Dynamo Amusement Brings Fuji-Q VR Attractions to City Circuit Tokyo Bay
A location-based entertainment producer is renting floor space at an urban EV kart circuit, which is what VR attractions in Japan increasingly look like: short-run pop-ups inside venues that already draw crowds rather than dedicated VR parks.
Reporting from 1 source: PANORA.
Dynamo Amusement will run two VR attractions at City Circuit Tokyo Bay in Odaiba from September 22 to October 4, 2026. "Hobo Hobo Jet Coaster V (FUJIYAMA)" puts riders through Fuji-Q Highland's FUJIYAMA coaster with MX4D motion seats, about four minutes for one to four players. "Cosmo Balloon" is a free-roam balloon ride across world scenery, about eight minutes for one to eight players. Sessions cost 1,000 yen per person.
The two attractions split by format. "Hobo Hobo Jet Coaster V (FUJIYAMA)" is a ride-type VR piece using MX4D motion seats to reproduce Fuji-Q Highland's FUJIYAMA coaster, roughly four minutes per session for one to four people. "Cosmo Balloon" is free-roam, with participants entering as avatars, riding a balloon past scenery around the world, and talking with each other, about eight minutes for one to eight people.
The run is short, roughly two weeks, and priced at 1,000 yen per person per session. Weekday and holiday hours are both listed as 12:00 to 18:00. City Circuit Tokyo Bay opened in December 2023 and plans and operates its kart circuits through the racing team TOM'S.
- Hobo Hobo Jet Coaster V (FUJIYAMA): Ride-type VR attraction with MX4D motion seats, about 4 minutes, 1 to 4 players
- Cosmo Balloon: Free-roam VR attraction, about 8 minutes, 1 to 8 players
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