Everyone's Voices about SUZUKA CIRCUIT PARK
'Summer Edition' (Reviews)

We go on an overnight trip with three families, so on the first day we fully enjoy the pool from early morning! We leave around 14:00 to 15:00 to go to the bath, return to the hotel, eat dinner at 17:30, and relax in the room. On the second day, we enjoy the attractions in the park.
Since it is an annual tradition, the general course is usually decided, but we check which attractions are suitable for the children’s ages and try to make reservations for those that can be booked.

It was really great that you could go back and forth between the pool and attractions while still in your swimsuit.
There were many attractions suitable for toddlers, so even children under the age limit could enjoy them.

Rather than going to the pool and attractions in one day, staying at the hotel and spending the second day at the amusement park, then enjoying the spa before heading home is the best way to fully enjoy your visit!

It's Pinky Bike Plus and Putti Grand Prix. My 3-year-old son was thrilled to ride a bike alone for the first time on Pinky Bike Plus and got totally hooked, riding about 20 times! For the Putti Grand Prix, my 3-year-old son said, "Next time with Mom!" so we rode together. At that time, there was a water-spraying event going on, and my son was the driver!!! He drove through the spot where the most water dripped!! He perfectly hit Mom and got her soaking wet!! Haha
After it was over, I reported to my husband who was babysitting our 1-year-old daughter, and it seems that he and our son had ridden it before I did with the kids, so he got soaked too, haha. But it was a blazing hot day, so he dried off quickly. It was really fun because the kids could experience the attraction together while riding it.

I was moved to see the fireworks up close, right underneath them, with such an overwhelming impact. If you want to watch that close at a fireworks festival, you have to enter a crowd so packed you can barely move. I’m super happy! I want to watch them every year.

Amusement parks in midsummer have an image of being hot, but since you can play in your swimsuit and there are several spots where you can wet your body, you can enjoy the amusement park even in the height of summer. Because you can enjoy both the pool and the amusement park, I think it’s a theme park that fully satisfies children.
Also, the go-karts that run on an actual course are full of excitement, so I definitely recommend making a reservation in advance to ride them! After playing a lot, you can also enjoy a very beautiful hot spring. It has become our family's annual trip tradition.

The pool. For my son, who turned 3 years old that day, it was his very first time at a pool. He seemed to really enjoy the lazy river and the slides, and even after a year, he talks about it like it was just yesterday, saying "That was so much fun!" As a parent, that made me really happy.

The show where characters celebrate birthdays left a strong impression. We visited in August, and since my child's birthday was in June, I thought it was no longer the month to be celebrated, so we watched the show from above rather than sitting in the chairs right next to the stage. Then, there was a call saying that June birthdays are also celebrated, but my child, feeling shy and surprised, initially said they wouldn't go on stage. However, after some hesitation, they said, "Actually, I’ll go," and when they headed to the stage, it was immediately closed off right in front of them. My child was sad and cried, but since we didn’t want to disturb the show, we went back to our original spot with tears, and my child watched the show until the end. After the show ended, my child consoled themselves through tears, promising that they would definitely participate in this show on their next birthday.
Since around the time just before their birthday this year, they have remembered the show at Suzuka Circuit and are really looking forward to it, saying, "We promised, right?" It left a strong impression on me as well because I wanted to let them participate in the show after a year had passed. Since their birthday is exactly this month, I want to take them while they can still be celebrated at the show.

When my husband was a child, his parents took him there every year, so this time we visited as three generations with our grandchildren. The children were delighted, and my parents were happy as they reminisced about old memories. Even my dad, who usually doesn’t get very excited, looked happy, making it truly a wonderful memory!

Since summer is hot, I want to take the kids who worked hard until summer vacation somewhere, but I was always worried about heatstroke or how difficult it is to travel with small children, so I struggled every year to decide where to go. However, three years ago, we spent summer vacation at Suzuka Circuit and were completely satisfied as both parent and child, so we keep coming back. The pool has various types, and the kids are also obsessed with collecting cards for the attractions.
Another memorable episode is that during our first visit, the older child was able to ride a small bike and received an A-class license, but the younger child couldn’t ride a bicycle yet and felt frustrated. Until then, my son hadn’t been very motivated to practice riding a bike, but after we returned home, he practiced intensely. “I want to be able to ride, go to Suzuka Circuit, and get my own A-class license card with a photo!” he worked hard toward that goal. Thanks to his enthusiasm, he was able to ride quickly, and on our next visit, he was able to get a photo A-class license card, which made him very happy. The card he earned through his effort is now a treasured possession.

For our child who loves cars, we made their Suzuka Circuit debut at two and a half years old. Since then, for nine years, visiting Suzuka Circuit every summer has become an annual tradition. Watching our child drive cars and motorcycles on their own has become more impressive each year, and it’s truly moving to see their growth. The Suzuka Circuit Hotel is also a favorite of our child, and they look forward to staying there every year.
For our family, Suzuka Circuit is the best compared to other theme parks!! The pool is also spacious, so we separate our days into attraction days and pool days.

Every summer we visit, we see great growth in our children. They’ve learned to put their faces underwater and swim, ride go-karts on their own, and even try a roller coaster for the first time. Suzuka Circuit Park has a magic that encourages the spirit of 'I want to try it.'

It’s a wonderful place where children’s “I did it!” moments come true. From the adorable Putti Town to the place where my son has grown enough to ride the Moto Fighter bike, I feel his growth every year. Am I just a doting parent getting teary-eyed? I wonder, but probably every family can feel this way!

We moved to Suzuka City the year before last, and last year we used the pool for the first time. It was just the right size and level of crowding for families, so we had a great time and created wonderful summer memories together as a family. Highly recommended for families to visit!

No matter where you go to play, taking measures against the heat is a given, but at Suzuka, there are many things to enjoy while staying cool, which is a big help.

As a heat countermeasure, when you start feeling hot, cool your body down (such as placing an ice pack under your arms), and we also recommend using the soaking wet attractions. The kindergarten-aged children seemed to really enjoy the snail ride.
Also, collecting stickers you get from riding attractions and taking photos to create cards are unique fun and memorable experiences only at Suzuka Circuit, so definitely give it a try!!

We had plenty of fun cooling off with the soaking wet attractions, indoor attractions, and the Ferris wheel.
There were vending machines everywhere, so we had no trouble staying hydrated.

Because the pool water makes it hard to notice, I was careful about heatstroke.
Frozen salted boiled edamame and cherry tomatoes were popular with the kids, so I plan to bring more this year.

It's quite hot, so don't overdo it. Even in the shade, it feels hot without a breeze, so a fan is essential. It's best to use it together with a cooling sheet! Summer is definitely hot, and we plan to visit again around November this year. (The kids requested to go again. The adults had fun too, so we immediately booked a hotel!) If only there was ice... The pool was fun as well, and I want to try again in the summer!

The waiting lines are mostly in the shade, so with frequent hydration, it doesn’t feel too tough even if it’s hot. I live in the Kansai area and often visit other theme parks, but Suzuka Circuit, where you can wait in the shade, is overwhelmingly easier. The kids enjoyed the occasional water splash zones.

My child will be 7 years old this year, and since they were 3, we have been coming about twice a year. It’s family-friendly, so even small children can enjoy it and spend time safely. Once they learned to ride a bike, the fun expanded even more.
In summer, people tend to flow into the pool, so there is almost no waiting time for attractions. The pool is very large, and since my child wants to go again this year, we plan to visit for the second year in a row.

Since the GP area doesn't have many rides for small children, I think it's a hidden gem where older kids and adults can ride multiple attractions without the crowds. Smog Rush Adventure is very cool, and the shooting game is also a lot of fun, so I recommend it as a way to cool down while enjoying some friendly competition.

The ride with a four-person shooting game (Smog Rush Adventure) was cool, and since there was no wait time, we rode it many times.

Chirara’s Flower Wagon has seats and a roof, and since it’s not very crowded, you can ride it while taking a break.

There are few pools that allow you to bring in a cooler box, so it was really useful. We put frozen juice and jelly inside and were able to have the kids eat frequently, which helped prevent heatstroke.

A pop-up tent for the pool. The changing rooms get crowded before closing time, but if you close up the tent and quickly change the kids one by one, it’s very easy.

I forgot to bring a rash guard and got sunburned so badly that my skin hurt. Rash guards are important!