Crown City
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| Crown City | |
|---|---|
| File:Mkw crowncity1 icon.jpg Icon in the Mushroom Cup File:Mkw crowncity2 icon.jpg Icon in the Shell Cup | |
| Information | |
| Appears in | Mario Kart World (2025) |
| Cup(s) | Mushroom Cup Shell Cup |
Crown City is a race course in Mario Kart World. It is both the second course of the Mushroom Cup and the third course of the Shell Cup with different icons,[1] suggesting that it has multiple routes. While multiple routes in the same area has been done before with the Wuhu Island courses in Mario Kart 7 and the city courses in Mario Kart Tour, Crown City differs by having the same name for all variants.
The course takes place in a city that has a giant tire with a crown as a notable landmark and its highest point.
Course layout
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After a short initial straightaway, the first turn in the course is a U-turn to the left with an upwards slope. At the top is a Dash Panel ramp, which leads to a section where several solar-panel-adorned roofs are crossed using rails and Dash Panels. There is a left turn, then a short drop down to segment with a sharp right turn, which leads into a jump into the hole in the middle of the giant tire.
The racers then fall down from the tire onto a rooftop, and then down onto a steep downward slope. A pair of left turns leads to a Glide Ramp, which the racers can glide from over the final straightaway. This final straightaway is a very wide road, which has median strips with edges that act as rails, and ramps on the sides that can take racers higher. After a gentle slope upward, the finish line is reached.[2]
Gallery
Icon in the Ice Rally
Course icon
Names in other languages
| Language | Name | Meaning | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Japanese | トロフィーシティ[3] Torofī Shiti |
Trophy City | |
| French | Trophéopolis[4] | Trophy City (From trophée ("trophy") and Metropolis) | |
| German | Kronen-Metropole[4] | Crown Metropolis | |
| Italian | Trofea[4] | From trofeo ("trophy") and the city name ending "-a" | |
| Portuguese (NOA) | Metrópole Coroada[4] | Crowned Metropolis | |
| Spanish (NOA) | Ciudad Corona[4] | Crown City |
