The Fuji-Q Highland amusement park in Yamanashi, Japan, will have a new Attack on Titan Ride from September 17, 2024. The ride focuses on the final battle in Libero, which takes place in The last season.
Last year, Fuji-Q Highland had a Attack on Titan Ride that lets you experience the operation to retake Wall Maria. Both this and the upcoming Libero ride appear to be flight simulation rides. As a new recruit to the Survey Corps, you’ll help Levi, Jean, and Mikasa as you face off against five Titans to assist Eren. You’ll “fly” around as you fight Titans that are projected onto giant screens around you in completely realistic computer animation. This is the first time in Japan that a ride has utilized this technology.
The ride itself takes about 8 minutes and anyone aged 4 and over can ride. You must also be over 110cm tall for safety reasons. The ride costs 2000 JPY (approximately $13.85). If you bought the day pass, this ride is included in the price. Fuji-Q Highland will also be selling merchandise related to this ride. More information on this will follow later.
Attack on Titan is available on streaming services such as Crunchyroll and Netflix. The Attack on Titan The ride will be on display at Fuji-Q Highland from September 17, 2024. Attack on Titan: The Final Assaulta compilation film from parts 3 and 4 of The last seasonwill be released in Japanese cinemas from November 8, 2024.
