Yes — entry is ¥0. You get a free entry ticket, then pay per ride: big coasters (FUJIYAMA, ZOKKON, Takabisha, Eejanaika) ~¥2,000 each, other popular rides ¥1,000–1,500, the Ferris wheel ~¥800. The 'Senritsu Meikyu' haunted walk-through is ¥4,000 with a One-Day Pass / ¥8,000 without (per group of up to 4) (as of June 2026; check official).

For 1 Apr–30 Jun 2026: adult ¥7,200–7,900, junior/high-school ¥6,700–7,400, elementary ¥4,900–5,100, infant/senior ¥2,400–2,600 (variable pricing). It doesn't cover a few things like Senritsu Meikyu and coin machines; buy date-specified online (as of June 2026; check official).

FUJIYAMA: 110cm+ (110–130cm needs a guardian aged 13+), up to age 64. ZOKKON: 120–195cm, up to 64. Takabisha: ~125cm+, up to 54. Eejanaika: 125–200cm, up to 54. No riding while pregnant or in a wheelchair; check staff for details (as of June 2026).

Direct highway buses (Fujikyu) run from Shinjuku (Busta), Tokyo Station Yaesu South, Shibuya, Akihabara, Ikebukuro, Haneda and more, with combined bus + One-Day Pass sets. By train: JR Chuo limited express Shinjuku → Otsuki, then the Fujikyuko line to Fujikyu-Highland Station. Times and fares vary — check official (as of June 2026).

The park-adjacent Highland Resort Hotel & Spa (with Thomas, Lisa & Gaspard and NARUTO character rooms), plus Hotel Mt. Fuji, Fujisan Station Hotel and Cabin & Lounge Highland Station Inn. Perks include priority early entry, luggage holding and great access; Highland Resort guests also get free entry to Fujiyama Onsen and the Fujiyama Museum (as of June 2026; check official).