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'''Baby Park''' is the third course of the [[Mushroom Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]''. Being a short track-style, unbanked oval with no hazards (except for the flowerbeds on the inside of the turns in the ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' versions), it is the shortest course in length in the series, excluding the unused "Test Circle" course found in ''Mario Kart DS'' and [[DK Jungle (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|DK Jungle]] from ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP]]'', only taking around ten seconds to complete a whole lap. | '''Baby Park''' is the third race course of the [[Mushroom Cup]] in ''[[Mario Kart: Double Dash!!]]''. Being a short track-style, unbanked oval with no hazards (except for the flowerbeds on the inside of the turns in the ''[[Mario Kart 8]]'' and ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' versions), it is the shortest course in length in the series, excluding the unused "Test Circle" course found in ''Mario Kart DS'' and [[DK Jungle (Mario Kart Arcade GP)|DK Jungle]] from ''[[Mario Kart Arcade GP]]'', only taking around ten seconds to complete a whole lap. | ||
As the name implies, the course takes place in an amusement park which includes various elements from the [[Yoshi (franchise)|''Yoshi'' franchise]], and serves as [[Baby Mario]] and [[Baby Luigi]]'s home course. The track is a platform hanging from a large support complex, where a roller coaster runs above and around the course and a pink [[Train (form)|train]] runs over the rails. It is possible to collide with the roller coaster, though it is very difficult to achieve. The roller coaster obstacle was removed in the DS version and it returned in the Wii U and Switch version of the track as an aesthetic effect. | As the name implies, the course takes place in an amusement park which includes various elements from the [[Yoshi (franchise)|''Yoshi'' franchise]], and serves as [[Baby Mario]] and [[Baby Luigi]]'s home course. The track is a platform hanging from a large support complex, where a roller coaster runs above and around the course and a pink [[Train (form)|train]] runs over the rails. It is possible to collide with the roller coaster, though it is very difficult to achieve. The roller coaster obstacle was removed in the DS version and it returned in the Wii U and Switch version of the track as an aesthetic effect. | ||
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===''Mario Kart Tour''=== | ===''Mario Kart Tour''=== | ||
*[[List of sponsors debuting in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe#Peach & Daisy Royal Patisserie|Peach & Daisy Royal Patisserie]] (Trackside banners) | *[[List of sponsors debuting in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe#Peach & Daisy Royal Patisserie|Peach & Daisy Royal Patisserie]] (Trackside banners) | ||
==Development== | |||
Baby Park was inspired by the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics: game director Kiyoshi Mizuki had happened to catch a short-track speed skating event on television, and thought that making an ice rink track would be interesting. The course was also inspired by slick track karting, a type of kart racing set on an oval-shaped track where the surface is made slick to allow for easier drifting.<ref name="DidYouKnowGaming? NEW Nintendo GameCube Game Facts Discovered">{{cite|title=NEW Nintendo GameCube Game Facts Discovered|author=DidYouKnowGaming|publisher=YouTube|date=July 14, 2024|url=https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QxEqzUOui_M&t=703s}}</ref> | |||
Baby Park was originally planned as just a test level for ''Double Dash!!'', but the developers found the chaos of the course to be so enjoyable that it was made into a track for the final game.<ref name="DidYouKnowGaming? NEW Nintendo GameCube Game Facts Discovered"/> | |||
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| Appears in | Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (2003) Mario Kart DS (2005) Mario Kart 8 (DLC Pack 2) (2015) Mario Kart 8 Deluxe (2017) Mario Kart Tour (2022) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
| Cup(s) | Mushroom Cup (Double Dash!!) Banana Cup (DS) Crossing Cup (8, 8 Deluxe) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Online play | No longer available (DS, Wii U) Available (Switch) | ||||||||||||||||||||||
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Baby Park is the third race course of the Mushroom Cup in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Being a short track-style, unbanked oval with no hazards (except for the flowerbeds on the inside of the turns in the Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart Tour versions), it is the shortest course in length in the series, excluding the unused "Test Circle" course found in Mario Kart DS and DK Jungle from Mario Kart Arcade GP, only taking around ten seconds to complete a whole lap.
As the name implies, the course takes place in an amusement park which includes various elements from the Yoshi franchise, and serves as Baby Mario and Baby Luigi's home course. The track is a platform hanging from a large support complex, where a roller coaster runs above and around the course and a pink train runs over the rails. It is possible to collide with the roller coaster, though it is very difficult to achieve. The roller coaster obstacle was removed in the DS version and it returned in the Wii U and Switch version of the track as an aesthetic effect.
Baby Park reappears in Mario Kart DS as the fourth and final course of the Banana Cup, in Mario Kart 8 (as part of the Animal Crossing × Mario Kart 8 DLC) and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as the first course of the Crossing Cup, and in Mario Kart Tour starting with the 2022 Cat Tour.
Mario Kart: Double Dash!![edit]
Course layout[edit]
One half of the floor is blue and the other half is pink. It has various pictures of characters from the Yoshi's Island series on it, including Baby Mario and Baby Luigi. Due to its short length, this course has seven laps instead of the traditional three, making it one of only two courses in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! to not be a three-lap course (the other being Wario Colosseum, which has two laps). DK Mountain can be seen in the background.
Baby Park's music is also used in Balloon Battle on Tilt-a-Kart, though with more cymbals and the opening notes are a cover version of the Super Mario Bros. Ground Theme. The music starts in F major, then goes to F#/G♭ major, and then G major before looping back to F major.
The file names for this course, including ghost data, use "BabyLuigi" as a prefix or suffix.
Mario Kart DS[edit]
Baby Park makes its classic course debut in Mario Kart DS as the fourth and last race of the Banana Cup. The course's map has been rotated 180 degrees. This time around, it has five laps instead of seven and lacks the roller coaster obstacle. It was available in Wi-Fi. On the final lap, the music starts playing in F#/G♭ major instead of A major.
This version of Baby Park and the Mario Kart 8 iteration of N64 Rainbow Road are the only courses to differ in lap count as a classic course, excluding courses originating in Super Mario Kart and almost all of the classic courses in or from Mario Kart Tour.
Missions[edit]
There are two missions that take place on Baby Park:
- Mission 2-8: The player controls Peach, who must perform 6 power-slide mini-turbos before finishing three laps and before 55 seconds has passed. Each Item Box contains a Star.
- Mission 3-Boss: The player controls Toad, who must beat Goomboss in a three-lap race. Goomboss will regularly drop both Goombas and Mushrooms onto the track during the race.
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe[edit]
Baby Park also reappears in Mario Kart 8 as a heavily-revamped DLC classic course and the first course of the Crossing Cup.
One of the major changes made to the race course is that the entire track is now slanted, making it entirely an anti-gravity race track. Flowerbeds were added on the inside of the turns as a hazard and potential shortcut. The pink and blue parts of the floor are now split across the track's length instead of its width (with the colors on the turns instead of the parallel tracks). The park background has received many changes, such as the addition of a "Baby Castle" (which is a nod to Cinderella's Castle at the Magic Kingdom), new rides added like a redesigned Luigi's Mansion as a haunted house attraction, and some of the returning background rides being heavily redesigned, like the Bowser's Ship ride and the Ferris wheel, now resembling the Pinna Park Ferris wheel from Super Mario Sunshine. The hot-air balloons from N64 Royal Raceway appear in the background of the course. The starting banner now shows Baby Mario and Baby Luigi with their shirts, overalls and shoes on as opposed to being solely in diapers like the previous versions. They also have been given slight animations that are found on rides, where they move back and forth. The roller coaster makes its return, though unlike the original, it is impossible to collide with it.
The race on this course has seven laps just like in the original and the revamped music now increases in tempo (and goes up a key) after every lap, making it the first classic course to do this (lap 1 in F major, lap 2 in F#/G♭ major, lap 3 in G major, lap 4 in A♭ major, lap 5 in A major, lap 6 in B♭ major, and lap 7/the final lap in B major). On the final lap, the guard rails start to flash and light up in multiple colors, and like with 3DS Rainbow Road and N64 Rainbow Road, the last part of the music starts to play instead of the beginning of it. During replays and on the soundtrack, the music plays in a style similar to the original game (going up in key after each "verse," but not increasing the tempo).
Baby Park and Wii Rainbow Road are the only classic courses and one of five courses overall (along with Mute City, Big Blue, and Sky-High Sundae) to be entirely an anti-gravity race track. This is the shortest track in the game and the only track that does not have exactly three laps or sections. It is also the only track in Mario Kart 8 where players cannot perform tricks, and it is the only course aside from the three different Rainbow Roads to have its map in colors aside from blue. It is also the only classic course in the Animal Crossing × Mario Kart 8 DLC pack that has already appeared at least once as a classic course, and one of only two tracks in Mario Kart 8 that has appeared more than once as a classic course at time of release and does not originate from Super Mario Kart, the other being GCN Yoshi Circuit.
A statue resembling the one in the course Toad Harbor can be seen in the background, but instead of Peach in a Statue of Liberty pose, a pink gold version of Baby Peach can be seen holding a star (referencing the Partners statue seen in front of Cinderella's Castle in Disneyland).
This track, alongside the other DLC content, is available in the core game of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. However, the map colors are drastically toned town so that they appear more gray, to resemble maps seen on other courses. In Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, this is one of two tracks not to have Double Item Boxes, the other being DS Shroom Ridge.
Mario Kart Tour[edit]
Baby Park returns in Mario Kart Tour starting from the 2022 Cat Tour, being the third course from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! to reappear in Mario Kart Tour and the first since GCN Yoshi Circuit and GCN Dino Dino Jungle at the game's launch in the New York Tour seventy tours prior. Like GCN Yoshi Circuit, N64 Royal Raceway, and N64 Yoshi Valley, the course is based on its Mario Kart 8 iteration, but uses the music from its original appearance in Double Dash!! (though it still goes up a key and increases in tempo at each lap like in Mario Kart 8) and has five laps like in Mario Kart DS (lap 1 in F major, lap 2 in F#/G♭ major, lap 3 in G major, lap 4 in A♭ major, and lap 5/the final lap in A major). Unlike the previous iteration, the course is no longer in anti-gravity and appears as a flat course. The Baby Mario and Baby Luigi pictures on the starting banner have been removed, and the banner's poles have now been redesigned. Like this game's iteration of N64 Royal Raceway, the hot-air balloons are no longer princess-themed, instead taking their design from the ones seen in this game's iteration of 3DS Daisy Hills. The roller coaster has once again been removed, likely to allow players to go outside the loop in the T variation. The guardrails are now colored blue. The Baby Peach statue is now fully golden, the Luigi's Mansion attraction now uses its original design, resembling the mansion's design from this game's iteration of DS Luigi's Mansion, and the Koopa Paratroopa gift shop has been removed. The course's minimap has also been rotated 90° and is positioned off-center in-game, likely also to accommodate the T version.
The course also appears as Baby Park R (reversed), Baby Park T (with ramps), and Baby Park R/T (reversed with ramps). The former two debuted alongside the regular variant in the 2022 Cat Tour, while the latter debuted in the 2023 New Year's Tour. In the R variant, there are several ramps that raise and lower depending on what lap the player is on. In the T variant, racers are taken outside of the loop on two occasions, significantly extending the length of the track. As a result, it only has three laps (lap 1 in F major, lap 2 in F#/G♭ major, and lap 3/the final lap in G major), making it the only course in the game with a lap count difference between variations. Also, there is a glide ramp the first time racers return to the loop on each lap. In the R/T variant, the course is now a figure-eight: Racers use Kanaami Road to cross over the middle of the loop on two occasions.
Unlike most courses, all of Baby Park's current bonus challenges feature more than one lap. This is likely due to the short length, which would cause the bonus challenge to end too quickly.
Appearances[edit]
For this course's tour appearances, see List of GCN Baby Park tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour.
Top-tier and middle-tier items[edit]
Select "show" to reveal the drivers, karts, and gliders for which GCN Baby Park and its variants are always favored or favorite courses. For instances in which additional drivers, karts, and gliders temporarily had this course and its variants as favored or favorite courses, see List of GCN Baby Park tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour.
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Bonus challenges[edit]
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Grand Star scores | Tour appearances | Cup |
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Cat Tour (2022) |  Mii Cup |
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Animal Tour |  King Boo Cup | |||||
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Vacation Tour |  Poochy Cup | |||||
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Grand Star scores | Tour appearances | Cup |
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Regular |  Baby Luigi |
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Sundae Tour (2022) |  Cat Peach Cup |
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Obstacles | Tour appearances | Cup |
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Regular |  Baby Daisy |
 Pipe Frame |
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 Piranha Plant (aggressive)  Piranha Plant (passive) |
Yoshi Tour (2023) |  Birdo Cup |
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| Icon | Course variant | Chosen driver |
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Grand Star scores | Tour appearances | Cup |
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Vacation Tour |  Diddy Kong Cup |
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 Cream Cat Cruiser |
 Cream Toe-Bean Balloons |
 Cat Peach |
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Cat Tour (2022) |  Morton Cup |
 Cat Toad |
 Black Cat Cruiser |
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Cameos[edit]
Several characters that are important to the Yoshi franchise appear to have their own rides around Baby Park. They are listed below.
- Baby Bowser appears on a ship attraction called "Bowser's Ship". In Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, he is replaced with Bowser Jr.
- Kamek appears above a sign reading "Kamek's Magic Show".
- A Pink Yoshi Train in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! appears to ride around on an orange track, as if it were a roller coaster. It is seen in various parts of the park, and sometimes it can appear above it. If it does do this, it may actually reflect off shells. In Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, this is replaced with a Standard Kart coaster riding on a red track.
- A large Poochy-like house appears far in the background.
- A Helicopter Yoshi just like the one from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island can be seen at the background, flying around the track.
- Two large Shy Guys can be seen.
- A Koopa Paratroopa can be seen. In Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe, the Paratroopa has been converted into a shop selling merchandise named "Shop Paratroopa".
Profiles[edit]
Mario Kart: Double Dash!![edit]
- North American website bio: "It may look easy, but Baby Park is a 7-lap cage match with fourteen monster power slides! There are plenty of items to pick up, and the long straightaways make easy targets out of everyone."
- European website bio: "It’s Mario Kart: the theme park ride! The track is a simple oval, but the power-ups are plentiful, so you’ll have a battle on your hands to finish in first place."
Mario Kart DS[edit]
- European website bio: "It's the shortest and simplest track of them all, but Baby Park isn't child's play. Because of the circuit's great size you're given five laps instead of three, but make sure you put petal to metal from the word go, as it'll be over in seconds rather than minutes."
Mario Kart 8 Original Soundtrack liner notes[edit]
"On this title, the pitch of the music goes up after every lap. It'll really make your head spin! The horn and guitar parts give this arrangement tons of energy."
Sponsors[edit]
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe[edit]
- Moo Moo Meadows Milk (Trackside banners)
- Peach & Daisy Royal Patisserie (Trackside banners)
- Princess Orange (Trackside banners)
Mario Kart Tour[edit]
- Peach & Daisy Royal Patisserie (Trackside banners)
Development[edit]
Baby Park was inspired by the 2002 Salt Lake City Winter Olympics: game director Kiyoshi Mizuki had happened to catch a short-track speed skating event on television, and thought that making an ice rink track would be interesting. The course was also inspired by slick track karting, a type of kart racing set on an oval-shaped track where the surface is made slick to allow for easier drifting.[2]
Baby Park was originally planned as just a test level for Double Dash!!, but the developers found the chaos of the course to be so enjoyable that it was made into a track for the final game.[2]
Gallery[edit]
Mario Kart: Double Dash!![edit]
The course logo
The course icon
The starting line
The start of the race
Mario Kart DS[edit]
The course icon
Wario, racing on the course
Dry Bones, racing on the course
Race with Goomboss, in Mission Mode
Mario Kart 8 / Mario Kart 8 Deluxe[edit]
The course icon
Overview of the course
Alternate view of the starting line
Baby Mario, Baby Luigi, and Baby Peach racing on the track
Male Villager racing on the track
Mario Kart Tour[edit]
Course icons[edit]
- For this subject's image gallery, see Gallery:Mario Kart Tour race course icons (GCN courses) § Baby Park.
The course icon
The course icon of the R variant
The course icon of the T variant
The course icon of the R/T variant
Screenshots[edit]
Another view of the starting line
Overview of the course
View of the course featuring the gold statue of Baby Peach
View of Baby Park R/T
Cat Mario and Baby Mario (Koala) racing on the course
Cat Luigi driving past the Luigi's Mansion attraction on the course
Additional names[edit]
Internal names[edit]
| Game | File | Name | Meaning
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| Mario Kart: Double Dash!! | BabyLuigi.arc | Baby Luigi course (there is no "BabyMario.arc") | |
| Mario Kart DS | old_baby_gc | Old Baby GameCube |
Names in other languages[edit]
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
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| Japanese | ベビィパーク[?] Bebī Pāku |
Baby Park | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 宝宝公园[?] Bǎobǎo Gōngyuán |
Baby Park | |
| Chinese (traditional) | 寶寶公園[?] Bǎobǎo Gōngyuán |
Baby Park | |
| Dutch | Babypark[?] | Baby Park | |
| French | Parc Baby[?] | Baby Park | |
| German | Baby-Park[?] | Baby Park | |
| Italian | Baby Park[?] | - | |
| Korean | 베이비 파크[?] Beibi Pakeu |
Baby Park | |
| Portuguese (NOA) | Parque Bebê[?] | Baby Park | |
| Portuguese (NOE) | Parque Bebé[?] | Baby Park | |
| Russian | Луна-парк Малыш[?] Luna-park Malysh |
Baby Amusement Park | |
| Spanish | Parque Bebé[?] | Baby Park |
References[edit]
- ^ Mario Kart: Double Dash!! § Staff Ghost Initials. The Cutting Room Floor. Retrieved November 3, 2024.
- ^ a b DidYouKnowGaming (July 14, 2024). NEW Nintendo GameCube Game Facts Discovered. YouTube.
