Attack on Titan Ride Will Let You Experience Liberio

The Fuji-Q Highland amusement park in Yamanashi, Japan will feature a new Attack on Titan ride from September 17, 2024. The ride will focus on the final battle in Libero, which was in The Final Season.

Last year, Fuji-Q Highland had an Attack on Titan ride that let you experience the operation to retake Wall Maria. Both that one and the upcoming Libero ride seem to be flight simulation rides. As a new recruit of the Survey Corps, you’ll help out Levi, Jean, and Mikasa as you face off against five Titans to support Eren. You’ll “fly” around while fighting against titans, which will be in full realistic CG projected on giant screens around you. This’ll be the first time in Japan that a ride uses this technology.

The ride itself will last about 8 minutes and anyone over the age of 4 years old can ride on it. For safety reasons, you’ll need to be over 110 cm as well. It’ll cost 2000 JPY (around $13.85) to ride on it. If you bought the 1-day pass, then this ride will be part of that cost. Fuji-Q Highland will also sell merchandise based on this ride, with more information on that appearing later on in the future.

Attack on Titan is readily available on streaming services like Crunchyroll and Netflix. The Attack on Titan ride will appear in Fuji-Q Highland from September 17, 2024. Attack on Titan: The Last Attack, which will be a compilation film of parts 3 and 4 of The Final Season, will air in Japanese theaters from November 8, 2024.