Last winter, Super Nintendo World launched in Japan. Visitors to Super Nintendo World are welcome to take advantage of everything the Mushroom Realm has in store. The attractions feature adventures in Mario Kart car models (a remarkably elaborate interpretation of Mario Kart, to start), a choice of tasty cuisine at the premium on-site cafes, and more. There are a lot of things surrounding Japan's Super Nintendo World that are known. However, the sudden arrival of various distinctive Super Mario-themed goods has been among the more intriguing trends outside the venues.

Super Nintendo World seems to be carrying the goodies to compete with that of its competitors, including everything from Mario Kart kleenex packs to earmuffs. Here are some features that guests to Super Nintendo World might expect to discover now that Japan is finally reopening for tourism.

UPDATE: 2023/02/28 15:12 EST BY AARON SPRAY

More Things To Know About Super Nintendo World

When this article was published in November 2022, Super Nintendo World in Universal Studios Japan was the only Super Nintendo World open. Since then, a new Super Nintendo World has been opened in Universal Studios Hollywood, and two more are under construction in Singapore and Orlando. This article was updated with the new theme parks and more things to expect when visiting the fun attractions.

14 Elaborate Park Snacks

There are many unique items on the menu at Super Nintendo World, like a Piranha Plant Caprese salad and a Green Shell Calzone. But when it comes to flavor, the Luigi and Mario crepe sandwiches take the prize. Only found in the Mario Café, these delectable treats are offered in two tantalizing flavors: Luigi Grape No-Bake Cheesecake and Mario Strawberry Shortcake. A favorite among fans is the Strawberry Shortcake from Mario. A duo of sodas with mustache straws that mirror the whole of the set's color palette complement each combo.

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13 Equally Elaborate Ticket Holders

Super Nintendo World seems to be heeding the lead of other Japanese amusement parks (such as Tokyo Disneyland and Universal Studios) by offering pass holders. They make it simple to get permits for park entry and ride fast tickets, plus they come with a small zip pouch for essentials like a cell phone or wallet. There are currently only two layouts-Mario's head and Question Mark Column with a star—but more will undoubtedly be made available with further product deliveries.

12 Power-Up Bands

To gain access to exclusive regions and features in Super Nintendo World, players could use Power-up Bands, an innovative technological advancement. For instance, if a user chooses "Team Toad," their wristband will communicate with an application on their phone to show the identity of the character's squad they have joined. By using Power-Up Bands, they can make some parts of the Mushroom Kingdom's visuals and hidden material active. To earn money and, more importantly, unique digital stickers only available during specified times of the year, flash the band at well-known sites.

11 Fantastical Popcorn Buckets

Anyone who has been to a Disneyland or Universal Studios amusement park is well aware of the buzz surrounding the usual popcorn buckets. Super Nintendo Kingdom is keen to adhere to the industry norm and update its design regularly to include new characters and special themes. Mario racing his kart and the Power-Up Star that was on show during Miyamoto's dinner during a Nintendo Live are the two versions available right away. On the coordinating drink holders, you can find mushroom designs in red and green.

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10 Superb Takeout Available

If visitors are unable to satisfy their cravings for the park's distinctive dishes and beverages while they are there, they may always purchase a selection of mementos to enjoy later. There is also a variety of cookies and chocolates with different themes. These images, which appeared on jars and boxes to commemorate the park's official opening, either depict the characters having fun in the park or engaging in go-kart racing. For instance, a takeout box of Chef Toad's risotto topped with tiny red mushrooms is available.

9 Strange And Quirky Cosplay Props

The staff at Super Nintendo Park will be more than willing to assist guests play the parts of their favorite Nintendo antagonists and heroes during their trip. Undoubtedly, they have dispersed several outfits and accessories built on the cosplay idea. One can find the ideal cap or pair of glasses in this store, whether they are fans of Mario with his distinctive mustache or the eerie yet charming Boos. If folks would like a more subdued way to display their love for their chosen Mario sibling than other approaches could provide, earrings are readily available.

8 Special Edition Tomica Mario Kart

Tomica miniatures, which feature numerous makes of Japanese cars, are one of the most popular souvenirs in Japan. They are selling limited-edition Mario Karts to attract visitors in conjunction with Super Nintendo World. Customers can choose from classic karts with Mario, Yoshi, or Luigi. Among the most well-known superpowers from the series will also be introduced. One might anticipate seeing some nods to Mario Kart, and they'd be correct. Despite not being the only brand in the karting field, it is the most popular.

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7 Brilliantly Silly Plushes

The availability of a wide variety of plush animals should not be a surprise. It appears that the Super Nintendo Park shop team went over and beyond in creating these adorable buddies. These adorable companions were made using various materials and range from hand puppets of piranha plants to one's very own Chef Toad from the café. Visitors can also purchase a special cushion that is designed like Super Mario slabs and includes a Big Mushroom, a 1-Up Mushroom, and a Star if that is not sufficient.

6 Outlandish Hand Warmers

To remain toasty, visitors to the park might rub their palms over as they walk around. Fortunately, Super Nintendo World contains the answer. These two lovely hand warmers ought to have been saved up for travelers. Then there is the enormous Spiny Shell, and then there is the adorable and cuddly Yoshi. Although it might not be the most pleasing option, the latter is actually quite hairy and would keep your hands warm. It goes without saying that one must be careful where they point it when moving around.

5 A Walking Mario Figure From TOKOTOKO

Shigeru Miyamoto teased fans with these figurines at a Nintendo Live before opening, giving them their first look inside the park. The Mario figurine was made specifically for Super Nintendo Park by Nintendo's game creators, and it moves when it is pushed. It comes in two different designs—a bong and a Red Shell—and both have the official park symbol. It will undoubtedly be expensive, but that won't deter the throngs of collectors from swarming to the site to purchase it.

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4 The Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge

The Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge is an augmented reality dark ride that serves as the main attraction at Super Nintendo World. Previously it was only in Universal Studios Japan, but now it is also found in Universal Studios Hollywood and is under construction at two other locations. The exterior and the queue are modeled on Bowser's Castle, which is an unforgettable attraction at the theme park.

3 Yoshi's Adventure

Another of the key attractions of Super Mario World is Yoshi's Adventure. This is an omnimover ride modeled on the Yoshi character. At the moment, Yoshi's Adventure is only in Universal Studios Japan, but it will soon be also found in Universal's Epic Universe under construction in Orlando. Each of the vehicles has three Yoshi Egg-shaped buttons colored blue, red, and green that the riders can earn additional character stamps.

2 It's Next To The Wizarding World Of Harry Potter

Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Japan is located at the northern end of the park to the west of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter. Universal purchased the exclusive license to use the Harry Potter franchise from Warner Bros. Entertainment. Anyone who is a Potter fan should also make the time to visit the Harry Potter attractions while at Universal Studios Japan (even if Universal Studios never made the movies).

1 There Are More Super Nintendo Worlds

There are Super Nintendo Worlds to be found outside of Japan. Universal Studios Hollywood in California also has a smaller Super Nintendo World - it is located in the park's Lower Lot. This is a smaller attraction than the one found in Japan, but it is fun and exciting nonetheless. Another Super Nintendo World is soon to be opening in Universal Studios Singapore and Universal Studios Orlando (it is expected to be opened in 2025, having been pushed back two years by Covid). When it opens, Super Nintendo World will be another of the many reasons why everyone should visit Universal Studios Orlando for even longer.