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| Purpose | The area that players need to reach in order to win the game. |
| First appearance | Mario Party: Island Tour (2013) |
Goal Space is the final space on the boards of Mario Party: Island Tour. Crossing the goal space wins the game. This space appears in Perilous Palace Path, Rocket Road, Banzai Bill's Mad Mountain, and Shy Guy's Shuffle City. In other boards, this space is replaced with other spaces or other requirements to win the game: examples include landing on the Just-Right Space in Kamek's Carpet Ride, Bowser's Peculiar Peak as a Challenge Area, and Star-Crossed Skyway where the player needs the most Mini Stars from Star Stage Spaces.
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ゴールマス[?] Gōru Masu |
Goal Space |
