Universal Studios Japan Express Pass

Tripods

Professional cameras, tripods, and drones are restricted to prevent interference with the park's operations and the enjoyment of other guests.

Outside food and drinks

With the exception of certain dietary needs and baby food, outside food and beverages are not allowed. This is to maintain cleanliness and uphold the dining experience in the park.

Drugs

Illegal drugs are strictly prohibited at Universal Studios Japan. Prescription medications are allowed, but it's advisable to carry them in their original packaging along with a doctor's note, especially for medications that require syringes or other special administration methods.

Pets

Pets are not allowed inside the park, except for service animals. This ensures the safety and well-being of both the animals and park guests.

Weapons

Any form of weapon, imitation weapon, or hazardous materials are strictly prohibited for the safety and security of all visitors.

Knives

Any form of weapon, imitation weapon, or hazardous materials are strictly prohibited for the safety and security of all visitors.

DSLR cameras

Professional cameras, tripods, and drones are restricted to prevent interference with the park's operations and the enjoyment of other guests.

Drones

Professional cameras, tripods, and drones are restricted to prevent interference with the park's operations and the enjoyment of other guests.

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For safety reasons, many rides at Universal Studios Japan have minimum height requirements. Children below the specified height for each ride are not permitted to board, ensuring their safety.

Pregnant women

Pregnant guests are advised against or restricted from certain high-speed or turbulent rides and attractions. This is to ensure the safety and well-being of both the expectant mother and the baby.

Guests with a heart condition

Individuals with heart conditions, back or neck problems, or other specific medical conditions may be restricted from high-thrill rides. These restrictions are in place to prevent health risks.

Guests with epilepsy

Certain attractions with flashing lights or visual effects may pose a risk to visitors with photosensitive epilepsy. Guests are advised to adhere to posted warnings at such attractions.

Guests with mobility issues

Some attractions may not be fully accessible to guests with mobility aids, like wheelchairs or scooters. Alternate routes or assistance are provided where possible.

Guests with back and neck issues

Individuals with heart conditions, back or neck problems, or other specific medical conditions may be restricted from high-thrill rides. These restrictions are in place to prevent health risks.

Flip flops

For safety reasons, appropriate footwear is required at all times. Flip-flops or high heels are not recommended due to the nature of some rides and the amount of walking involved.