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StarTopic Super Nintendo World Parks |ST|

Glad you were able to have a good time.

Were I more experienced with the art of... theme parking and advanced ticketing, I'd have loved to have helped. That's a skill unto itself people kinda gotta stumble into without help from theme park aficionados.
All good,

I think everyone has different anxieties around these things. I was particularly stressed about missing out on Nintendo while I was there in the planning phase, and even when I had the advanced booked passes, still grabbed a timed ticket when I could and went in earlier in case somehow the others didn’t work.

It’s not the clearest system in the world, so if I can help ease anxiety around it moving forward I’m happy to help
 
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We technically got out official press release for Super Nintendo World along with the Donkey Kong Country section.

The colorful landscapes of the Mushroom Kingdom come to life in Super Mario Land, where guests can experience:


  • Mario Kart: Bowser’s Challenge: Guests are invited to join Team Mario and battle Team Bowser for the Golden Cup in this groundbreaking attraction that fuses augmented reality, projection mapping technology and elaborate environments to bring the fun of the Mario Kart video game series to life in a compelling ride-through experience.

Guests up for the challenge will enter through Bowser’s Castle – where they’ll wind its corridors and get a glimpse of Bowser’s deceptive plans to stack the odds in his favor – before boarding their kart and heading to the starting line. Then, guests steer through a variety of Mario Kart courses – collecting coins, tossing shells at Team Bowser, dodging obstacles, and more – as they join their favorite characters and compete to help Team Mario win the race.
  • Yoshi’s Adventure: The delightful Yoshi’s Adventure attraction will make its U.S. debut when Super Nintendo World opens at Universal Epic Universe. On this family-friendly ride, guests of all ages will enjoy breathtaking views of Super Mario Land as they join Yoshis and travel through Mushroom Kingdom landscapes in search of glowing eggs – encountering many familiar characters along the way.
  • Toadstool Cafe: At Toadstool Cafe, guests can enjoy a variety of tasty dishes inspired by the world of Super Mario and its characters, including Mario and Luigi-themed burgers, Super Mushroom Soup, Piranha Plant Caprese, Fire Flower Spaghetti and Meatballs and so much more. Guests will also get glimpses of several Toads cooking up culinary creations through various virtual windows as they dine inside the restaurant.
  • Yoshi’s Snack Island and Turbo Boost Treats: Guests can also pick up delicious treats, snacks and beverages at these walk-up dining locations.
  • 1-UP Factory and Mario Motors: Guests can shop for souvenirs, apparel, toys and more inspired by their favorite Super Mario characters and adventures within these retail locations.
  • Meet and Greets: Guests can meet, greet and interact with Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach and Toad throughout various areas in Super Mario Land.
  • At the edge of Super Mario Land, guests will discover an entrance that leads them to Donkey Kong Country, where they’ll explore the lush, tropical landscape from the video game series, complete with tall trees, waterfalls, landmarks such as The Golden Temple and more. Here, guests can enjoy:

    • Mine-Cart Madness: Guests will hop into a mine cart and careen through the jungle to help Donkey Kong and Diddy Kong protect the coveted golden banana on this first-of-its-kind family coaster. Utilizing an unprecedented ride system, innovative technology and a unique coaster design, Mine-Cart Madness will send riders on a thrilling adventure where they will experience the jaw-dropping maneuvers that they’ve seen Donkey Kong and the mine carts perform in the video games – including getting blasted out of a barrel, seemingly jumping over gaps as they speed along a rickety track, and so much more.
      • A selection of tropical menu and merchandise offerings in the middle of the jungle – all inspired by the Donkey Kong Country video game franchise and its characters. More details will be shared in the coming months.

    • Guests can level up their fun in Super Nintendo World with the purchase of a Power-Up Band, a wearable for their wrist that allows them to enhance their play throughout Super Mario Land and Donkey Kong Country. With the Power-Up Band, guests can collect digital coins by punching ? Blocks and playing interactive activities; collect digital stamps on attractions; earn digital keys to unlock an exclusive showdown against Bowser Jr.; and discover other hidden surprises. Guests can also access Leaderboard screens in Super Nintendo World to see where they rank amongst fellow guests.

They are still being so dang coy about that Donkey Kong section.
 
That Mine Cart ride has me really intrigued. How they’d implement the jumps and barrels was always a big question mark for me, so I’m excited to see how they go about it. Could easily end up as one of their biggest new attractions.
 
That Mine Cart ride has me really intrigued. How they’d implement the jumps and barrels was always a big question mark for me, so I’m excited to see how they go about it. Could easily end up as one of their biggest new attractions.
The coaster train is on a giant arm suspended above the track. There's fake track AND real track below the train.
 
The coaster train is on a giant arm suspended above the track. There's fake track AND real track below the train.
I thought the arm was actually on the side of the cart linking to the track below and to the side?
 
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