Information checked: August 26, 2026, 8:31 AM JST.
Fuji-Q Highland has started a limited autumn student campaign for visits from August 24 through September 30, 2026. The discounted passes are sold online only, and a higher-priced version bundles one advance virtual-queue use through the park’s Bunshinkun service.
Key Facts For Travelers
Compare The Two Student Passes
The lower-priced product is a student one-day pass. The bundle adds one use of Bunshinkun, the park’s paid virtual-queue service, and costs 2,000 yen more in each student age group.
The campaign page lists the standard university and vocational price against a usual range of 6,000-7,900 yen, the junior-high and high-school price against 5,500-7,400 yen, and the elementary price against 4,400-5,100 yen. Actual value therefore depends on the normal price for the visit date.
The Virtual-Queue Bundle Needs Advance Planning
The bundled Bunshinkun use must be purchased online through CLUB Fuji-Q by the day before the visit. The operator says there is no same-day or on-site sale for this service, and quantities may be limited or suspended during the busiest periods.
After the app countdown finishes, the issued boarding credential is valid for 30 minutes and must be used with the face-recognition one-day pass. Ride operations and waiting times can still change because of inspections or weather.
Check The Visit Date Before Buying
Fuji-Q publishes date-specific hours and ride closures separately. A discounted ticket does not guarantee that a particular coaster will operate, so compare the campaign with the operating calendar before purchase.
International students should keep the purchase confirmation available and review the online purchase conditions displayed before payment rather than relying only on the campaign summary.
Traveler Actions
- Buy through CLUB Fuji-Q; the student campaign is not sold at the park counter.
- Compare the standard student pass with the 2,000-yen-higher Bunshinkun bundle.
- Purchase the virtual-queue bundle no later than the day before the visit.
- Check the official ride-closure calendar before choosing the visit date.
- Keep the booking confirmation available during the visit.
Official Sources
- Fuji-Q Highland official autumn 2026 student-discount campaign
- Fuji-Q Highland official operating-hours and ride-closure index
Update History
- August 26, 2026: Created from Fuji-Q Highland’s official student campaign, including the August 24-September 30 use period, online-only prices, Bunshinkun bundle, advance-purchase requirement, and operating-calendar reminder.







