The gates are set to open in February 2023. Let's-a go!
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Visitors can also grab Power-Up Bands, which allow them “keep score throughout the land as you take on key challenges, collect digital coins, and more,” according to theGuests can take a look at Bowser’s evil plans as they walk throughout the video game theme park.Just like Mario, wearers can punch blocks and earn coins, and collect keys from Bowser’s lankeys Goomba, Koopa Troopa, and the Piranha Plant, to name a few.
Of course, there will be themed dining as well. Guests can enjoy the Toadstool Cafe between activities.
For East coast fans who don’t want to make the trek all the way to California, a Super Nintendo World is set to open at Universal Studios Orlando, Florida
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