Information checked: September 4, 2026, 8:31 AM JST.
Fuji-Q Highland has changed the parking-payment procedure for the concerts on Saturday, September 5 and Sunday, September 6. Standard vehicles will pay 2,000 yen per entry in advance, and payment is cash only.
Key Facts For Travelers
Cash Only And Capacity Is Not Guaranteed
The official notice says parking charges are collected before entry and only cash is accepted. Prepare the correct payment method before joining the vehicle queue; do not rely on a card, phone wallet, or post-exit payment machine.
When the main lot is full, staff may direct drivers to temporary parking. If every regular and temporary area reaches capacity, entry can be refused. A Fuji-Q Highland admission ticket or concert ticket does not reserve a parking space.
Drop-Off And Post-Concert Restrictions
Drivers dropping off or collecting passengers should use the Eejanaika parking area near the railway crossing. Stopping or waiting on surrounding roads is prohibited because it adds congestion and affects local residents.
After the concert, vehicles cannot enter Parking Lot 1. If your group separates, agree on the correct official meeting and pickup point before the event ends rather than trying to return to the first lot.
Public Transport Is The Safer Plan
Fuji-Q specifically asks visitors to use public transport to reduce traffic. Fujikyu Railway has separately published late-train arrangements for these concerts, so rail remains the most predictable option for many visitors staying near a station.
If driving is unavoidable, arrive with extra time, carry cash, follow staff to the assigned area, and be prepared to change plans if parking fills. Never use an undesignated business, residential street, or roadside space.
Traveler Actions
- Bring Japanese yen cash for the prepaid parking charge.
- Do not treat a concert or park ticket as a parking reservation.
- Use the designated Eejanaika-area location for pickup and drop-off.
- Avoid roadside waiting and all parking outside officially assigned areas.
- Prefer Fujikyu Railway or another public-transport plan when practical.
Official Sources
- Fuji-Q Highland official notice: September 5-6 concert parking payment, prices, opening time, pickup area, and capacity warning
- Fujikyu Railway official notice: late trains for the September 5-6 concert
Update History
- September 4, 2026: Created from Fuji-Q Highland’s September 1 parking notice, with cash-only prepayment, prices, gate opening, pickup guidance, and capacity limits checked.
