Two super-value days packed with family fun!

Watch and Play.
Both Are the Stars.

The thrill of machines speeding right before your eyes. The first excitement of gripping the steering wheel yourself.
Each family member’s own kind of fun can be experienced at SUZUKA CIRCUIT.

How much does it cost for a family of four to enjoy?

The whole family can enjoy both the race and the park 2 adults + 1 elementary/middle school student + 1 child aged 3 to preschool
20,000 yenGeneral Admission Tickets, Total for 4 People, Tax Included
Adult 6,300 yen × 2 Elementary & Junior High Student 4,600 yen Ages 3 to Preschool 2,800 yen
Watch for 2 days on November 21 (Sat) and 22 (Sun) Unlimited rides on park attractions
A family of four smiling with arms wide open at the entrance of Duel GP
On sale at Asoview! Race Day Special Passport Sales start September 28 (Mon) at 11:00

Even though it includes race viewing, it’s cheaper than a 2-day park passport.

This option is a better deal than playing for two days with the usual park passport, as it also includes race viewing. The price and content are the same as the race ticket. Families aiming for the park should definitely target this weekend.

Those eligible for U23, with birthdays between November 23, 2002 and April 1, 2011, can enjoy both the race and attractions for free with the "16-23 ZERO yen Pass". Click here for details.

If 2 adults + 1 elementary/middle school student + 1 child aged 3 to preschool, you save a total of 13,600 yen
Purchase on Asoview! ↗

The discount amount is compared to the web sales price for a 2-day park passport on November 14 (Sat) and 15 (Sun). In addition to general admission seating, area seating (7,300 yen for adults) is also available. The advance sale period is from September 28 (Mon) to November 20 (Fri). After purchase, seat type or age category changes cannot be made. If you use reserved seats, please purchase reserved seat tickets at MobilityStation.

If you are a JAF member, the same group of 4 people pays 16,000 yen.

The special advance sale price for JAF members is 5,040 yen × 2 adults, 3,680 yen for elementary and middle school students, and 2,240 yen for children aged 3 to preschool. This is 4,000 yen cheaper than the regular advance sale price. The U23 price is 4,240 yen. You can use either MobilityStation or Asoview!, and coupons must be applied before payment. They do not apply to same-day tickets.

Check ticket types, prices, and how to purchase ↗
In addition to the ticket price, it's wise to budget for meal costs as well.

At the park's restaurants, adult set menus are around 2,000 yen, and kids' menus are about 1,300 yen. For a meal for two adults and two children, expect a total of about 6,000 to 8,000 yen. Including breakfast and snacks, plan for around 8,000 to 10,000 yen per day.

How to Get to Suzuka from Our Home.

From Mie, Aichi, and Osaka

If taking the train, transfer to a bus at Shirako Station. For families with a lot of luggage, driving is also convenient, but the front parking lot four-wheel area requires advance purchase of tickets.
Since congestion around the area is expected, please allow extra time and depart earlier than usual on race days.

If you go by train, take the bus from Shirako Station
Mie Tsu / Kintetsu Yokkaichi
Aichi Kintetsu Nagoya
Osaka Osaka Namba
Shiroko Station Kintetsu
Route Bus About 20 Minutes Adult One Way 500 yen
SUZUKA CIRCUIT A fun weekend for the family, starts now!

This is a route schematic. Distances and directions are not shown. Fares from each area are listed below.

From within Mie Prefecture

Departing from Tsu Station and Kintetsu Yokkaichi Station

Kintetsu Express + Bus

Tsu / Kintetsu Yokkaichi → Shirako

About 35–45 minutes
Additional transfer and waiting time

About 860–930 yenper adult one way / including bus

From Tsu: 360 yen + Bus 500 yen
From Yokkaichi: 430 yen + Bus 500 yen

View car route

About 40 to 70 minutes from the city centers of Tsu and Yokkaichi via National Route 23, etc.

From the Aichi Area

Depart from Kintetsu Nagoya Station

Kintetsu Express + Bus

Kintetsu Nagoya → Shirako

About 60 to 75 minutes
Additional transfer and waiting time

About 1,500 yenPer adult, one way / including bus

Train 1,000 yen + Bus 500 yen
An additional 920 yen express surcharge applies when using the limited express

View car route

About 1 hour 30 minutes to 2 hours from downtown Nagoya via the Higashi-Meihan Expressway and Suzuka IC.

From the Osaka Area

Departing from Osaka Namba Station

Kintetsu Regular Limited Express + Bus

Osaka Namba → Shiroko

About 2 hours
Additional transfer and waiting time

About 4,010 yenOne adult, one way / including limited express and bus

Fare 2,170 yen + Limited express fee 1,340 yen + Bus 500 yen

View car route

About 2 hours 30 minutes to 3 hours 30 minutes from Osaka city via the Nishi-Meihan Expressway, Meihan National Route, and Kameyama IC.

Transportation costs and travel times are estimates for planning purposes. Regular route bus fares are used, and conditions may differ for special services.
If you are coming by car, plan your parking together with your spectator ticket.

The four-wheel area of the Main Gate parking lot is entirely advance sale only, and an advance designated parking ticket is required on the day. Advance parking ticket sales end at 22:59 on November 20 (Fri). On the day, temporary "Pool East Parking Lot" and "Misono Parking Lot" are available for use, each costing 2,000 yen (per vehicle, once per day / unpaved / open daily from 6:00 to 18:00). The number of spaces is limited, and the lots may not open in bad weather. A shuttle bus runs from Misono Parking Lot to the Main Gate (7:00 to 18:00).

On-the-day Parking Information ↗
If you plan to go outside during the event, please check the re-entry procedure in advance.

If you need to leave the gate once, such as to retrieve items from your car, please confirm the re-entry procedure with the staff before exiting. Keep your ticket and any required identification handy. Please note that re-entry is not allowed in the on-the-day car and motorcycle parking areas, so if you exit and re-enter, you will need to pay the parking fee again.

Time to watch, time to play.
Enjoy at our family’s own pace.

Attractions at SUZUKA CIRCUIT PARK enjoyed by parents and children
Race + Park

“Can I sit still the whole time?”
Let’s leave that worry behind.

Play between watching, eat an early meal. Instead of trying to do everything, make it a day to find one family favorite. The fun of Suzuka is being able to go back and forth between the park and the grandstands according to the race schedule.

Check the published timetable on the event page ↗
Before you leave, be sure to check this: ride eligibility depends on "height."

Since SUZUKA CIRCUIT PARK mainly features attractions you operate yourself, there are height requirements in addition to age restrictions.

* This is a general guideline for the main attractions. There are also other conditions regarding age, grade, and accompaniment.

See the list of attraction usage conditions ↗

Before you say "I'm a little stuck," things you should know.

See facility locations and amenities ↗
First stop upon arrival

Main Information Center

Park Information Center

Exterior of the Main Information Center marked with a “?” sign

This is the consultation desk for when you are in trouble. For children who cannot yet say their own name or contact information, there are lost child bands available that can be worn on the wrist with the guardian’s phone number written on them. You can also check the locations of coin lockers here.

Lost Child Wristband Lost and Found Information
Even if siblings have height differences

Child Switch

To the staff at each attraction entrance

Children showing cards for the child switch in front of the gate at Kochira's Driving School

If there are multiple children who cannot ride alone due to height or age restrictions, this system allows adults to take turns accompanying them during a single wait time. Since you don’t need to line up again, you won’t have to give up on the older child even if the younger one can’t ride certain attractions. If you want to use this service, please speak to the staff at each attraction’s boarding area.

No Waiting Time Lost Take Turns Accompanying
Throughout the Park

Children's Restrooms & Changing Stations

Inside the Park & Around the Grandstand

Children's restroom equipped with small toilets for kids

The park has children's restrooms equipped with child-sized toilets. There are also restrooms with changing stations, so you can feel at ease if your child gets dirty. There are restrooms on the Grandstand side as well, so be sure to check the nearest one before watching the race.

Children's Restroom Changing Table
Consultations for Food Allergies Available

Take a Break at the Park’s Restaurants and Benches

Restaurants in the Park

Children taking a break on benches inside the park

Plan meal breaks early. Some restaurants offer menus for ages 3 to 5 and low-allergen options. Make use of benches and outdoor rest areas throughout the park.

Menu for Ages 3 to 5 Low Allergen
Check the waiting time on your smartphone before lining up.

Please check the attraction waiting times and suspension information below,

Attraction waiting time and suspension information ↗

Layering is the key for November in Suzuka.

Average High 16.6℃ / Low 8.4℃

The feeling changes between sunny and shaded areas, and between walking and sitting times. Since mornings and evenings can drop below 50°F (10℃), dress in layers to prepare for the cold wind. It’s recommended to check the weather forecast before you leave and decide what to wear based on around 59°F (15℃).

If 15℃ or higher STYLE 01
Example outfit for days above 15°C: hat, long sleeves, comfortable pants, sneakers
  1. Hat Even in autumn, there are days with strong sunlight, so it’s better to wear a hat. A wide-brimmed hat is recommended.
  2. Jacket and Bag If the temperature is on the higher side, short sleeves are fine, but even then, bring a long-sleeve you can throw on just in case. A backpack that leaves your hands free is recommended for your bag. Also, having a smartphone shoulder bag or waist pouch that allows easy access to your phone is convenient.
  3. Bottoms Comfortable pants are the standard choice. If the temperature is expected to rise, a long skirt is also fine.
  4. Shoes Above all, wear shoes you are used to and that are easy to walk in. Sandals are not recommended even if the temperature is high. If there is a chance of rain, waterproof shoes will be more comfortable.
If below 15℃ STYLE 02
Example outfit for days below 15°C: knit hat, thick outerwear, scarf, gloves, insulated boots
  1. Hat Prioritize warmth! Since the sun can get strong during the day, a hat with a brim is recommended.
  2. Jacket and Bag If it’s still chilly, we recommend innerwear made of moisture-absorbing and heat-generating materials. A thick jacket is also a good choice. If it unexpectedly gets warm during the day, you can simply take one layer off. The neck area is important too. Be sure to bring a scarf, stole, or neck warmer. For bags, a backpack that leaves both hands free is recommended. It’s also convenient to have a smartphone shoulder bag or waist pouch that allows easy access to your phone.
  3. Gloves Gloves that allow you to operate your smartphone while wearing them are recommended.
  4. Bottoms Comfortable and warm pants are the basics.
  5. Shoes Shoes that you are used to wearing and are easy to walk in. Waterproof ones are comfortable if rain is expected.
If rain is forecast, rain gear is better than an umbrella.

Prepare a raincoat or poncho and a waterproof bag. Umbrellas can block the view of those around you during the race, so using rain gear is recommended. Waterproof shoes will keep your feet comfortable.

SUZUKA CIRCUIT logo earmuffs
Child watching the race wearing earmuffs
The most important preparation for your first time watching the race

If you have earmuffs, you can fully enjoy that powerful sound.

The sound of the machines at the circuit has an impact that TV or videos can't convey. That resonance is the true thrill of watching live. With earmuffs that gently cover the ears, even children who are sensitive to loud noises can safely enjoy that power.

SUZUKA CIRCUIT logo ear muffs can be purchased both at shops inside the venue and at the official online shop. If you want to try them on at home beforehand, preparing online is recommended.

2,500 yen (tax included) See on the official online shop ↗

The earmuffs are headband style. The cover size is 10.5 cm tall and 8.0 cm wide. Prices, stock, and specifications may change, so please check the official online shop before purchasing. On-site store availability and stock status will be prioritized according to the information provided on the day.

The temperature is the average for November in Suzuka from 1981 to 2025. Since it can vary greatly depending on the weather on the day, please check the latest weather forecast before you depart.

※The content may change without notice.
※The photographs and illustrations used are for illustrative purposes only.