Grand Chariot adds Attack on Titan stay package on Awaji Island

GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135° on Awaji Island is selling a one-night package tied to the Attack on Titan nighttime forest event at Nijigen no Mori. The plan bundles event tickets, a take-home mystery quest and hotel transportation, aiming to extend the anime experience beyond the attraction itself.

Why it matters: - The package turns a same-day theme park visit into an overnight anime getaway at GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135°. - Guests can keep the story going after the night walk with an included at-home mystery quest. - Complimentary transportation from the villa removes a common barrier for late-night attraction visits.

What happened: - GRAND CHARIOT Hokutoshichisei 135°, the official luxury villa of Nijigen no Mori, launched a special accommodation plan for the Attack on Titan collaboration on Awaji Island in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. - The stay package includes tickets to “Attack on Titan THE NIGHT WALK -Beyond the Walls-” and “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest: Titan Capture Operation ~Subquest: Home Edition~.” - The accommodation plan runs from Aug. 25 to Dec. 13, 2026. - The price starts at JPY 33,680 per person, including tax and service charge, based on two guests sharing one room for one night and two days. - Reservations are available through the listed ticketing channel: More information.

The details: - “Attack on Titan THE NIGHT WALK -Beyond the Walls-” takes place in a forest at night and uses projection mapping and immersive sound effects. - Participants walk about 1.2 kilometers, join the Survey Corps as new recruits and aim to reclaim freedom from the Titans alongside Eren Yeager and other members of the corps. - Guests who finish the night walk receive an original card at the goal. - The day program includes “Attack on Titan Stamp Rally in Nijigen no Mori,” which lets visitors collect four character stamps in an original booklet. - All stamp rally participants receive an original-design novelty postcard. - The day lineup also includes “Attack on Titan Mystery Quest – Nijigen no Mori Edition / At-Home,” a puzzle experience centered on Hans Zoe and Titan research. - Collaboration merchandise includes newly illustrated artwork of Eren, Mikasa, Levi, Erwin and others on can badges and acrylic stands. - The merchandise lineup totals 36 original items, including “Captain Levi’s Quote Momo” and Armin’s “An Endless Lifetime’s Worth of Salt.” - The food menu includes 11 collaboration items, among them Eren’s Determination Mapo Tofu Bowl, Sasha’s Sneak-Eating Plate, Mikasa’s Warm Red Scarf Cake and Captain Levi’s After-Cleaning Tea au Lait. - Ticket prices for the night event range from JPY 3,600 to JPY 4,000 for adults and JPY 1,600 to JPY 2,000 for children 11 and under. - The stamp rally ticket costs JPY 800. - The main mystery quest costs JPY 2,000. - The at-home mystery quest costs JPY 1,500. - The day-and-night set ticket, which combines the night walk and main quest, costs JPY 5,400 to JPY 5,800 for adults and JPY 3,400 to JPY 3,800 for children. - The premium set ticket, which adds the stamp rally and at-home quest, costs JPY 7,400 to JPY 7,800 for adults and JPY 5,400 to JPY 5,800 for children. - Ticket prices for the night walk vary by period. - Children must be accompanied by at least one adult. - Children 4 and under get free admission to the night walk. - Night walk tickets use designated time slots. - Tickets for the at-home quest and premium set will go on sale later. - Night-event hours are 6:30 p.m. to 10 p.m., with last entry at 8:30 p.m. - Day-event hours are 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekends and holidays, with last entry at 5:30 p.m.

Between the lines: - The package is designed to keep visitors on-site overnight, which makes the collaboration feel more like a full story arc than a single attraction. - The villa’s setting in quiet nature supports the pitch that the anime experience does not end when the forest walk is over. - The bundled transportation and lodging suggest Nijigen no Mori is targeting travelers who want a lower-friction visit from major transit hubs.

What's next: - The collaboration event itself runs through Dec. 13, 2026, giving visitors a long booking window. - The at-home mystery quest ticket and premium set ticket will be released later. - Business hours may change with the season, and Nijigen no Mori says visitors should check the official website for details.