tap any date for the weather, temperature, scheduled events and estimated wait times for the main attractions.

Past dates show recorded wait times; future dates are our forecasts. Our forecasts can differ from actual crowds.

If you want to ride as many coasters as possible, start with the low-level days, then check the closure days for the rides you want and the operating hours too.

How the forecast works

We collect data every day and build our forecasts from the data we have accumulated.

How well the forecast is doing is published as an accuracy score at the top of the calendar — misses included, exactly as they land.

Note: the crowd outlook on this page is our own forecast and is not a guarantee of actual conditions. For operating hours, prices, events and closures, Fuji-Q Highland’s official announcements are authoritative.

FAQ

Q. How often is the data updated?
A. The crowd calendar numbers are updated automatically every morning. We collect data every day and build our forecasts from the data we have accumulated. The written content on this page was checked against Fuji-Q Highland’s official site on October 25, 2026.

Q. How many months of the Fuji-Q Highland crowd calendar can I see?
A. 24 months in total — the past 12 and the next 12. That means you can start planning next year’s long weekends and spring break right now.

Q. When is the One-Day Pass cheapest in winter?
A. Per the official price tables, the cheapest adult price, ¥7,200 (approx. $48 USD), applies on November 25 and 26, and on December 1–3, 8, 9 and 15–17. Other days are in each month’s key-points table. The January 2027 price table has not been announced yet.

Q. If I pick a quiet weekday, can I ride all the coasters?
A. No. Maintenance closures for the big coasters fall on weekdays. On the official November schedule, Takabisha is closed on November 5, Eejanaika on November 10, ZOKKON on November 11 and FUJIYAMA on November 19 (and until 1:00 PM on November 18). The schedules from December onward have not been announced yet.

Q. Where can I check whether the ride I want is closed?
A. Fuji-Q Highland’s official operating hours and schedule page carries the day-by-day closure information as a table. Reading the row for your date is the fastest check there is.

Q. Are the Red Tower, the Ferris wheel and Tentekomai running?
A. The official site states that the Red Tower is closed for the time being because of the Cool Japan demolition work. The Ferris wheel is closed for renewal work from November 9, 2026 to January 31, 2027, and Tentekomai until late July 2027 (planned) for the construction of a new large attraction.

Q. When are the closed days in winter?
A. Per the official operating hours, the park is closed on Thursday, December 10, 2026 and on January 13, 14, 20, 21, 27 and 28, 2027 (Wednesdays and Thursdays).

Q. If I pick a low-level day, will the waits be shorter?
A. Usually, yes — treat the level as a rough guide. But even on lower-level days the popular coasters, seasonal events and the food court can still get busy. Riding the headline coasters first thing in the morning works on any level of day.

Translation note
This English page was adapted from the original Japanese with AI assistance. Rules, hours, event details, and closures can change—please always confirm the latest on the official Fuji-Q Highland site before you visit.

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