Super Nintendo World
- Not to be confused with Nintendo Land.
Super Nintendo World (officially capitalized as SUPER NINTENDO WORLD) is a themed area available in spaces operated by Universal Destinations & Experiences, featuring attractions, products, and themes mainly based on the Super Mario franchise. The area opened in Universal Studios Japan in Osaka on March 18, 2021,[1] and in Universal Studios Hollywood on February 17, 2023,[2] with a 2025 opening announced for Universal Epic Universe at Universal Orlando[3] and a future opening at Universal Studios Singapore. The slogan of Super Nintendo World Japan is "#We Are Mario!! アソビの本能、解き放て！ (Asobi no honnō, tokihanate!, Release your play instinct!)"
While visiting the area, attendees can wear a magnetic wristband known as a "Power-Up Band" (originally unhyphenated),[4] which allows them to interact with various features in the area, compete with other attendees, and keep track of scores and items (such as coins and stamps) earned from such activities.[5][4] The Power-Up Band also connects to the Super Nintendo World section of the official Universal Studios smartphone applications found on the App Store and Google Play Store, which contain a map of the area and its key locations, and allows the user to view their rankings and add, remove, and edit bands. There are eight different designs of the Power-Up Band, all based on emblems of Super Mario and Donkey Kong characters: Mario, Luigi, Peach, Daisy, Toad, Yoshi, Donkey Kong, and Diddy Kong. A Golden Power-Up Band has also been created in limited quantities for the second and first anniversaries of Universal Studios Japan's and Universal Studios Hollywood's versions of the park respectively.[6][7] Power-Up Bands can also be used as amiibo.
Of the Super Mario-themed elements present in Super Nintendo World, it features a Mario Kart-themed attraction titled Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge[8] and, in Japan, a Yoshi-themed attraction titled Yoshi's Adventure.[9] Peach's Castle, Bowser's Castle, and a red Toad House are also present. In regards to decorative features, many Super Mario objects can be seen throughout the area (some of which move, such as coins and Cloud Lifts),[10] though much of the environmental aesthetic is based on that of Super Mario 3D World, including the colored diamond-patterned platforms, Piranha Creeper vine, pyramids from World 2, and most prominently the grassy platforms, which make up a tall mountain-like structure replicating Mount Beanpole,[11] with a Goal Pole on the summit. Animatronics of various Super Mario characters and enemies are also present, including Yoshi and a Thwomp.[10] The area's background music also consists of arrangements of various songs from the Super Mario franchise.
The song "We Are Born to Play," performed by Galantis and Charli XCX, was released as a music video to promote the initial launch of Super Nintendo World, which depicts numerous attendees exploring a CGI-animated version of the area with many Super Mario characters and enemies present.
Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan temporarily closed on April 25, 2021, due to a surge in Japanese COVID-19 cases, only one month after the initial opening.[12] It was later reopened on June 1, 2021.[13]
Locations
Entrance
The entrance to Super Nintendo World is a large Warp Pipe leading to the foyer of Peach's Castle, which features the sun design on the floor and the cloud pattern on the ceiling, as well as paintings of Bob-omb Battlefield and Tiny-Huge Island from Super Mario 64. An open doorway leads to the main theme park area. In Universal Studios Japan, if attendees view the paintings from the doorway, the Bob-omb and the Big Goomba morph into Bowser Jr. holding his Magic Paintbrush and Peach's Golden Mushroom in his Junior Clown Car. In Universal Studios Hollywood, the paintings change into a scene showing Peach, the Golden Mushroom on a pedestal, and Bowser Jr. in the background, and a scene showing Bowser Jr. stealing the mushroom in his Junior Clown Car.[14] "Inside the Castle Walls" can be heard in the background while inside the castle.[11]
Mount Beanpole
In the main area of Super Nintendo World, a large land formation referencing Mount Beanpole from Super Mario 3D World can be seen. On Mount Beanpole, a variety of enemies and characters are found, including Yoshi, Thwomps, Koopa Troopas, Goombas, a Goomba Tower, and a Bill Blaster. Also on Mount Beanpole, trees, fruit, Cloud Lifts, Coins, a Warp Pipe, and a variety of blocks are found. In Universal Studios Japan, the entrance and queue area for Yoshi's Adventure is located below Mount Beanpole. On top of Mount Beanpole stands a Goal Pole, bearing a red flag with Mario's emblem.
Attractions
Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge
Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge,[2] known as Mario Kart: Koopa's Challenge in Japan and simply referred to as Mario Kart in the Universal Studios Japan app,[15] is an on-rails ride based on the Mario Kart series where attendees race through a course designed by Bowser. It is located inside Bowser's Castle, with attendees joining Team Mario (Mario, Luigi, Peach, Daisy, Toad, and Yoshi) against Team Bowser (Bowser and the Koopalings). Attendees are seated in vehicles designed after the Standard Karts from Mario Kart 8, with a steering wheel included with each seat. The ride makes use of augmented reality, as attendees are equipped with AR headsets with Mario Caps for the duration of the ride.[11] Attendees travel through different environments modelled after several courses from Mario Kart 8; starting with an area that combines Bowser's Castle and Mario Circuit, followed by 3DS Piranha Plant Slide, Dolphin Shoals, Twisted Mansion, Cloudtop Cruise, Grumble Volcano with the Bowser Monument, and N64 Rainbow Road.[16] The ride lasts for approximately five minutes, and each kart can hold up to four people (two rows of two seats).[17] Riders primarily score by firing shells, color coded to each of the four riders, at other racers and other interactable objects as displayed through their headsets, with the final scores tallied and displayed at the conclusion of the ride.[18]
The foyer of Bowser's Castle features stairs leading up to a large Bowser Statue, while the hall leading to the ride itself features displays of the original eight cups from Mario Kart 8. There is also a large display of the Golden Cup,[19] which is designed after the Universal logo, as well as Bowser's challenge letter that reads:[11][20]
- English
Hey MARIO! I challenge you to a RACE! Come to my castle! and DON'T CHICKEN OUT! GWAHAHA
- Japanese
よく聞け、マリオ！わがはいの城に来い！カートでしょうぶだ！待っているぞ、逃げるなよ！ガーッハッハッハ
Yoku kike, Mario! Wagahai no shiro ni koi! Kāto de shōbu da! Matteiru zo, nigeru na yo! Gāhhahhahha
Listen up, Mario! Come to my castle! It's a kart contest! I'll be waiting; don't run away! Gahahaha
The queue winds through two storage rooms adorned with various Mario Kart-themed banners and signs, a Mario Kart TV broadcasting room, Bowser's library, a boiler room that serves as a Bob-omb and Mechakoopa factory where attendees are given their AR headsets, and two Mario Kart TV briefing rooms where Lakitu provides a tutorial for the attraction's interactive elements.[21] The Universal Studios Hollywood version of the ride's queue begins with an underground and a ground section based on the Yoshi franchise before entering Bowser's Castle.[20]
Music that plays in the rooms prior to the actual attraction includes the castle theme from New Super Mario Bros. Wii at the stairs, the castle theme from Super Mario World[21] and "A Boss Approaches" from Super Mario 3D World in the trophy hall, Neo Bowser City's theme from Mario Kart 7 in the storage rooms, "Waltz of the Boos" from Super Mario Galaxy in Bowser's library, Mario Kart TV's theme from Mario Kart 8 in the first briefing room, an arrangement of Electrodrome's theme from Mario Kart 8 in the second briefing room, an arrangement of Bowser's Castle's theme from Mario Kart Wii in the area after the briefing rooms,[22] and an arrangement of the main menu theme from Mario Kart Wii in the loading area. In the attraction itself, the raceway theme from Mario Kart 64, arrangements of Piranha Plant Slide's theme from Mario Kart 7, Bowser's Castle's, Dolphin Shoals', Twisted Mansion's and Cloudtop Cruise's themes from Mario Kart 8, and Rainbow Road's theme from Mario Kart 64 play in their respective areas, while Mario Kart Stadium's theme from Mario Kart 8 plays at the finish line. The Super Star theme from Mario Kart Wii also briefly plays during the transition to the Rainbow Road segment.[16]
The Universal Studios Hollywood version occupies the space formerly occupied by Stages 22, 23, and 28.[23]
Promotional artwork for Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge
The Bowser Statue
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | マリオカート ～クッパの挑戦状～[?] Mario Kāto ~Kuppa no Chōsenjō~ |
Mario Kart ~Bowser's Written Challenge~ | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 马力欧卡丁车 ～酷霸王的挑战书～[?] Mǎlì'ōu Kǎdīngchē ~Kùbàwáng de Tiǎozhànshū ~ |
Mario Kart ~Bowser's Written Challenge~ |
Yoshi's Adventure
Yoshi's Adventure (only featured at Universal Studios Japan and Epic Universe[20]) is a ride where attendees travel in Yoshi-like vehicles to search for Captain Toad and three "mysterious eggs" using a map.[9] The entrance is a large, yellow Warp Pipe located at the center of Super Nintendo World.[15] The ride lasts for approximately five minutes, and each vehicle can hold up to two people.[24]
The ride first transports attendees over a bridge, then into a Warp Pipe tunnel through a scene with two Yoshis carrying Baby Mario and Baby Peach being pursued by Kamek and some Fly Guys, with Poochy nodding his head at passing vehicles at the exit. Additionally, another branching path within the pipe tunnel has a view out into space looking at Starship Mario. Exiting the pipe, the Yoshis arrive in a desert and jungle area, and finally to Captain Toad's location at the end of the jungle. The ride's queuing area features designs and murals from Yoshi's New Island,[25] which would be incorporated into the first section of the Universal Studios Hollywood queue for Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge.[20]
Music that plays in the attraction includes the main level theme from Super Mario World 2: Yoshi's Island in the queuing area, the main theme from Yoshi's Story at the bridge, the opening theme from Yoshi's Island in the tunnel, the desert theme from New Super Mario Bros. Wii in the desert area, and "Captain Toad Goes Forth" from Super Mario 3D World in the jungle area.[25]
Queue of the ride
Toadette in the queue of the ride
Starship Mario
Yoshis being pursued by Kamek
Poochy
The desert scene with a Pokey
The jungle scene with Baby Yoshis
Captain Toad
Promotional artwork for Yoshi's Adventure
The treasure map
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヨッシー・アドベンチャー[?] Yosshī Adobenchā |
Yoshi Adventure | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 耀西冒险[?] Yàoxī Màoxiǎn |
Yoshi Adventure |
Power-Up Band Key Challenges
The Power-Up Band Key Challenges are activities found throughout Super Nintendo World that attendees play using the Power-Up Bands to collect keys to help Princess Peach retrieve the Golden Mushroom from Bowser Jr.[9] After collecting three of the five keys, attendees can participate in a boss battle with Bowser Jr. in Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown.[11][9] The attraction's queue passes through a corridor with a Bowser Jr. statue and several paintings of him. Attendees then reach a room containing Bowser Jr.'s Toy Chest and a block resembling a Baddie Box with Bowser Jr.'s emblem, known as a Bowser Jr. Block,[26] near his Junior Clown Car, the Magic Paintbrush, a Poison Mushroom, and many more objects. During the attraction, attendees' shadows are projected on a screen and they must swat Parabombs at shadow clones of Bowser Jr. in Junior Clown Cars. Bill Blasters which shoot Bullet Bills also appear during the attraction. Attendees can obtain power-ups such as Super Mushrooms and Super Stars from Flying ? Blocks. During a part of the attraction, attendees need to use Fire Flowers to defeat Koopa Paratroopas and Fire Piranha Plants. After defeating Bowser Jr., attendees jump to reach a Goal Pole and their score is shown. A letter written by Peach is displayed when exiting the attraction that reads:[27]
My Brave Friends
You were spectacular! Thank you for helping us find the Golden Mushroom. We could not have done it without you.
Peach
Each key is guarded by one of Bowser Jr.'s minions. Attendees hold their Power-Up Band in front of a key reader to start a challenge, and again after they have successfully completed the challenge to claim the key. The challenges include:
- Goomba Crazy Crank:[9] The key for this challenge is guarded by a Goomba who sits on top of a rolling hill. Guests need to turn the crank fast enough to knock the Goomba off the hill and retrieve the key.[28]
- Koopa Troopa POWer Punch:[9] The key for this challenge is guarded by a Koopa Troopa. The challenge involves timing the chain-reaction impact of a series of Red POW Blocks to launch a moving Green Shell at a POW Block with the key on top to collect it. The shell moves left to right while passing through an upside-down T-shaped pipe, and the attendee must physically hit a Red POW Block at the right time so the shell passes over the last Red POW Block when it is activated and launches towards the key.[11]
- Piranha Plant Nap Mishap:[9] The key for this challenge is guarded by a red Piranha Creeper.[11] Guests have to turn off all the ringing alarm clocks to prevent the Piranha Creeper from waking up.[28]
- Bob-omb Kaboom Room:[9] The key for this challenge is guarded by a Bob-omb. It is located only at Universal Studios Japan at the end of the underground maze, after attendees walk through a passageway that gives them the illusion of being shrunk down. As a result of this, the Bob-omb appears giant. The Underground Theme from Super Mario Bros. plays inside the maze.[11] The challenge involves guests assembling pieces of a key and putting them together on a touch screen before the Bob-omb explodes.[28]
- Thwomp Panel Panic:[9] The key for this challenge is guarded by a Thwomp. Guests have to turn every Flipswitch Panel on the touch screens from blue to yellow before the Thwomp slams down. Touching one switch can affect others close-by.[28]
One key can also be obtained by spotting an airship using the binoculars in the park.[28]
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | パワーアップバンド・キーチャレンジ[?] Pawā Appu Bando Kī Charenji |
Power-Up Band Key Challenge | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 能量手环的关键挑战[29] Néngliàngshǒuhuán de Guānjiàn Tiǎozhàn |
Power-Up Band's Key Challenge |
- Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | とりかえせゴールデンキノコ！ クッパJr. ファイナルバトル[?] Torikaese Gōruden Kinoko! KuppaJr. Fainarubatoru |
Take Back the Golden Mushroom! Bowser Jr. Final Battle |
- Goomba Crazy Crank
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | まわせ！ クリボー・クルクルクランク[?] Mawase! Kuribō Kuru Kuru Kuranku |
Turn It! Goomba Spinning Crank |
- Koopa Troopa POWer Punch
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ねらえ！ ノコノコ ・POWブロックパンチ[30] Nerae! Nokonoko POW Burokku Panchi |
Aim! Koopa Troopa POW Block Punch |
- Piranha Plant Nap Mishap
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | とめろ！ パックンフラワー・アラームパニック[30] Tomero! Pakkun Furawā Arāmu Panikku |
Stop! Piranha Plant Alarm Panic |
- Bob-omb Kaboom Room
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | あつめろ！ ボムへい・バラバラパズル[?] Atsumero! Bomuhei Barabara Pazuru |
Collect! Bob-omb Scattered Puzzle |
- Thwomp Panel Panic
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | そろえろ！ ドッスン・フリップパネル[?] Soroero! Dossun Furippu Paneru |
Get them together! Thwomp Flip Panel |
Gift shops
1-UP Factory
1-UP Factory is the main gift shop of Super Nintendo World. The shop sells various exclusive Super Mario-themed merchandise and clothing, including Tokotoko Mario, a batteryless Mario figurine that walks while it is pushed with either one's hand or a Red Shell-shaped walker.[11] Music played in the store includes Puzzle Plank Galaxy's theme from Super Mario Galaxy 2, the title theme from Super Mario Maker, and the overworld themes from Super Mario Bros. 3 and New Super Mario Bros..[31]
Interior of the shop at Universal Studios Japan
Tokotoko Mario packaging (pipe set)
Tokotoko Mario packaging (shell set)
Tokotoko Mario (pipe set)
Tokotoko Mario (shell set)
Tokotoko Mario (pipe set)
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ワンナップ・ファクトリー[?] Wannappu Fakutorī |
1-UP Factory | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 1up工厂[?] 1 up Gōngchǎng |
1-UP Factory |
Mario Motors
Mario Motors, only featured at Universal Studios Japan and named after the Mario Kart sponsor of the same name, is a gift shop that mostly sells merchandise themed after the Mario Kart series.[32] The music played in the store includes arrangements of the circuit themes from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and Mario Kart DS[33] and Moo Moo Meadows from Mario Kart Wii.[34] It is located on the far north side of Super Nintendo World next to Bowser's Castle.[35]
Interior of the shop
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | マリオ・モーターズ[?] Mario Mōtāzu |
Mario Motors |
Restaurants and kiosks
Toadstool Cafe
Toadstool Cafe,[2] known as Kinopio's Cafe in Japan,[36] is a restaurant run by Toads, with a virtual character named Chef Toad acting as the head chef. The restaurant serves various Super Mario-themed dishes and drinks, such as Mario's Bacon Cheeseburger, the Super Mushroom Pizza Bowl, and the ? Block Tiramisu. The main dining area features designs of various Super Mario items on the ceiling, as well as a Warp Pipe and Mushroom display at the center. There are also "windows" in the restaurant showing animated videos of Chef Toad talking to attendees and other Toad chefs preparing food. The foyer of Toadstool Cafe has two Gift Boxes: a small one and a big one. Attendees can use their Power-Up Band to open one, which may contain an item or coins. "Mount Volbono: Town" from Super Mario Odyssey plays inside Toadstool Cafe.[11]
Toadstool Cafe storefront
Kinopio's Cafe storefront
Ordering stations
Interior of the restaurant
Mario's Bacon Cheeseburger
Super Mushroom Pizza Bowl
Piranha Plant Caprese
? Block Tiramisu
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | キノピオ・カフェ[?] Kinopio Kafe |
Toad Café | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 奇诺比奥咖啡店[?] Qínuòbǐ'ào Kāfēidiàn |
Toad Café |
Pit Stop Popcorn
Pit Stop Popcorn is a food kiosk themed after the Mario Kart series that sells popcorn. It is located opposite Bowser's Castle at Universal Studios Japan.[35]
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ピットストップ・ポップコーン[?] Pitto Sutoppu Poppukōn |
Pit Stop Popcorn |
Yoshi's Snack Island
Yoshi's Snack Island is a food kiosk themed and named after the Yoshi's Island series that sells Yoshi-themed snack food. It is located on the east side of Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan.[35]
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | ヨッシー・スナック・アイランド[?] Yosshī Sunakku Airando |
Yoshi Snack Island |
Products
Merchandise
- Main article: List of Super Nintendo World merchandise
In Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan, general Super Mario merchandise is mostly sold at 1-UP Factory, while Mario Kart-themed merchandise is mostly sold at Mario Motors.[32][37][38]
Food and drinks
Universal Studios Japan
| Image | Name | Description | Location(s) available | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
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King Bowser's Hamburger Steak with Bread or Rice[39] 大魔王クッパ・ハンバーグステーキ（パンまたはライス付） Daimaō Kuppa Hanbāgu Sutēki (Pan matawa Raisu-tsuki) (Great Demon King Bowser Hamburg Steak (with Bread or Rice)) |
A Hamburg steak dish shaped like Bowser, featuring carrot slices on the side, and a Goal Pole figure. | Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥2,100[39] |
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Fish Bone Meunière with Bread or Rice[39] フィッシュボーン・白身魚のムニエル（パンまたはライス付） Fisshubōn Shiromizakana no Munieru (Pan matawa Raisu-tsuki) (Fish Bone White Fish Meunière (with Bread or Rice)) |
A meunière dish with a Fish Bone marking on the fish, featuring carrot slices on the side.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥2,100[39] |
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Mario's Bacon Cheeseburger[9] マリオ・バーガー ～ベーコン＆チーズ～[40] Mario Bāgā ~Bēkon ando Chīzu~ (Mario Burger ~Bacon & Cheese~) |
A cheeseburger topped with bacon, lettuce, and mushrooms with a side of French fries and tomatoes. The bacon's placement resembles Mario's mustache, the mushroom's placement resembles his nose, and a Mario Cap is placed on top of the burger. Website description: "Made for Mario himself! This burger comes complete with a mushroom bun and pecorino cheese. The Mario's hat-shaped pick is yours to take home!" |
Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥2,000[39] |
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Luigi's Green Curry Chicken Sandwich[39] ルイージ・バーガー ～グリーンカレー・チキン～ Ruīji Bāgā ~Gurīn Karē Chikin~ (Luigi Burger ~Green Curry Chicken~) |
A chicken burger topped with green-colored curry (pesto in the Universal Hollywood version) with a side of French fries. A Luigi Cap is placed on top of the burger.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥2,000[39] |
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Teriyaki Chicken & Super Star Rice[39] 照り焼きチキン＆スーパースター・ライス Teriyaki Chikin ando Sūpā Sutā Raisu |
A dish with yellow rice in the shape of a Super Star paired with a cut of teriyaki chicken. | Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥1,900[39] |
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Chef's Special: Omelet Rice with Shrimp & Mushroom Cream Stew[39] シェフ特製 オムライス＆エビとキノコのクリーム煮込み Shefu Tokusei Omuraisu ando Ebi to Kinoko no Kurīmu Nikomi |
An omurice dish served alongside a cream stew with shrimp and mushrooms and topped with a sprig of coriander. The omelet has a marking of Chef Toad.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥1,900[39] |
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Yoshi's Spinach Carbonara[39] ヨッシー・スパゲティ ～ほうれん草カルボナーラ～ Yosshī Supageti ~Hōrensō Karubonāra~ (Yoshi Spaghetti ~Spinach Carbonara~) |
A spaghetti carbonara dish featuring a topping resembling Yoshi's Egg. | Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥1,900[39] |
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Fire Flower Spaghetti & Meatballs[39] ファイアフラワー・スパゲティ ～ミートボール＆トマトソース～ Faia Furawā Supageti ~Mītobōru ando Tomato Sōsu~ (Fire Flower Spaghetti ~Meatball & Tomato Sauce~) |
A spaghetti dish with tomato sauce, meatballs, mushrooms, and a cracker with a Fire Flower marking.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Main Menu)[39] | ¥1,900[39] |
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Kids Hamburger Meal with Mario Figurine Pick[39] ハンバーガー・キッズセット（マリオのピック付） Hanbāgā Kizzu Setto (Mario no Pikku-tsuki) (Hamburger Kids Set (with Mario Pick)) |
A kids' meal consisting of a teriyaki burger, omelet, fried shrimp, star-shaped croquette, cherry tomato, dessert, and orange drink. The meal also comes with a ? Block figure and a Mario figurine pick.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Kids Menu)[39] | ¥1,400[39] |
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Kids Curry & Rice Meal[39] カレーライス・キッズセット Karē Raisu Kizzu Setto (Curry Rice Kids Set) |
A kids' meal consisting of curry rice, dessert, and an orange drink. The meal also comes with a ? Block figure.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Kids Menu)[39] | ¥1,000[39] |
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Piranha Plant Caprese[9] パックンフラワー・カプレーゼ[40] Pakkun Furawā Kapurēze |
A caprese salad featuring lettuce, mushrooms, strawberries, mozzarella, dressing, and two pieces of tomato bearing resemblance to Super Mushrooms or a Piranha Plant. Website description: "Watch out! This Piranha Plant might bite back! Try this caprese salad with tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, and fresh basil." |
Kinopio's Cafe (Pizza & Salad)[39] | ¥1,300[39] |
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Yoshi's Favorite Fruit & Veggie Salad[39] ヨッシーの大好きなフルーツと野菜のサラダ Yosshī no Daisuki na Furūtsu to Yasai no Sarada |
A traditional salad dish consisting of assorted fruits and vegetables.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Pizza & Salad)[39] | ¥1,300[39] |
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Mushroom Soup[39] マッシュルームスープ Masshurūmu Sūpu |
A bowl of mushroom soup topped with small, circular wafers with Super Mushroom prints on them.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Pizza & Salad)[39] | ¥800[39] |
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Super Mushroom Pizza Bowl with Mushroom Tomato Sauce[9] スーパーキノコ・ピッツァボウル ～マッシュルームの入りトマトソース～[40] Sūpā Kinoko Pittsa Bōru ~Masshurūmu no Iri Tomato Sōsu~ (Super Mushroom Pizza Bowl ~Tomato Sauce with Mushrooms~) |
A pizza bowl shaped like a Super Mushroom filled with mushrooms and tomato sauce.[40] Website description: "Chef Toad's secret recipe! Tear open the crispy mushroom pizza crust to reveal savory tomato sauce with bacon and mushrooms." |
Kinopio's Cafe (Pizza & Salad)[39] | ¥1,500[39] |
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Portobello Mushroom Pizza Topped with Bacon & Vegetables[39] 巨大マッシュルームのピッツァ ～ベーコンと彩り野菜～ Kyodai Masshurūmu no Pittsa ~Bēkon to Irodori Yasai~ (Giant Mushroom Pizza ~Bacon and Colorful Vegetables~) |
A pizza with a portobello mushroom as the base topped with bacon and vegetables of different colors. | Kinopio's Cafe (Pizza & Salad)[39] | ¥1,500[39] |
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? Block Tiramisu[9] ハテナブロック・ティラミス Hatena Burokku Tiramisu |
A tiramisu topped with whipped cream and a token bearing a Super Mushroom and surrounded by wafers printed to resemble the sides of a ? Block. Website description: "In the Mushroom Kingdom, even the desserts are super! This rich truffle tiramisu Question ? Block has a cute item inside." |
Kinopio's Cafe (Dessert)[39] | ¥700[39] |
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Goal Pole Cake[39] ゴールポール・ケーキ Gōru Pōru Kēki |
A cake with Goal Pole and Super Star designs and a strawberry as its toppings.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Dessert)[39] | ¥800[39] |
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Double Cherry Chocolate Cupcake[39] ダブルチェリーのチョコレートカップケーキ Daburu Cherī no Chokorēto Kappukēki |
A chocolate cupcake with a layer of filling through the middle and topped with two cherries. | Kinopio's Cafe (Dessert)[39] | ¥700[39] |
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Princess Peach's Cake[39] ピーチ姫のケーキ Pīchi-hime no Kēki |
A large cake topped with Super Star designs and strawberries that serves three to four people.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Dessert)[39] | ¥2,800[39] |
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Super Star Lemon Squash[39] スーパースター・レモンスカッシュ Sūpā Sutā Remon Sukasshu |
A lemon squash that comes in a cup featuring Super Mario symbols, with a yellow straw. | Kinopio's Cafe (Drinks)[39] | ¥600[39] |
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Super Star Hot Yuzu Lemonade[39] スーパースター・ホットゆずレモネード Sūpā Sutā Hotto Yuzu Remonēdo |
A yuzu-flavored drink topped with whipped cream and a Super Star design.[39] | Kinopio's Cafe (Drinks)[39] | ¥600[39] |
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Mario Kart Popcorn Bucket マリオカート・ポップコーンバケツ Mario Kāto・Poppukōn Baketsu Super Star Popcorn Bucket スーパースター・ポップコーンバケツ Sūpā Sutā・Poppukōn Baketsu |
Can be purchased in a Standard Kart- or Super Star-shaped bucket. The Standard Kart's tires have flashing lights, while the Super Star lights up.[9] The popcorn comes in both Caramel Peach and Mushroom flavors.[11] | Pit Stop Popcorn[9] | |
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Green Shell Calzone Filled with Yakisoba & Cheese[9] こうらのカルツォーネ ～焼きそば＆チーズ～ Kōra no Karutsōne ~Yakisoba ando Chīzu~ (Shell Calzone ~Yakisoba & Cheese~) |
Website description: "Bite into a Koopa Calzone! Its savory filling of yakisoba and cheese will be sure to leave you shell-shocked." | Yoshi's Snack Island[9] | ¥700[41] |
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Yoshi's Lassi[9] ヨッシーのラッシー Yosshī no Rasshī |
Website description: "Enjoy a yogurt lassi made with Yoshi's favorite fruits and topped with whipped cream. Pick either cantaloupe or mango!" | Yoshi's Snack Island[9] | ¥700[41] |
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Yoshi's Hot Apple Tea[41] ヨッシーのホットアップルティー Yosshī no Hotto Appuru Tī |
A cup of apple-flavored tea, with a design of Yoshi attached to the side of the cup.[41] | Yoshi's Snack Island[41] | ¥700[41] |
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Drink Bottle[41] ドリンクボトル Dorinku Botoru |
A Mushroom-shaped drink bottle attached with a lidded straw. The bottle can be purchased in the Super Mushroom or 1-Up Mushroom design. The former is also sold at the Mario Café & Store.[41] | Yoshi's Snack Island[41] | ¥1,800[41] |
Characters
Characters from the Super Mario franchise are abundant throughout Super Nintendo World. Most of them are animatronics, while others can be found in meet-and-greet areas. The latter kind of characters are mascots of Mario, Luigi, Peach, and Toad; the latter is present at Universal Studios Hollywood since July 15, 2023.[9][42] Attendees can choose to have photo opportunities with the Mario Bros. and Peach in Mario & Luigi Photo Opportunity (Japanese: マリオ＆ルイージ・フォト・オポチュニティ, Mario ando Ruīji Foto Opochuniti) and Princess Peach Photo Opportunity (Japanese: プリンセスピーチ・フォト・オポチュニティ, Purinsesu Pīchi Foto Opochuniti) respectively.[43][44] Unlike the mascots commonly used for the Mario Bros., Super Nintendo World's Mario and Luigi costumes have articulated faces, allowing them to move their eyes and mouths.[11] With the exception of Toad, the mascots have nearby voice samples playing, and the costumes animate and lip-sync with them.[45][9]
Mascots of Yoshi and Bowser Jr. also appear, but are currently unmeetable. Yoshi debuted in the NO-LIMIT!!! Parade in February 2023, while Bowser Jr. debuted in the Super Mario Power Up stage show in July 2023.
Meet-up characters
| Character | Description |
|---|---|
 Mario |
Lifelike electronic suit portraying Mario, able to display vocal and visual expressions controlled by staff members with the use of tablets. Visitors are able to meet Mario at the Mario meet-up location on the Super Nintendo World map. |
 Luigi |
Lifelike electronic suit portraying Luigi, able to display vocal and visual expressions controlled by staff members with the use of tablets. Visitors are able to meet Luigi at the Luigi meet-up location on the Super Nintendo World map. |
 Peach |
Lifelike electronic suit portraying Peach, the ruler of the Mushroom Kingdom. Able to display vocal and visual expressions controlled by staff members with the use of tablets. Visitors are able to meet Peach at the Peach meet-up location on the Super Nintendo World map. |
 Toad |
Lifelike suit portraying Toad, a resident of the Mushroom Kingdom. Visitors are able to meet Toad at the Toad meet-up location on the Super Nintendo World map. |
Other characters
| Character | Description |
|---|---|
 Yoshi |
Can be seen walking around a tree on Mount Beanpole. Yoshi is also seen ridden by Baby Mario in Yoshi's Adventure. |
 Yoshis |
Yoshis of many colors found throughout the Yoshi's Island area and Yoshi's Adventure. |
 Baby Yoshis |
Young yoshis of many variants that appear in the jungle area with Captain Toad. |
 Poochy |
A dog who often serves as Yoshi's friend and companion. |
 Kamek |
Magical blue robe-wearing servant of Bowser who rides a broomstick. Appears holding his wand and a Light-Blue Yoshi's Egg. |
 Bowser Jr. |
Bowser's true son, and thief of the Golden Mushroom. Visitors can battle him in Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown after collecting three keys. |
 Baby Mario |
Mario's younger self. Rides atop Yoshi in Yoshi's Adventure |
 Baby Peach |
Princess Peach's younger self. Rides atop a Pink Yoshi in Yoshi's Adventure. |
 Toadette |
A pink female Toad who greets visitors during the queue of Yoshi's Adventure. |
 Captain Toad |
A red Toad that wears a headlamp and backpack. Stands on top of a tree stump holding a Baby Yoshi's Egg. |
 Chef Toad |
The head chef of the Toadstool Cafe. Greets visitors at the entrance to the dining room inside of the cafe. |
Enemies
| Enemy | Description |
|---|---|
 Goomba |
Small brown mushroom creatures who serve as some of Bowser's lower-class minions. Many Goombas are found walking on platforms and Mount Beanpole. Visitors can battle a Goomba in Goomba Crazy Crank and receive a key upon the Goomba's defeat. |
 Goomba Tower |
A stack of four Goombas. Found walking on Mount Beanpole. |
 Koopa Troopa |
Turtle-like enemies who serve as some of Bowser's lower-class minions. Koopa Troopas appear throughout the scenery of Super Nintendo World. Visitors can battle a Koopa Troopa in Koopa Troopa POWer Punch and receive a key upon the Koopa Troopa's defeat. |
 Koopa Paratroopa |
A winged red Koopa Troopa. Appears in Yoshi's Adventure. |
 Shy Guy |
Red-robed enemies with white masks bearing blank faces. Found amongst the scenery of Super Nintendo World. |
 Fly Guy |
Flying Shy Guys with blue propellers attatched to their heads. They are found in Yoshi's Adventure near Kamek and Pink Yoshi. |
 Piranha Plant |
Plant-like enemies bearing teeth that emerge from pipes. Found in many places throughout the scenery. |
 Piranha Creeper |
Large Piranha Plants with long, spike-covered stems. Visitors can battle a Piranha Creeper in Piranha Plant Nap Mishap and receive a key upon putting the Piranha Creeper to sleep. |
 Pokey |
Yellow cactus enemies with green spikes. Found in Yoshi's Adventure and moving across desert areas in the scenery of Super Nintendo World. |
 Conkdor |
A large bird enemy that attacks passersby with its beak. Appears in Yoshi's Adventure. |
  Thwomp |
Large grey stone block enemies who fall in an attempt to crush passersby. Two Thwomp designs appear in Super Nintendo World: one bearing spikes which come to points, and the other bearing spikes which are dulled at the ends. |
 Bob-omb |
Sentient bomb-like enemies created by Bowser. Bob-ombs are found in the queue of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, where their building process is shown in a factory-themed area along with Bullet Bills and Mechakoopas. Bob-ombs also appear in the underground area in Universal Studios Japan. |
 Mega Bob-omb |
A large Bob-omb. Visitors can battle the Mega Bob-omb in Bob-omb Kaboom Room and receive a key upon the Mega Bob-omb's defeat. |
 Bullet Bill |
Bullet enemies created by Bowser. Bullet Bills are found in the queue of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge in a factory-themed area along with Bob-ombs and Mechakoopas. |
 Bill Blaster |
Black cannons bearing white skull emblems, used to fire Bullet Bills. Found in the queue of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge. In Universal Studios Japan, a Bill Blaster is present on the base of Mount Beanpole. |
 Mechakoopa |
Mechanical wind-up enemies created by Bowser. Mechakoopas are found in the queue of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge along with Bullet Bills and Bob-ombs. |
Stamps
Stamps are digital collectibles that are earned by completing various challenges and participating in activities around Super Nintendo World. Stamps may only be obtained with a Power-Up Band linked to the Super Nintendo World section of the official Universal Studios smartphone application found on the App Store and Google Play Store. There are a total of 170 stamps to collect, (131 in Universal Studios Hollywood), all separated into three categories in the app: "Super Nintendo World" (stamps earned by collecting coins, placement on leaderboards, etc.), "Super Mario Land" (stamps linked to physical events or minigames in Super Nintendo World), and "Mario Kart" (stamps earned exclusively in Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge). Every stamp has its own icon, portraying various characters or objects, and are displayed on the app in the players' Stamp Collection shortly after the stamp's requirement is completed.
Item stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Golden Star | Collect all the golden stamps. | No |  200
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Super Mushroom | Collect a Super Mushroom power-up. | Yes | 35
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Fire Flower | Collect a Fire Flower power-up. | Yes | 35
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Super Star | Collect a Super Star power-up. | Yes | 65
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Turnip | Collect a Turnip power-up. | Yes | 35
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Super Leaf | Collect a Super Leaf power-up. | Yes | 35
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1-Up Mushroom | Collect a 1-Up Mushroom power-up. | Yes | 65
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Ice Flower | Collect an Ice Flower power-up. | Yes | 35
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Playing with Power | Get all the power-ups. | No | 125
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Super Acorn | Get the Super Acorn from Toad | Yes | 35
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Super Bell | Get the Super Bell from Toad. | Yes | 35
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Checkpoint Flag | Touch the Checkpoint Flag. | No | 15
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Coins and Leaderboard stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Moneybags | Earn 5,000 coins. | No | 35
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Coin Collector | Earn 25,000 coins. | No | 65
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Treasure Hunter | Earn 100,000 coins. | No | 125
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Top 1000 Score | Achieve a Top 1000 score on the daily leaderboard. | Yes | 125
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Top 10 Daily | Achieve a Top 10 score on the daily leaderboard. | Yes | 175
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Who's the Boss | Achieve a Top 1000 score on the Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown leaderboard. | Yes | 125
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Super Boss | Achieve a Top 10 score on the Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown leaderboard. | Yes | 175
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Top Racer | Achieve a Top 1000 score on the Mario Kart leaderboard. | Yes | 125
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Top Super Racer | Achieve a Top 10 score on the Mario Kart leaderboard. | Yes | 175
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Team Crown | Win a team crown in the hourly Team Competition. | Yes | 100
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Royalty | Earn more than 1 crown in a day in the hourly Team Competition. | Yes | 125
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Land Explorer | Complete everything on your Super Mario Land map. | No | 200
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Seasonal stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Winter Wonder | Visit Super Nintendo World between December 1 and February 29. | No | 15
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Spring Break | Visit Super Nintendo World between March 1 and May 31. | No | 15
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Summer Sun | Visit Super Nintendo World between June 1 and August 31. | No | 15
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Halloween Treat | Visit Super Nintendo World during October. | No | 55
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Fall Fun | Visit Super Nintendo World between September 1 and November 30. | No | 15
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Holiday Party | Visit Super Nintendo World during December. | No | 55
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Happy New Year | Visit Super Nintendo World between January 1 and January 15. | No | 65
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Opening Month | Visit Super Nintendo World during the opening month. | No | 125
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8-Bit Secret stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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8-Bit Goomba | Find 8-Bit Goomba. | No | 45
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8-Bit Bowser | Find 8-Bit Bowser. | No | 45
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8-Bit Luigi | Find 8-Bit Luigi. | No | 45
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8-Bit Koopa Troopa | Find 8-Bit Koopa Troopa. | No | 45
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8-Bit Lakitu | Find 8-Bit Lakitu. | No | 55
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8-Bit Toad | Find 8-Bit Toad. | No | 55
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8-Bit Peach | Find 8-Bit Peach. | No | 45
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8-Bit Mario | Find 8-Bit Mario. | No | 45
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Pixel Perfect | Find all 8-Bit characters. | No | 100
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Character stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Meet Mario | Meet Mario and collect a key! | Yes | 35
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Meet Luigi | Meet Luigi and collect a key! | Yes | 35
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Meet Peach | Meet Peach and collect a key! | Yes | 35
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Meet Toad | Meet Toad and collect a key! | Yes | 35
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Note Block Rock stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Take Note | Play any note on Note Block Rock. | No | 15
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Red Song | Play the Red Song (Ground Theme) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 25
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Cyan Song | Play the Cyan Song (Water World) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 25
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Green Song | Play the Green Song (Main Theme) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 25
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Yellow Song | Play the Yellow Song (Bomb-omb Battlefield) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 25
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Blue Song | Play the Blue Song (Underground) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 25
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Pink Song | Play the Pink Song (Athletic) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 25
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Maestro | Correctly play all 6 main songs on Note Block Rock. | No | 100
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Secret Yellow Song | Find a secret Yellow Song (Slider) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 50
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Secret Red Song | Find a secret Red Song (Ending Theme) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 50
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Secret Cyan Song | Find a secret Cyan Song (Airship) on Note Block Rock. | Yes | 50
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Slot Machine stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Beginner's Luck | Play the Slot Machine. | No | 25
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High Roller | Play the Slot Machine 7 times. | No | 125
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Leaf Match | Match 4 Super Leaf images on the Slot Machine. | Yes | 20
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Egg Match | Match 4 Yoshi's Egg images on the Slot Machine. | Yes | 20
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Mushroom Match | Match 4 Super Mushroom images on the Slot Machine. | Yes | 20
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Flower Match | Match 4 Fire Flower images on the Slot Machine. | Yes | 20
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All-Star Match | Match 4 Super Star images on the Slot Machine. | Yes | 20
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Binocular stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Binoculars | Spot Super Mario Land through the Binoculars. | No | 25
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Pick out Pikmin | Use the Binoculars to zoom in on Pikmin on Mount Beanpole. | Yes | 65
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Comet Get It | Use the Binoculars to zoom in on Rosalina. | No | 65
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Hidden Key | After you defeat Bowser Jr., use the Binoculars to find a hidden key. | Yes | 100
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Sky's the Limit | Use the Binoculars to zoom in on the airship. | No | 65
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Key stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Master Key | Collect all 5 keys from the key challenges. | No | 80
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Boss Battler | Collect 3 keys to gain access to Bowser Jr.’s Lair. | No | 65
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Goomba Crazy Crank | Play the Goomba Crazy Crank game. | No | 25
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Goomba Crazy Crank Skilled | Beat Goomba Crazy Crank 2 times on any difficulty level. | No | 55
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Goomba Crazy Crank Expert | Beat Goomba Crazy Crank 5 times on any difficulty level. | No | 80
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Goomba Crazy Crank Master | Beat Goomba Crazy Crank on the hardest difficulty level. | No | 80
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Goomba Crazy Crank Bonus | Beat Goomba Crazy Crank with a bonus. | Yes | 45
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Goomba Crazy Crank Key | Get the Goomba Crazy Crank Key. | Yes | 35
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Koopa Troopa POWer Punch | Play Koopa Troopa POWer Punch. | No | 25
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Koopa Troopa POWer Punch Skilled | Beat Koopa Troopa POWer Punch 2 times on any difficulty level. | No | 55
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Koopa Troopa POWer Punch Expert | Beat Koopa Troopa POWer Punch 5 times on any difficulty level. | No | 80
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Koopa Troopa POWer Punch Master | Beat Koopa Troopa POWer Punch on the hardest difficulty level. | No | 80
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Koopa Troopa POWer Punch Bonus | Beat Koopa Troopa POWer Punch with a bonus. | Yes | 45
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Koopa Troopa POWer Punch Key | Get the Koopa Troopa POWer Punch Key. | Yes | 35
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Piranha Plant Nap Mishap | Play Piranha Plant Nap Mishap. | No | 25
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Piranha Plant Nap Mishap Skilled | Beat Piranha Plant Nap Mishap 2 times on any difficulty level. | No | 55
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Piranha Plant Nap Mishap Expert | Beat Piranha Plant Nap Mishap 5 times on any difficulty level. | No | 80
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Piranha Plant Nap Mishap Master | Beat Piranha Plant Nap Mishap on the hardest difficult level. | No | 80
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Piranha Plant Nap Mishap Bonus | Beat Piranha Plant Nap Mishap with a bonus | Yes | 45
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Piranha Plant Nap Mishap Key | Get the Piranha Plant Nap Mishap key. | Yes | 35
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Thwomp Panel Panic | Play Thwomp Panel Panic. | No | 25
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Thwomp Panel Panic Skilled | Beat Thwomp Panel Panic 2 times on any difficulty level. | No | 55
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Thwomp Panel Panic Expert | Beat Thwomp Panel Panic 5 times on any difficulty level. | No | 80
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Thwomp Panel Panic Master | Beat Thwomp Panel Panic on the hardest difficult level. | No | 80
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Thwomp Panel Panic Bonus | Beat Thwomp Panel Panic with a bonus. | Yes | 45
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Thwomp Panel Panic Key | Get the Thwomp Panel Panic key. | Yes | 35
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Bob-omb Kaboom Room | Play Bob-omb Kaboom Room. | No | 25
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Bob-omb Kaboom Room Skilled | Beat Bob-omb Kaboom Room 2 times on any difficulty level. | No | 55
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Bob-omb Kaboom Room Expert | Beat Bob-omb Kaboom Room 5 times on any difficulty level. | No | 80
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Bob-omb Kaboom Room Master | Beat Bob-omb Kaboom Room on the hardest difficult level. | No | 80
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Bob-omb Kaboom Room Bonus | Beat Bob-omb Kaboom Room with a bonus. | Yes | 45
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Bob-omb Kaboom Room Key | Get the Bob-omb Kaboom Room key. | Yes | 35
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Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Golden Mushroom | Defeat Bowser Jr. | Yes | 65
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Bowser Jr. Skilled | Defeat Bowser Jr. 2 times in the Shadow Showdown. | No | 55
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Bowser Jr. Expert | Defeat Bowser Jr. 5 times in the Shadow Showdown. | No | 100
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Perfect Battle | Win the Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown without taking damage. | Yes | 175
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Spectacular Win | Defeat Bowser Jr. with every player in the group earning an average of at least 20 coins. | Yes | 100
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Bowser Jr. Hero | Defeat Bowser Jr. with the highest individual score. | Yes | 125
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Toy Chest | Unlock Bowser Jr.’s Toy Chest. | No | 35
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First Punch | Punch the Bowser Jr. Block. | No | 45
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Flying ? Block | Punch a flying ? Block in Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown. | No | 25
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Fire Fighter | Destroy something with a fireball in Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown. | No | 25
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Koopa Paratroopa | Defeat a Koopa Paratroopa in Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown. | No | 25
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Piranha Plant | Defeat a Piranha Plant in Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown. | No | 35
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30 Coins | Collect 30 or more coins in a single battle with Bowser Jr. | Yes | 15
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55 Coins | Collect 55 or more coins in a single battle with Bowser Jr. | Yes | 40
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100 Coins | Collect 100 cumulative coins over all your battles with Bowser Jr. | No | 55
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300 Coins | Collect 300 cumulative coins over all your battles with Bowser Jr. | No | 80
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Block stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Brick Block | Punch any Brick Block. | No | 15
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Tiny Fists | Punch a ? Block while you’re small. | No | 35
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? Block | Punch any ? Block. | No | 15
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POW Block | Punch a POW Block. | No | 25
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Frosted Glacier Blocks | Punch all blocks in Frosted Glacier area. | Yes | 35
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Question Master | Punch every ? Block in one day. | Yes | 80
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Block Breaker | Punch every block in Super Nintendo World. | No | 100
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Block Buster | Punch 250 blocks. | No | 100
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Mario Kart stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Golden Cup | Take a ride on Mario Kart. | No | 65
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Start Coin Bonus | Get the Start Coin bonus at the starting line in Mario Kart. | Yes | 65
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Mario Karter | Ride Mario Kart 2 times. | No | 55
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Super Mario Karter | Ride Mario Kart 5 times. | No | 55
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Expert Shooter | Land 3 consecutive hits on enemies. | Yes | 15
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Sharp Shooter | Land 10 consecutive hits on enemies. | Yes | 35
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| File:Nocoverart.png | On the Mark | Land 20 consecutive hits on enemies. | Yes | 65
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Super Mario Pro | Get to the finish line without shooting any Team Mario racers. | Yes | 100
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Bye-Bye, Bowser | Hit Bowser and all the Koopalings in a single race on Mario Kart. | Yes | 125
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Bowser Bruiser | Hit Bowser with a shell 10 times on Mario Kart. | No | 65
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Bowser Buster | Hit Bowser with a shell 25 times on Mario Kart. | No | 100
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Boo Who? | Defeat 5 Boos on Mario Kart. | No | 25
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Koopa Krunch | Defeat 5 Koopa Paratroopas on Mario Kart. | No | 25
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Secret Block 1 | Find and hit the secret block in the area where the Piranha Plants are. | No | 45
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| File:Nocoverart.png | Secret Block 2 | Find and hit the secret block in the underwater area where the Cheep Cheeps are | No | 45
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Secret Block 3 | Find and hit the secret block in the area near the school of Fishbones. | No | 45
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Secret Block 4 | Find and hit the secret block inside the haunted mansion where the Boos are. | No | 45
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Secret Block 5 | Find and hit the secret block in the clouds where the Koopa Paratroopas are. | No | 45
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Secret Block 6 | Find and hit the secret block hidden in the volcanic area where Lava Bowser appears. | No | 45
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Secret Block Collector | Find and hit all of the secret blocks. | No | 125
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Mega Fish Bone | Hit Mega Fish Bone with a shell 20 times on Mario Kart. | No | 100
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Cheep Shot | Defeat 5 Cheep Cheeps on Mario Kart. | No | 25
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Lava Bowser | Hit Lava Bowser with a shell 20 times on Mario Kart. | No | 100
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Drifter | Successfully drift and achieve the maximum number of coins for three turns in a row. | Yes | 15
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Drift Apprentice | Successfully drift each turn in the ride. | Yes | 45
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Drift Master | Successfully drift each turn in the ride and get the maximum number of coins on each one. | Yes | 45
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Place in the Race | Finished in… not exactly first place in your race in Mario Kart. | No | 25
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Pocket Change | Collect 75 or more coins in a single ride on Mario Kart. | Yes | 25
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Perfectionist | Collect 150 or more coins in a single ride on Mario Kart. | Yes | 65
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Coin Keeper | Collect 500 coins total on Mario Kart. | No | 100
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Coin Master | Collect 1,000 coins in total on Mario Kart. | No | 150
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First Place | Finish in 1st place on Mario Kart. | No | 100
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Top Kart | Get the highest individual coin score in your kart in Mario Kart. | Yes | 250
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Top Racer | Get the highest individual coin score between the two Mario Karts in the race. | Yes | 65
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Trophy Hunter | Finish in 1st place 2 times on Mario Kart. | No | 125
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Pro Racer | Finish in 1st place 5 times on Mario Kart. | No | 150
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Yoshi's Adventure stamps
| Icon | Name | Requirement | Repeatable | Coins Earned |
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Fruit Basket | Get fruit from the basket inside Mt. Beanpole. | Yes | 45
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Toad Tracker | Ride on Yoshi’s Adventure 2 times. | No | 55
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Toad Protector | Ride on Yoshi’s Adventure 5 times. | No | 125
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Golden Egg | Get the golden egg on Yoshi’s Adventure. | Yes | 65
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Green Egg | Get a green egg when you punch the Egg Block inside Mt. Beanpole. | Yes | 15
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Blue Egg | Get a blue egg when you punch the Egg Block inside Mt. Beanpole. | Yes | 15
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Pink Egg | Get a pink egg when you punch the Egg Block inside Mt. Beanpole. | Yes | 15
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Purple Egg | Get a purple egg when you punch the Egg Block inside Mt. Beanpole. | Yes | 15
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Yellow Egg | Get a yellow egg when you punch the Egg Block inside Mt. Beanpole. | Yes | 15
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Red Egg | Get a red egg when you punch the Egg Block inside Mt. Beanpole. | Yes | 15
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Egg-cellent! | Collect all 6 egg colours when you punch the Egg Block inside Mt. Beanpole. | No | 125
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Entertainment
Japan
On March 1, 2023, the NO LIMIT! Parade was introduced, which includes an unit based on the Mario Kart series. During the park's 2023 "NO LIMIT! Summer" event, a special stage show titled Super Mario Power-Up Summer was showcased within the park's "New York" area.
Development
A partnership between Nintendo and Universal Parks & Resorts to open a Nintendo theme park area in Universal Studios Japan, Universal Studios Hollywood, and Universal Orlando was first announced on November 29, 2016.[46] On December 12, 2016, Super Nintendo World was officially announced by name, scheduled to open first in Japan in time for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics.[47]
On June 8, 2017, construction on the first Super Nintendo World began when Universal Studios Japan held a groundbreaking ceremony, which was attended by Shigeru Miyamoto, Universal Studios Japan CEO J. L. Bonnier, and Universal Creative president Mark Woodbury.[48] A Mario Kart-themed attraction was announced in the ceremony,[49] while a teaser trailer for Super Nintendo World was released the same day.[50] That same year, Universal Studios Hollywood demolished Stages 22-25 to make room for its version of the area (another soundstage whose footprint the area occupies, the Phantom Stage, had been demolished three years prior).[23]
On April 3, 2019, Super Nintendo World was announced for Universal Studios Singapore by Resorts World Sentosa.[51]
During an interview with Universal Parks & Resorts CEO Tom Williams held on September 12, 2019, Williams announced that Super Nintendo World in Japan would open in spring 2020, and that the Mario Kart ride and a Yoshi ride would be featured in the first phase. Williams also revealed information about a magnetic wristband that attendees would wear and would be used to track scores gained through rides and interactions in the area.[52]
On January 14, 2020, Universal Studios Japan held a "global kick-off presentation event" where many details regarding Super Nintendo World were announced, including the opening now being scheduled for Summer 2020, more details on the function of the wristband (now named the "Power Up Band"), the wristband designs, and the smartphone application.[5][4] The music video for "We Are Born to Play" was also released the same day.
During a Q4 earnings conference held on January 23, 2020, Comcast executives confirmed that Super Nintendo World in Universal Orlando would be part of the upcoming Epic Universe theme park scheduled to open in 2023.[53] However, due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the project was delayed indefinitely.[54] Also as a result of the pandemic, the opening date for Super Nintendo World in Japan was pushed back by a few months.[55]
On October 7, 2020, Super Nintendo World in Japan was announced to open in Spring 2021.[56] In addition, a Mario Café & Store was revealed and announced to open outside of the area on October 16, 2020, ahead of its opening.[57] The exact opening date of February 4 was later announced on November 30, 2020.[58]
On December 18, 2020, Nintendo released the Super Nintendo World Direct. Hosted by Miyamoto, the video toured various parts of the park, including the entrance based off of Peach's Castle, an underground area with Bob-ombs, and Bowser's Castle, as well as 1-UP Factory and Kinopio's Cafe and the merchandise and food offered. It also showed how Power-Up Bands are used to interact with activities in the park.[11]
On January 14, 2021, the opening was postponed to an unspecified later date as a result of a state of emergency in place in Osaka due to COVID-19.[59] On March 8, 2021, the final opening date was revealed to be March 18, 2021.[1]
On September 28, 2021, Nintendo announced that a new Donkey Kong-themed area would be added to the Universal Studios Japan version of the area, expanding the size of Super Nintendo World by approximately 70%. The area, named Donkey Kong Country[60] (Japanese: ドンキーコング・カントリー),[61] is set to open in spring 2024.[62] The expansion will feature new Donkey Kong-themed attractions including Mine Cart Madness[63] (Japanese: ドンキーコングのクレイジー・トロッコ),[64] merchandise, and Power-Up Band designs based on Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong.[65] The new area and Power-Up Band activities were promoted in an event held in Tokyo, Nagoya, and Fukuoka in February 2024.[66]
On January 30, 2024, Nintendo previewed the first images of the Universal Orlando Resort version of the area.[3]
- In the library area of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, many books appear in stacks and on bookshelves referencing various characters and locations from the Super Mario franchise. Some of the books' titles include "Dem Bones: A Dry Bowser Story", "Better Golf For Heavy Hitters", "Deja Boo", "Trips to Shy Guy Falls", "Yoshi's Story", "Dental Hygiene for Chain Chomps", "Shy Guy: Behind the Mask", "A Brief History of Moo Moo Meadow", and more.
- In Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, sections and elements from a variety of courses in the Mario Kart series are present, such as Twisted Mansion, Cloudtop Cruise, Grumble Volcano, Rainbow Road in Mario Kart 64, and the Bowser Monument from Bowser's Castle in Mario Kart 8.
- Starship Mario appears at the end of a tunnel inside of a Warp Pipe in Yoshi's Adventure.
- In the queue of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, cups from the Mario Kart series are displayed.
- The wet floor signs of Super Nintendo World resemble bananas, referencing the banana item in the Mario Kart series.
- Mii Racing Suits in the styles of Mario, Luigi, Peach, Yoshi, and Toad are displayed against a wall in the queue of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge.
- The Poltergust 5000 can be seen in the Luigi Mii Racing Suit display.
- In the library area of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, a Hammer Knight, identical to its appearance in Mario Kart 8, appears on a bookshelf alongside a Boo.
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Gallery
Artwork
Daisy dancing
Daisy presenting
Daisy waving
Rosalina seen in profile
Donkey Kong posing
Diddy Kong tipping his hat
Diddy Kong crossing arms
Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong
A Blue Yoshi's Egg
A Red Yoshi's Egg
A Light-blue Yoshi's Egg
Bowser Jr. in his Junior Clown Car holding his Magic Paintbrush
The Golden Mushroom
A key
Chef Toad
A Toad chef carrying plates
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Promotional material
Universal Studios Japan
Key visual
Webpage banner
Promotional image
Promotional image with text
The map of Super Nintendo World on the area's website
The map of Super Nintendo World on Universal Studios Japan's Studio Guide
The map of Super Nintendo World on Universal Studios Japan's website
The Power-Up Bands with the strap designs shown
The Golden Power-Up Band
The Golden Power-Up Band with the strap design shown
Promotional photo for the Power-Up Bands
Artwork used on a bag
Promotional image from Nintendo Co., Ltd.'s LINE account
Illustration used on the announcement from Nintendo about the expansion
Artwork used to promote the Donkey Kong section
Artwork used to promote the Donkey Kong section
Universal Studios Hollywood
Key art
Key art
The map of Super Nintendo World on Universal Studios Hollywood's website
Announcement of the opening of Super Nintendo World
Announcement of the opening of Super Nintendo World in early 2023
View of Super Nintendo World
Announcement regarding a live stream of the grand opening of Super Nintendo World
Announcement of the 1-year anniversary celebration of Super Nintendo World
Universal Epic Universe
Concept art for the entrance
The location of Super Nintendo World in Universal Epic Universe
On-site photographs
Universal Studios Japan
The grand opening
Mario and Luigi
Princess Peach
Toad
The restroom, featuring murals of Super Mario underwater enemies
A Christmas tree and Mario and Luigi snowmen at the entrance during the holiday season
Universal Studios Hollywood
A kart assembled during the grand opening
Mario's appearance at the grand opening
Mario, Luigi, and Peach at the grand opening
Fireworks during the grand opening
Luigi, Shinya Takahashi, Shigeru Miyamoto, and Mario on the day of the grand opening
View of Mount Beanpole and Bowser's Castle; Miyamoto and Takahashi can be seen in the queue of Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge, behind a white fence roughly in the middle bottom of the picture.
View of the area
Mount Beanpole
The restroom
People at a meet and greet for Mario and Luigi
Team Bowser's rules and starting grid.
Universal Studios applications
The map of Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan
The map of Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Hollywood
Bowser Jr. stealing the Golden Mushroom
Bowser Jr. with the Golden Mushroom
Bowser Jr. and his minions with the keys
The Power-Up Band
A visual depicting Mario and an attached Power-Up Band
A visual depicting the interactivity in Super Nintendo World
Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, Peach, Daisy, Toad, and a Super Mushroom
Artwork of Mario, Luigi, Yoshi, and Toad from the "Welcome!" notice on the Home page
Artwork of Toads from the "Welcome!" notice on the Rankings page
Artwork of Mario and Yoshis from the "Welcome!" notice on the Activities Map page
Artwork of Peach and Mario from the "Welcome!" notice on the Options page
Miscellaneous
Concept art for the Donkey Kong-themed roller coaster at Universal Studios Japan and Universal Epic Universe
Japanese logo for the Donkey Kong Country section of the area
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | スーパー・ニンテンドー・ワールド[?] Sūpā Nintendō Wārudo |
Super Nintendo World | |
| Chinese (simplified) | 超级任天堂世界[?] Chāojí Rèntiāntáng Shìjiè |
Super Nintendo World |
See also
External links
Universal Studios Japan
Universal Studios Hollywood
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