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Fuji Hakone Pass March 2016 ODAKYU ELECTRIC RAILWAY Co., Ltd. FUJI KYUKO Co., Ltd. Keio Bus Higashi Co., Ltd. Announcing the renewal of the convenient and economical “Fuji Hakone Pass” discount excursion ticket! On sale starting from April 1, 2016 (Fri.) The excursion areas allowing passengers to get on and off as they desire have been expanded, and now there are 2 types of passes to choose from: “Shinjuku-departure” and “Odawara-departure”. [Fuji Area] Arakurayama Sengen Park [Hakone Area] Lake Ashi Sightseeing Cruise ODAKYU ELECTRIC RAILWAY Co., Ltd., FUJIKYUKO Co., Ltd., and Keio Bus Higashi Co., Ltd. will be launching a renewed “Fuji Hakone Pass” on April 1, 2016. The Fuji Hakone Pass is a discount excursion ticket valid for a 3-day period, allowing passengers to go on round-trip excursions in the popular Fuji and Hakone areas with just one ticket. Even now, it is frequently used by many visitors from foreign countries.With this new and improved pass, the available range of transportation in the Fuji area has been expanded to include access to popular sightseeing locations like the Arakurayama Sengen Park. There are also 2 types of passes to choose from, “Shinjuku-departure” and “Odawara-departure”, to accommodate visitors’ travel schedules.The renewed Fuji Hakone Pass has become even more convenient, so visitors can enjoy 2 popular and famous sightseeing areas with convenient access from Tokyo. The content for the launch of the renewed Fuji Hakone Pass is summarized below 1. Title Launch of renewed “Fuji Hakone Pass” 2. Launch date April 1, 2016 (Fri.) 3. Valid period 3 days 4. Prices (1) Shinjuku-departure: 8,000 yen for adults, 4,000 yen for children *Includes one-way tickets between Shinjuku and Odawara, and tickets for the Chuo Highway Bus. (2) Odawara-departure: 5,650 yen for adults, 2,820 yen for children *Does not include one-way tickets between Shinjuku and Odawara, and tickets for the Chuo Highway Bus. 5. Sale locations Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, Shinjuku Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, Odawara *”Shinjuku-departure” passes are only available for purchase at the Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, Shinjuku. *Please refer to our website for details http://www.odakyu.jp/english/center/ 6. Content [Same for Shinjuku-departure and Odawara-departure passes] A discount excursion ticket valid for 3 days to take excursions in the Fuji and Hakone areas. It includes exclusive privileges for over 90 facilities in the Fuji and Hakone areas. (1) Sections where passengers are free to get on and off as they desire [Hakone area] ① Hakone Tozan Train ② Hakone Tozan Bus (designated sections) ③ Hakone Tozan Cable Car ④ Hakone Ropeway ⑤ Hakone Sightseeing Cruise ⑥ Odakyu Hakone Highway Bus (designated sections) ⑦ Hakone Tozan "KANKO SHISETSU-MEGURI" Bus (Tourist-facilities Round Bus) ⑧ Numazu Tozan Tokai Bus (designated sections) [Fuji area] ⑨ Fuji kyuko Line Kawaguchiko Station – Shimoyoshida Station ⑩ Fujikyu Bus Gotemba Station – Kawaguchiko Station, as well as all fixed-route buses in the area surrounding the Fuji Five Lakes, Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Sai excursion buses, Fujikko-go, and the Mt. Fuji World Heritage Loop Bus (2) Exclusive privileges The Fuji Hakone Pass can be presented to receive exclusive privileges at over 50 facilities in the Hakone area and over 40 facilities in the Fuji area, for a total of over 90 locations. [Only for Shinjuku-departure] Getting on and off is only allowed 1 time each way for the following sections during the valid period. ① Odakyu Line Between Shinjuku and Odawara *If using the Limited Express “Romancecar”, the purchase of a separate express ticket for 890 yen (between Shinjuku – Odawara and Hakone-Yumoto) will be required. ② Chuo Highway Bus Between Lake Kawaguchi and Shinjuku Highway Bus Terminal *Use of the Keio Dentetsu Bus or Fujikyuko Bus is allowed. *Since all seats are reserved, advance reservations will be required. *From April 4, Shinjuku Expressway Bus Terminal is relocated to Shinjuku Station south exit (Busta Shinjuku) 7. Recommended routes using the Fuji Hakone Pass [When using Shinjuku-departure] ① Shinjuku – Odawara – Hakone area excursion – Gotemba Station – Fuji area excursion – Kawaguchiko Station – Shinjuku ② Shinjuku – Kawaguchiko Station – Fuji area excursion – Gotemba Station – Hakone area excursion – Odawara – Shinjuku [When using Odawara-departure] ① Odawara – Hakone area excursion – Gotemba Station – Fuji area excursion ② Odawara – Lake Kawaguchi – Hakonemachi – Mishima → Kansai, etc. 8. Major changes from current Fuji Hakone Pass Current After renewal (from April 1, 2016) ◆ Fujikyuko Line ◆ Fujikyuko Line Kawaguchiko Station – Fujikyu Highland Station Kawaguchiko Station – Fujikyu Highland Station – – Mt. Fuji Station Mt. Fuji Station – Gekkoji Station – Shimoyoshida Station ◆ Fujikyu Bus ◆ Fujikyu Bus Transportation Gotemba Station – Kawaguchiko Station – Oishi Gotemba Station – Kawaguchiko Station Petit Pension Station All fixed-route buses in the area surrounding the Fuji Five Lakes Lake Kawaguchi and Lake Sai excursion buses Fujikko-go Mt. Fuji World Heritage Loop Bus ◆ Valid for 3 days, Shinjuku-departure ◆ Valid for 3 days, Shinjuku-departure Adults: 7,400 yen, children: 3,700 yen Adults: 8,000 yen, children: 4,000 yen Prices ◆ Valid for 3 days, Odawara-departure Adults: 5,650 yen, children: 2,820 yen ◆Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, Shinjuku ◆ Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, Shinjuku ◆ Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, Odawara Sale locations *”Shinjuku-departure” passes are only available for purchase at the Odakyu Sightseeing Service Center, Shinjuku .
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