JUNGLIA OKINAWA, the theme park set in the Yanbaru region of northern Okinawa and operated by Japan Entertainment Co., Ltd. (Nago City, Okinawa; CEO: Takeshi Kato), is expanding its ticket lineup to meet the diverse travel styles of its guests.
The "Furatto Ticket," introduced on July 1 for shorter visits of around three hours, has seen a strong response, and the park has decided to make it a regular option. Originally offered only through September 30, the Furatto Ticket will now remain available for visit dates from October onward as well.
At the same time, to meet the needs of guests who want to enjoy JUNGLIA OKINAWA to the fullest, a new high-value "Royal Ticket" goes on sale August 6. The ticket bundles the 1-Day & Spa Ticket with four premium attraction passes and five additional perks; after a limited test release for guests seeking a more special experience drew a positive response, the park has decided on its full introduction.
Having marked its first anniversary, JUNGLIA OKINAWA is drawing on guest visit patterns and feedback from its first year to round out its ticket lineup around the core "1-Day Ticket," adding the short-stay-focused "Furatto Ticket" and the fully immersive "Royal Ticket" to suit the many different ways travelers stop by during a trip to Okinawa.
Marking its first anniversary on July 25 under the keyword "To the next JUNGLIA, together with the people of Okinawa," the park says it will keep listening closely to guest feedback and requests as it continues to evolve into a more beloved park.
Guest Satisfaction Holds Near a Season High
Since the opening of the new Yambaru Tornado attraction, overall park satisfaction has climbed to around 90%. Even as temperatures rose from July onward, a range of heat-relief measures introduced this summer, together with the "Summer Splash Grand Strategy" that began July 18, have given guests a cool, exhilarating way to enjoy the park and drawn high marks.
As a result, park satisfaction has stayed at around 90% — its highest level over the past year — even during the peak of summer heat, up roughly 20 points from July of last year. JUNGLIA OKINAWA says it will keep working to welcome guests and deliver a satisfying experience through the summer vacation season.
New Ticket Lineup, Including the New Royal Ticket
Royal Ticket: A New VIP-Style Option
Responding to rising expectations for the park and guest requests for a more special day, JUNGLIA OKINAWA will begin selling the Royal Ticket, a high-value package covering attractions, dining, entertainment, and the spa, from August 6 (Thu).
Royal Ticket holders receive a dedicated "Gold Bracelet" that grants priority access — with no time-slot booking required — to four major attractions (Sky Phoenix requires an advance time reservation), along with priority seating at the popular Panorama Dining restaurant, free soft drinks, and other VIP perks, for a specially curated day.
- Ticket name: Royal Ticket
- Price: Adults (age 12 and up) 29,700 yen (tax included) / Children (ages 4 to 11) 26,400 yen (tax included)
- Includes:
- 1-Day Ticket (Park & Spa)
- Premium Pass covering 4 experiences: Dinosaur Safari, Yanbaru Tornado, and Finding Dinosaurs (priority access anytime, no advance time slot needed) and Sky Phoenix (advance time reservation required)
- Royal Ticket wristband, which grants: priority access to the Tam Tam Tram and JUNGLIA Splash Fes, plus free soft drinks (valid at restaurants and food carts)
- Panorama Dining priority reservation voucher (advance time reservation required)
- Free parking voucher
- Purchase: Official website — https://junglia.jp/ (not available for same-day purchase)
Furatto Ticket Becomes a Regular Option
Responding to real feedback from travelers, JUNGLIA OKINAWA has found new demand with the Furatto Ticket, a package that concentrates the park's appeal into a shorter visit and enriches the overall trip — and it has now been made a regular offering.
The Furatto Ticket packs the park's highlights into a limited stay. While attraction rides are limited to one experience, guests can enjoy the park's shows and street entertainment, restaurants overlooking the Yambaru wilderness serving Okinawan cuisine, and shops filled with Okinawan souvenirs without restriction. There's no set entry time window either, so visitors can fit a stop into their itinerary any time from park open to close.
Because further attraction rides require an additional fee each time, guests hoping to enjoy multiple attractions will still find the 1-Day Ticket — which bundles every experience — the most economical, recommended option.
Guest Response Since Launch
Since the ticket's introduction, guest feedback has included comments such as "I enjoyed Okinawa Churaumi Aquarium, then used my free time before evening to stop by JUNGLIA too" and "I hadn't decided to visit until the morning of, but had a free window and figured I'd swing by" — reflecting stronger-than-expected demand for combining nearby sightseeing with flexible, same-day visits. The park also heard from many local senior guests in Okinawa who wanted to casually take in JUNGLIA's atmosphere without riding the more intense attractions.
Demand from guests who had previously given up on visiting due to time constraints turned out to be larger than expected, contributing to solid growth in same-day ticket sales. Furatto Ticket holders' average stay has come in at around the expected 3 hours, while satisfaction has remained very high, confirming that a short, focused visit can still deliver a fulfilling experience. Based on this response, JUNGLIA OKINAWA has decided to make the Furatto Ticket a regular offering from October onward.
Furatto Ticket Overview
The Furatto Ticket bundles park admission with one attraction ride, offering an easier way to experience JUNGLIA. Guests choose one attraction from five eligible options, with the option to purchase additional rides after entry. Shows, restaurants, and shopping are also included. It's recommended for those who want to enjoy the park casually for around 3 to 4 hours during an Okinawa trip.
- Ticket name: Furatto Ticket
- Price: Adults 2,970 yen (tax included) / Children (ages 4 to 11) 1,980 yen (tax included)
- Includes: Admission ticket + 1 selected attraction experience (additional rides available for 1,980 yen each)
- Purchase: Official website — https://junglia.jp/
Eligible attractions (choose one): Dinosaur Safari, Yanbaru Tornado, Finding Dinosaurs, Yanbaru Friends, Treasure Fight. Additional rides on these attractions can be purchased for 1,980 yen each; note that additional ride tickets use the standard queue.
Please note: Furatto Ticket holders cannot experience the Jungle Extremes lineup (excluding Yanbaru Tornado), Buggy Voltage, or Horizon Balloon (standby passes for these are also unavailable). A recommended stay of about 3 to 4 hours is suggested, though there is no set exit time.
Guests who have already purchased an October-or-later admission ticket or Premium Pass and wish to switch to the Furatto Ticket can do so through the official website.
Continuing to Evolve With Okinawa
Under the keyword "Better together with your voice — to the next JUNGLIA, with the people of Okinawa," JUNGLIA OKINAWA says it is building its first-anniversary year together with the local community.
Local comedian Gori, of the duo Garage Sale, has taken on the role of "Gori Supporter Captain," bringing a guest- and community-focused perspective to ongoing checks on heat measures, family-friendliness, and how well the park reflects Okinawan culture — helping to improve JUNGLIA candidly and without holding back.
New experiences designed to spark guests' curiosity will continue rolling out in the park this summer, alongside collaborations with local artists and community partners that bring more of Okinawa's spirit to the park. Further programs are planned to be announced.
