Who never wanted to experience the world of Mario world or any other game? So, maybe it's not far, after all the Super Nintendo World is closer than ever! What's more, this is Nintendo's own theme park, that is, a world for those who love the franchise. Have you ever thought about playing a Mario Kart as realistic as possible? Even if it's just throwing a banana peel at the opponent.
The park was originally designed to open alongside the 2020 Tokyo Olympics, but the games are postponed due to the growing number of Covid cases in Japan. Super Nintendo World in Japan has a new opening date after many months of delays.
the announcement of Universal Studios confirmed that Super Nintendo World will finally open its doors to the public for the first time next week on March 18th. You may remember that the theme park had its grand opening last year along with the now postponed Tokyo Olympics in 2020, and so many months later, Nintendo World is finally opening.
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The theme park's previous opening date was last month on February 4th, but due to COVID-19 spikes in Japan and a subsequent State of Emergency! Whose declared in Osaka, where the theme park is located, it is then postponed indefinitely. The new opening date follows the official lifting of the State of Emergency in Osaka.
We've already seen the sort of thing fans can expect from Super Nintendo World! Thanks to a 15-minute virtual tour published last year by Nintendo. We've seen things like augmented reality Mario Kart, Bowser's castle rebuilt on a gigantic scale, and bracelets you can level up in games to earn rewards.
There were even some hints that Donkey Kong could eventually make it to the Super Nintendo World. But, we'll have to wait and see if Universal Studios plans to expand the park.
As for everyone in the West, apparently we'll be waiting until 2025 to experience Super Nintendo World for ourselves. A previous report claimed that the Florida version of Nintendo World is delayed to 2025 due to delays caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. So, we are still a few years away from the park's opening in the United States.
