JUNGLIA Okinawa — tickets for three generations
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Yanbaru, Okinawa × Opened 2025 × Fun for three generations

From grandparents to toddlers, how three generations
can enjoy JUNGLIA Okinawa together.

Tickets keep adding up as your group grows, little ones get fussy in the lines, and the park is so big the family scatters — Bottom line: nail these three things — ①think of the cost as a "family total," ②split into age-based "teams," and ③avoid the crowds and the heat — and even a large family can fully enjoy JUNGLIA.

See tickets & prices Prices and age limits change, so confirm the latest info officially
approx. 22types Attractions (representative examples; check the latest)
Age 4+ Age requirement for the new "Yambaru Tornado" ride Officially confirmed
approx. 1.5hours Rough guide from Naha Airport (by car via the expressway)
3& under free Child fare bracket for the 1-Day Pass

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Three reasons

3 reasons JUNGLIA Okinawa works for large families

Each generation gets its own kind of fun Officially confirmed

The new "Yambaru Tornado" ride is for older kids and adults, the dinosaur safari and balloon are for all ages, and the forest spa is a rest stop for grandparents. One place offers a way to spend the day for every generation.

Next to Yanbaru National Park

A new theme park that opened in 2025, surrounded by the Yanbaru forest of northern Okinawa — a registered UNESCO World Natural Heritage area.

One booking for the whole family

Book everyone's tickets together and enter with mobile tickets. No need to queue at the ticket machines on the day.

An impression of a three-generation family walking a boardwalk through the Yanbaru forest (AI-generated image) AI-generated image

An impression of three generations walking through the Yanbaru forest. This is an AI-generated image and does not show the inside of JUNGLIA.

3generations

From toddlers to grandparents, split into age-based "teams" and everyone can enjoy the same day in their own way.
Set a meeting spot in advance and no one gets lost.

Which pass?

1-Day / Premium / 1-Day + Spa — comparing the passes

Prices are dynamic and differ by resident and overseas-visitor bracket. Below are guidelines confirmed as of 2026-07-09.

Reduced wait

Premium Pass / 1-Day + Spa

For families who dislike lines, or adults who also want the spa

¥11,550 approx. / adult (1-Day + Spa, overseas-visitor guideline)
  • Premium is a plan that compresses waiting time
  • 1-Day + Spa is around ¥7,480 for children (overseas-visitor guideline)
  • Residents are a different bracket (adult around ¥9,570, child around ¥6,490)
  • Choose to suit your stamina and budget
More in the table below
Comparison1-Day PassPremium1-Day + Spa
PurposeBasic full-day tourReduced waiting timeIncludes adult relaxation
Adult guideline (overseas visitor)approx. ¥8,800Check the latestapprox. ¥11,550
Child (4-11) guidelineapprox. ¥5,940Check the latestapprox. ¥7,480
3 and underFree (all passes)
Best-suited familiesMost familiesKids who dislike linesThree-generation trips with grandparents

*Prices are dynamic, varying by season and resident/overseas-visitor bracket (guideline as of 2026-07-09). Always confirm the latest on the booking page.

Split by age

How to think about age-based "teams" (conceptual diagram)

The new "Yambaru Tornado" ride is for ages 4 and up. In the morning, split into an "older-kids + adults team" and a "younger-kids + all-ages team," and decide a meeting spot in advance. The park is large, so a pocket Wi-Fi or eSIM helps you stay in touch.

Age-based teams (conceptual — not a park map) Thrill-ride team Older kids (age 4+) + adults New ride, etc. All-ages team Younger kids + grandparents Dinosaur safari, balloon, spa Meeting spot Stay in touch via Wi-Fi/eSIM

A conceptual diagram of splitting into age-based teams and deciding a meeting spot in advance (not an actual park map). Check stroller rental and nursing rooms on the official site beforehand.

Check JUNGLIA tickets for the whole family together

Passes can sell out in peak season, so we recommend booking early once your dates are set.

Prices and age brackets change by season and visitor bracket, so confirm the latest info on the booking page.

Honest points to note: what to know before you book

While it's fun for three generations, there are a few things worth knowing in advance.

1
Overseas visitors are on a higher price tier than residents. Estimate as a "family total" and confirm the latest bracket on the booking page.
2
The new ride is for ages 4 and up. For little ones, combine all-ages experiences such as the dinosaur safari and balloon.
3
The park is large and families tend to scatter. Decide a meeting spot first and have a way to stay in touch (Wi-Fi/eSIM).
4
In peak season prices rise and passes can sell out. Because of dynamic pricing, it's safest to book early once your dates are set.
5
It's about a 1.5-hour drive from Naha Airport. Public transport is limited in the north, so a rental car or the JUNGLIA Express (reservation required) is realistic.
Frequently asked questions

Clear up your worries before booking

Can we buy same-day tickets?

Same-day tickets are sometimes available, but a large family should book in advance to secure seats and the total cost for everyone. Check the latest price and availability on the booking page.

Can everyone from toddlers to grandparents really enjoy it?

Yes. The new ride has an age limit of 4 and up, but there are also all-ages experiences such as the dinosaur safari, the balloon, and a forest spa for grandparents.

Do we need a car?

Public transport is limited in northern Okinawa, so a large rental car (an International Driving Permit — or, for licences from France, Taiwan, Germany, Switzerland, Belgium or Monaco, an official Japanese translation) or the reservation-only JUNGLIA Express direct bus are the realistic options.

Can we do it as a day trip from Naha?

It's about a 1.5-hour drive each way (guideline), so a round trip plus sightseeing makes for a long day. With children, staying one night in the north greatly reduces the strain.

Read these too, and northern Okinawa gets even easier

Once your tickets are set, next come where to stay and how to get around — articles that connect along a large family's route.

📍 This article is part of the Okinawa trip plan ・ See the list of experiences & activities

JUNGLIA Okinawa Tickets for three generations
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