Fuji-Q Highland guides visitors on ride choices using ChatGPT
Fuji-Q Highland demonstrated how visitors can use ChatGPT to plan their day by asking, “Which thrill ride should we go on next?” instead of relying solely on wait times. The park’s official app, Q-chan, provides real-time wait times and operational status, while ChatGPT helps weigh trade-offs like priority passes, Bunshin-kun (mobile line-waiting), hunger, stamina, and budget. For example, a…
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- ChatGPT helps Fuji-Q Highland visitors weigh ride options by combining wait times, priority passes, and personal constraints like budget or stamina
- Users paste screenshots of *Q-chan* wait times into ChatGPT or input conditions (e.g., ‘4 hours left, want ZOKKON’) for tailored advice
- A Kindle guide provides scenario-specific prompts and a ‘master prompt’ for full-day planning, but stresses verifying AI suggestions with official info
A Kindle strategy guide expands on this approach, offering prompts for scenarios like ride suspensions, family preferences, or limited budgets. It frames ChatGPT as a partner for decision-making—not a replacement for official data—emphasizing that visitors should check wait times and pass availability themselves before acting on AI suggestions. The guide is available on Amazon, with a preview via Read Sample.
Fuji-Q Highland: We asked AI, 'Which thrill ride should we go on next?' — A new way to play by thinking about 'What should we do next?' with ChatGPT, covering wait times
note.com · 30 September 2026
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