DK's Treetop Temple

“Hungry Piranha Plants! Deep-rooted secrets! Paths that branch off to danger! You'll tangle with all that and more in DK's Treetop Temple!”

—MC Ballyhoo, Mario Party 8

Template:Board-infobox DK's Treetop Temple is a multi-leveled, jungle-themed board in Mario Party 8, and the first board since DK's Jungle Adventure in the first Mario Party themed after Donkey Kong. The shops on this board are run by Spear Guys.

The board features barrel-shaped elevators, a mesh wall, bouncy leaves, a giant statue of Donkey Kong in the middle, and Barrel Cannons scattered throughout. When someone stops near a cannon, they have the choice of paying five Coins to be fired sky-high to a landing pad, often within reach of a Star. There is also a Lucky Space in front of the DK statue, where it takes the player to a secret path behind the board with a path of Blue Spaces (each with three coins), and a Star at the end. This is the only board in the game that follows all of the traditional conditions of the Mario Party series, where players have to get to the Star Space and trade twenty Coins to get the Star, after which the Star Space would move to another location on the board, and then the process would repeat.

Landing on a DK Space makes Donkey Kong appear. Donkey Kong tosses the player all the way to the Star Space, although they still have to trade 20 coins for it. Landing on a Bowser Space makes Bowser appear and move the Star to a different location.

Landing on the Green Spaces in the middle of the board makes Ukikis appear on barrels to run players that are in their path off course. In the Star Battle Arena, they will roll right over characters, causing them to lose ten Coins. Landing on the ? Space near the water slide makes players ride it to the lower part of the board, and to get some quick cash. The three ? Spaces in front of the Piranha Plants makes one of them chew on the player that landed there, resulting in them losing ten Coins. The ? Space in front of Spear Guy platforms makes a Spear Guy appear to take one of the player's candies in exchange for some coins. If the player doesn't have any candy, the Spear Guy will give them 5 coins.

In Star Battle Arena, the winning conditions are to get two Stars in the traditional way (just like Grand Canal from Mario Party 7). The DK Spaces and Bowser Spaces retain their function from the Party Tent.

Spaces (Party Tent)

The following table shows how many spaces there are on the board, and how many there are of a certain type.

Type of Space	Number of Spaces
Blue Spaces	43
Red Spaces	10
Green Spaces	8
Lucky Spaces	1
DK or Bowser Spaces	3
Total of Spaces	65

Spaces (Star Battle Arena)

The following table shows how many spaces there are on the board, and how many there are of a certain type.

Type of Space	Number of Spaces
Blue Spaces	24
Red Spaces	6
Green Spaces	5
Duel Spaces	5
Challenge Spaces	2
DK or Bowser Spaces	3
Total of Spaces	45

Gallery

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  Waluigi going through the board's Lucky Route

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  Princess Peach climbing a ladder

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  Star Battle Arena

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  A Star on the board

Names in other languages

Language	Name	Meaning	Notes
Japanese	ドンキーコングのジャングルパーク[?] Donkī Kongu no Janguru Pāku	Donkey Kong’s Jungle Park
German	DKs Tropenthron[?]	DK’s Tropics Throne
Italian	Il tempio nella giungla di DK[?]	DK's Jungle Temple
Spanish	Templo Kong[?]	Kong Temple

Trivia

• The center section of this board is somewhat based on the original Donkey Kong.
• The light blue Nossie, a sauropod from the Dino Dino Jungle racetrack in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, can be seen near the base of the board, next to one of the barrel cannons.