| Operating Hours | |
| Weekdays | 10am to 9pm |
| Weekends and Holidays | 9:30am to 9pm |
| Ticket Information | |||
| Children (aged 3-12) |
Youth (aged 13-17) Senior (aged 60 or older) |
Adult | |
| One day pass (valid for one day) | 3,000 yen | 3,500 yen | 4,000 yen |
| Night pass (available from 5pm) | 2,500 yen | 2,500 yen | 3,000 yen |
*Not valid for the “Action Hero” shows and special performances.
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The world's first hubless Ferris Wheel, resembling a huge doughnut standing upright in the air. |
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This exciting hyper-roller-coaster offers a thrill-packed ride, dropping from a height of 80 meters, running through the LaQua area, and jetting through the Big-O Ferris Wheel at a speed of 130 kph! Can you stay calm enough to enjoy the view? |
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A water slide that lets riders enjoy a swooping dive over a 13-meter-high waterfall, ending with flying spray. |
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A fantastic floating merry-go-round featuring animals such as horses and lions. You can also enjoy the beautiful night-time illuminations. |
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An indoor shooting-ride staged as a base camp for a pirate ship treasure hunt. But first, you have to shoot and stop the malfunctioning research robots that are running wild! |
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A musical water fountain synchronized with sounds and lights. |
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A thrilling mini-roller coaster darting around on a 300-meter-long winding track. |
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A thrilling dive from an 80-meter-high tower! |
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A cute merry-go-round featuring various animals and birds, including horses, camels, swans, and roosters. |
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On this children's version of Tower Hacker, children bounce up and down while the ride repeatedly ascends and descends. |
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A colorful bus supported by two arms is lifted to seven meters from the ground and repeatedly rotates forward and backward. |
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It is a tea cup attraction, but one unique characteristic is that the message recorded by the visitor before the ride will be played at different speed of rotation of the tea cup ride! |
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The attraction in form of a water pumping tower. The ride for two to be lifted manually by pulling at the rope, and to decline slowly by letting go of the rope. The tower itself is rotating slowly, so pull at the rope to the top, 7.5 meters from the ground, and enjoy the view. |
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Push and pull at the lever to move the tram forward. The ride for two tours around for a distance of 70 meters. |
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An area around a water fountain where the water sprays out from the ground. Entry to this area is free-of-charge, so visitors with children can casually come by to have some splashing fun! |
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The world's first hanging-type linear roller coaster. |
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A parachute-type attraction that commands a magnificent view of the city streets and buildings, rising calmly to a height of 61 meters before floating back down to the ground. |
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On this ride, two passengers pedal as if riding a bike to enjoy 'walking in the sky.' |
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A ride-type four-dimensional attraction that uses 3D imagery, sound effects, wind machines and other special effects. The cruise buses, each carrying eight passengers, experience a wide array of movements along the course to match the audiovisual imagery. |
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On this treasure-hunting attraction based on the popular "Lupin III" anime series, visitors walk through a labrinth relying on clues displayed on a PDA terminal. |
