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What can I say about this place? It's literally magical! The thing about universal that they been doing so well done is making you feel like you are inside the actual movie (potter) or in this case a game As soon as you go into the tube you go the other side it's like boom!! Instantly feel like a kid and you can't stop smiling They made it very interactive but it sucks that when I first went the watches or trackers were like $12 but now I believe they are 3-4x the price The Mario kart ride is super super fun!! Lots of visuals to take in especially at the top of the Mario kart ride Hitting the cubes for the sounds is great Wish it was bigger lol
INSANE. My boyfriend said he almost got an aneurysm just walking inside. Extremely impressive and is a testament to how great the back drops and stage sets are for Universal Studios. As much as people praise Disney, there is no "land" that impressed me as much as Super Nintendo World (may be slightly biased since I'm more familiar with this IP than with Star Wars). Lots and lots of animatronics all around and the attention to details must be commended. Even the restrooms are very strongly themed with the background music changing to match and it being underwater themed too. If you have a wristband you can utilize the interactive aspects of this area, but even if you don't, it's definitely a must stop, even if you may not be much of a gamer. Bright, vibrant colors and so so much to work out. The fact that the "world" is stacked so high in the sky, really gives you the strong feeling of immersion as you are surrounded by everything you'd expect from jumping into a Super Mario game. Lots of photo ops with characters and just with the land as a back drop. There's the Toadstool Cafe, the Mario Kart ride, a shop, and so, so much to look at. Can't wait to come back again one day and not be rushed to finish all of the Fan Fest festivities.
Fun interactive land for the whole fam. Transporting you into the game with backdrops, pipe tunnels and power ups. you can adventure through with some pows to make the coin squares light up. Great set of areas to explore. Bright and colorful pixels. Had a fun time trying to figure out the mine. Make all of the squares light up to complete the mission before the rush of air bursts on you. Works great when working together. Yoshi appearances for the fans!
It feels like stepping into a real life Nintendo video game while walking through the green pipe. I feel so thrilled by the vibrant colors, moving thwomps, piranha plants, and the iconic soundtracks. However, the land's footprint is so small, which leads to extreme congestion when the park is busy, you almost have to wait for everything here, long lines for rides, mini games, and even restrooms.
Theme parks rocks, I enjoyed super nintendo world, jurassic world, minions, Simpsons. I hope donkey Kong theme and Zelda them3 are added in the future.
I finally had the chance to visit Super Nintendo World during my Universal Studios Hollywood visit. Before heading into the park, we peeked inside a Nintendo store in Universal City Walk. We found these wrist bands that are interactive with different areas of Nintendo World. We bought four and paid an average of about $30 each band. You're able to link your band to your Universal Studios app and keep track of all the coins you collect. There's also a feature to sync your coins to your Nintendo Switch, but I haven't figured that out yet. My nieces and nephew had bands too and we had a blast going through Nintendo World collecting keys and coins. There are several different stations where you can collect keys to unlock Bowser Junior's Lair and recover the golden mushroom. The staff explains the objective at each station and the lines for these have a short wait. The world is small but it's so fun. The Bowser's Challenge ride is a must do. The line is very long and moves along slowly because guests are shuffled into a room where the game is explained before getting onto the ride. Luckily we had express passes so we waited about 15 minute, but the morning wait times for the standby line ran about 75 minutes. I recommend doing this ride first because the wait time climbed to over 125 minutes throughout the day. Granted it was a Saturday, but I imagine this is a daily trend.
For the amount of visitors, this part of the theme park can feel like a really tight squeeze, I recommend to bring all of your patience if you venture here. Super Nintendo World is where your kiddos (or you) will want to use the Mario Power Up Band, it's interactive and easy to spot areas where you can tap band without standing in a line to square off in a game. You will also find the Toadstool Cafe, a shop, restrooms, sitting areas that are always taken, you can meet and take photos with Mario and Luigi, Princess Peaches and ride Mario Kart Bowers Challenge. The Mario Kart Ride always has a wait time well beyond 60 minutes. Prepare to walk up some stairs, down more stairs, walk inside and outside- while in line. Is the ride worth the long wait? In my opinion, not really. It's fun but I wish the ride lasted longer. It's fun to see and experience in the evening.. when the crowd of people is not so heavy.
Mario World is really fun to look at and honestly feels like you walked straight into a video game. The atmosphere is on point and if you grew up with Nintendo, it hits the nostalgia button hard. I do enjoy it overall, especially since I have a season pass. I had dinner at Toad's restaurant and I'll give credit where it's due. The atmosphere and customer service were great. Super cute inside and the staff was friendly. That said, the food itself wasn't that great and definitely overpriced for what you get. Most of the games require you to buy a Power Up Band which is around $60. You don't really get anything from it besides collecting points and seeing your score, so keep that in mind before buying into it. It does get very crowded and tight, and the wait times can be a lot for what the main ride offers. Still, I enjoyed Mario World as a whole and I'm glad I experienced it. I just wouldn't recommend it unless you plan ahead and know what you're getting into.
Maybe two years since they open Nintendo World and I am amazed how many people still come to visit still. Staff members have always been super friendly, helpful and kind. Activities through the world for the kids and obviously photo ops with the characters. Wait time for the ride is sometimes insane but I think it's worth it more than any other rides. Toadstool Cafe added also special drinks fon their menu for the holidays such as the Super Mario Snowman Cocoa (delicious)
Cutest world in Universal! So colorful and fun! If you buy a band you can have an immersive experience (kinda like the wands in the Wizarding world) Lots of places to take photos, and videos. It's just such a cute world, totally recommend it, even if you don't like Mario or if you live under a rock and don't even know who he is. Note: if you want to get into Toadstool Cafe make sure you go early and scan the sign to get on their waitlist! They fill up so fast-- we made the mistake of not signing up soon enough and they were 100% full for the entire day at 11 am! Go!! And Have fun!!
Awesome time visiting Super Nintendo World! We all walked through the green pipe and were all in amazement. It was like walking into the game! Unfortunately a two hour wait with several children was not feasible, we hope to return another time to experience the ride.
2nd visit (March 2026) today, and just as fun as my first. Wish there was a video of people's reaction entering Mario World. You can see who has visited before and those who are visiting for the first time. So much to see! Although you could visit without a Power-Up band, I highly encourage kids and Nintendo lovers to have purchase and utilize them for the games and rides. (My 1st visit was June 2024)
It's like waking into the video game!!!! So cool and colorful! Mario Cart: Bowsers challenge is so fun and 100% interactive. 10/10 cool spot to checkout and dine, too.
Most fascinating part of the Universal Studio, it actually feels like being inside the Super Mario world. There are rides, games, character meet ups, merchandise store and a restaurant. It is about 10 minutes walk from the entrance, requires taking escalator three levels down. Inside the Mario World, there's just one very popular ride. Then there are bunch of games that requires the Mario Band. Once connected to the app, it tracks the coins, stickers and other accomplishments throughout the park. There are 3 character meet up spots where Mario and friends appear on scheduled time. There's a big merchandise store, a restaurant and restrooms. Some shaded areas are available to escape the sun. The staff members are super friendly. They guided to get through some of the games and also taking pictures with Princess Peach. We spent about 2-3 hours during our first visit and came back on a second day to play again for couple hours. Overall it is one of the best part of the Universal Studio. read more
Finally able to find the time to go to Universal Studios Hollywood to check out the Super Nintendo World. Everything here looks so cool. Feels like you are inside the Super Mario World. We were in line for almost two and a half hours before we were able to enjoy the Super Mario 3D Cart Ride. Although the wait was long, the surrounding theme made it bearable. It was a cool and fun experience. read more
What can I say about this place? It's literally magical! The thing about universal that they been doing so well done is making you feel like you are inside the actual movie (potter) or in this case a game As soon as you go into the tube you go the other side it's like boom!! Instantly feel like a kid and you can't stop smiling They made it very interactive but it sucks that when I first went the watches or trackers were like $12 but now I believe they are 3-4x the price The Mario kart ride is super super fun!! Lots of visuals to take in especially at the top of the Mario kart ride Hitting the cubes for the sounds is great Wish it was bigger lol read more
INSANE. My boyfriend said he almost got an aneurysm just walking inside. Extremely impressive and is a testament to how great the back drops and stage sets are for Universal Studios. As much as people praise Disney, there is no "land" that impressed me as much as Super Nintendo World (may be slightly biased since I'm more familiar with this IP than with Star Wars). Lots and lots of animatronics all around and the attention to details must be commended. Even the restrooms are very strongly themed with the background music changing to match and it being underwater themed too. If you have a wristband you can utilize the interactive aspects of this area, but even if you don't, it's definitely a must stop, even if you may not be much of a gamer. Bright, vibrant colors and so so much to work out. The fact that the "world" is stacked so high in the sky, really gives you the strong feeling of immersion as you are surrounded by everything you'd expect from jumping into a Super Mario game. Lots of photo ops with characters and just with the land as a back drop. There's the Toadstool Cafe, the Mario Kart ride, a shop, and so, so much to look at. Can't wait to come back again one day and not be rushed to finish all of the Fan Fest festivities. read more
3 months ago
Fun interactive land for the whole fam. Transporting you into the game with backdrops, pipe tunnels and power ups. you can adventure through with some pows to make the coin squares light up. Great set of areas to explore. Bright and colorful pixels. Had a fun time trying to figure out the mine. Make all of the squares light up to complete the mission before the rush of air bursts on you. Works great when working together. Yoshi appearances for the fans! read more
15 days ago
It feels like stepping into a real life Nintendo video game while walking through the green pipe. I feel so thrilled by the vibrant colors, moving thwomps, piranha plants, and the iconic soundtracks. However, the land's footprint is so small, which leads to extreme congestion when the park is busy, you almost have to wait for everything here, long lines for rides, mini games, and even restrooms. read more
29 days ago
Theme parks rocks, I enjoyed super nintendo world, jurassic world, minions, Simpsons. I hope donkey Kong theme and Zelda them3 are added in the future. read more
I finally had the chance to visit Super Nintendo World during my Universal Studios Hollywood visit. Before heading into the park, we peeked inside a Nintendo store in Universal City Walk. We found these wrist bands that are interactive with different areas of Nintendo World. We bought four and paid an average of about $30 each band. You're able to link your band to your Universal Studios app and keep track of all the coins you collect. There's also a feature to sync your coins to your Nintendo Switch, but I haven't figured that out yet. My nieces and nephew had bands too and we had a blast going through Nintendo World collecting keys and coins. There are several different stations where you can collect keys to unlock Bowser Junior's Lair and recover the golden mushroom. The staff explains the objective at each station and the lines for these have a short wait. The world is small but it's so fun. The Bowser's Challenge ride is a must do. The line is very long and moves along slowly because guests are shuffled into a room where the game is explained before getting onto the ride. Luckily we had express passes so we waited about 15 minute, but the morning wait times for the standby line ran about 75 minutes. I recommend doing this ride first because the wait time climbed to over 125 minutes throughout the day. Granted it was a Saturday, but I imagine this is a daily trend. read more
For the amount of visitors, this part of the theme park can feel like a really tight squeeze, I recommend to bring all of your patience if you venture here. Super Nintendo World is where your kiddos (or you) will want to use the Mario Power Up Band, it's interactive and easy to spot areas where you can tap band without standing in a line to square off in a game. You will also find the Toadstool Cafe, a shop, restrooms, sitting areas that are always taken, you can meet and take photos with Mario and Luigi, Princess Peaches and ride Mario Kart Bowers Challenge. The Mario Kart Ride always has a wait time well beyond 60 minutes. Prepare to walk up some stairs, down more stairs, walk inside and outside- while in line. Is the ride worth the long wait? In my opinion, not really. It's fun but I wish the ride lasted longer. It's fun to see and experience in the evening.. when the crowd of people is not so heavy. read more
Mario World is really fun to look at and honestly feels like you walked straight into a video game. The atmosphere is on point and if you grew up with Nintendo, it hits the nostalgia button hard. I do enjoy it overall, especially since I have a season pass. I had dinner at Toad's restaurant and I'll give credit where it's due. The atmosphere and customer service were great. Super cute inside and the staff was friendly. That said, the food itself wasn't that great and definitely overpriced for what you get. Most of the games require you to buy a Power Up Band which is around $60. You don't really get anything from it besides collecting points and seeing your score, so keep that in mind before buying into it. It does get very crowded and tight, and the wait times can be a lot for what the main ride offers. Still, I enjoyed Mario World as a whole and I'm glad I experienced it. I just wouldn't recommend it unless you plan ahead and know what you're getting into. read more
9 months ago
Maybe two years since they open Nintendo World and I am amazed how many people still come to visit still. Staff members have always been super friendly, helpful and kind. Activities through the world for the kids and obviously photo ops with the characters. Wait time for the ride is sometimes insane but I think it's worth it more than any other rides. Toadstool Cafe added also special drinks fon their menu for the holidays such as the Super Mario Snowman Cocoa (delicious) read more
Cutest world in Universal! So colorful and fun! If you buy a band you can have an immersive experience (kinda like the wands in the Wizarding world) Lots of places to take photos, and videos. It's just such a cute world, totally recommend it, even if you don't like Mario or if you live under a rock and don't even know who he is. Note: if you want to get into Toadstool Cafe make sure you go early and scan the sign to get on their waitlist! They fill up so fast-- we made the mistake of not signing up soon enough and they were 100% full for the entire day at 11 am! Go!! And Have fun!! read more
Awesome time visiting Super Nintendo World! We all walked through the green pipe and were all in amazement. It was like walking into the game! Unfortunately a two hour wait with several children was not feasible, we hope to return another time to experience the ride. read more
6 months ago
2nd visit (March 2026) today, and just as fun as my first. Wish there was a video of people's reaction entering Mario World. You can see who has visited before and those who are visiting for the first time. So much to see! Although you could visit without a Power-Up band, I highly encourage kids and Nintendo lovers to have purchase and utilize them for the games and rides. (My 1st visit was June 2024) read more
1 year ago
It's like waking into the video game!!!! So cool and colorful! Mario Cart: Bowsers challenge is so fun and 100% interactive. 10/10 cool spot to checkout and dine, too. read more
Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios-Hollywood is located in the lower lot of the park. I was super excited to finally get to see it, after seeing so many videos online. It's actually really small lol but still super cute & nostalgic. We didn't really have much time to do any of the interactive games but did get the chance to hop in line at Bowser's Challenge which was ~1 hr wait. It was a bit underwhelming but I guess this one is much smaller compared to Orlando's & Japan's Nintendo World. Overall, this was my least favorite part of the park. read more
Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Hollywood is like stepping straight into a video game, and I mean that in the best way possible. The colors are so bright it feels like everything was rendered in HD, and the sound effects follow you wherever you go. Blocks bop, coins chime, and suddenly you're fully committed to wearing a Power-Up Band and punching question marks with your wrist. The land isn't huge, but it's packed with detail and fun little surprises if you slow down and explore. Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge is visually impressive and way more complicated than I expected in the best possible way. The lines can get long, but if you're a fan of Nintendo or just want a hit of pure nostalgia, it's absolutely worth visiting. I left feeling like a very proud grown-up child. read more
The ambiance is 5/5! No doubt The fun factor is 4/5! The ride is 4/5 Overall 4/5!! Their decor all around is out of this world Into Mario world literally! Come see ! Wait times not even bad on a week day visit! We still got the express and all rides were wall right in, felt like a VIP without paying VIP lol. read more
Entering to Super Nintendo World transfer you into the Mushroom Kingdom world in Super Mario bro video game trilogy. I felt in a real life video game simulation being Mario or Lugi and the other character of the game. Everything is fun and play game and earn point and keys to move to other level it's like the game. After the excitement go to Toadstool Cafe to try out the cuisine like a Mario or Lugi burger and other delicious items. You will have fun there. read more
I have been to Nintendo World many times since they first opened. The first time I stepped inside, I was instantly transported back to my childhood, filled with nostalgia and excitement. As a kid, I loved my Super Nintendo, and Nintendo World truly brought that joy to life. This part of the part is always really busy, so I recommend going there first when you arrive. You can purchase a power-up watch that grants you points and enhances your experience in the area. Additionally, you can take pictures with some of the Super Mario characters. The ride itself is really fun. While I do wish the goggles weren't as heavy, the virtual reality setting immerses you in the Mario Kart game. As you race through the game, you'll earn coins, just as in the game. The park and ride area is decorated with fantastic decorations that really make you feel like you're inside the game. Overall, Nintendo World is a must-visit, especially if you love Super Mario. read more
1 year ago
AMAZING! I finally got to experience this world! I have been waiting since it opened. This was my first time and my husband's first time as well. We had a blast! You enter the world and are full immersed. You feel like you are in the video game! It's great. You can spend a good 3-4 hours here doing everything. There is the Toadstool Cafe, collecting keys, photo opportunities, and Bowser Jr's challenge. Make sure you get Power Up bands to experience it all. It was so fun! I got a ton of really great photos!! I love them. We also did a photo opportunity with Princess Peach! Woohoooo! Lots of fun! The only drawback was how crowded it got after the first hour. People started coming in and it was crowded in the stores and cafe. The early entry ticket is definitely worth it! read more
It was very bright and vibrant. Some areas require an interactive wrist band and a collection of points to access. There are hidden areas where guests can come and collect coins throughout the land. You will need to download the USH app to see how many coins you have and can customize your profile. We went to Toads Cafe and they didnt ask for a reservation (even if I did 2 minutes before going in). We ordered our meals and went to a table. There seems to be an event every 20 minutes or so where the lights dim and the screens/windows have a change of scenery. The Mario burger was worth the price. The patty was thick and they put a lot of mushrooms inside. I ordered the pasta and customization isn't allowed. Beware if you have a mushroom allergy! The desserts were really sweet but tasty. The garlic knots were delicious, I wish I ordered more. Mario kart was a 75 minute wait. It really did take 75 minutes to get on the ride. 2/3 queue areas are indoors with air conditioning and 1/3 of the queue is outdoors, no misters or fans. The artwork and technology on this ride was amazing. I have motion sickness and the only part I couldn't really handle was the last part of the ride. I had a fan that I wore around my neck to provide me air flow. The ride wasn't fast, it was slow. There is a track that the kart follows, and the headset is practically VR. There was wind being provided by the ride itself. It was fun, id go again. read more
It was the longest wait for the entire visit in this park! Mario cart was fun but my helmet was wobbly so I couldn't focus on target as much. Make sure your 3D helmet is tight on you at least while you are on the ride! :) Cheers read more
Super fun, super colorful and very "Nintendo!" This spot is awesome for gamers, young and old. It's not as big as the Florida version, but it still has plenty of photo-ops, power-up band locations and of course the Mario Kart ride. read more
Let nostalgia run free, this place checks most every darn box possible when reliving the late 80's and early 90's. (Showing my age ) anyways. Coming here definitely be prepared to drop a BAG!!! Nothing is cheap lol. After all. It is Universal Studios. Line que's are long as ever as expected. But while your waiting in that dreadful thing. You're totally immersed in the land of giant mushrooms, biting piranha plants and tunes to make you want to destroy some brick cubes and just go nuts in the most fun way possible. Staff is super nice and informative from my experience. Food is Meh but'll get you through. Just do your self a favor and don't go on a semi hot to hot day. lol frfr. Also I'd highly advise the fast pass. It pretty much will come I. Clutch if you wanna really get in and out to full enjoy your experience.. I'd love to say more but I'm on the move and I'll be sure to update more later tah taaa!!! read more
1 year ago
*make sure to make a reservation as soon as you get in or asap. It will sell out fast! Service was nice, not to many options for food but there's AC inside lol. I love everything about universal studios. read more
As a big fan of Super Nintendo games growing up, especially Super Mario, I knew we couldn't skip this part of the park. We made a few missteps early on in the day and so we didn't get to come here until the very end of the night. Unfortunately I had my fill on 3D rides and couldn't do any more. We also had very limited time before the park closed so my husband and I just walked around while our family rode Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge. We had a good time hitting the blocks which would make sounds like the game. We went up into the castle to get a better view of the land from up top. We also checked out the gift shop which had a good mix of Nintendo memorabilia and I was able to pick up a really Mario themed Christmas ornament set. I also tried out one of the mini games which was fun and made me feel like a kid again. Haha. For those super into Nintendo, this 'world' is basically like a real-life video game. You can collect coins and stamps, earn keys and compete against other players and teams. You'll need a Power-Up Band that you link to your account in the Universal Studios Hollywood app to keep track of your progress. It's an optional purchase and you'll need it if you want to unlock the challenges and games. I believe it was an extra $50? At that point in the evening, it wasn't worth it for us, but if you want to get the whole experience, this seems like the way to go. I know we didn't take full advantage of all the offerings or the activities, but from the limited time we had here, I enjoyed what I did see. read more
10 months ago
Fun and exciting! even if you are mobility challenge especially if you want to go to Super Nintendo World at the lower level. We had a blast! We took the different route to the shuttle for people with baby strollers or mobility challenge heading to the Super Mario World at the lower level. First off, better to flash your handicap placard driving to the parking area so you can get much closer to the event, a $35 general parking the whole day! You can rent a scooter by the entrance it will only cost you $75 the whole day but its worth it! Going there is kinda tricky, when you are already on the "City walk", head towards to the left-most zone where Simpson place located. they have the elevator going to lower level 3, A shuttle will take you there at Super Mario World and the shuttle arrives every 4 minutes. It's worth it after the hustle and bustle. Enjoy the views and rides! read more
2 years ago
We only visited this area of Universal once while we had our annual pass. It's definitely popular and can be difficult to get around with the crowds, which I think intimidated us from checking it out earlier in the year. We ended up visiting on a day when it was raining and that sort of helped with the crowd size. They did a really great job on this land. It is so cute and you really get the feeling that you're immersed in the video game! The line for the one ride can be pretty long. The mobile app for the park helps you determine the wait time. It's a pretty fun little ride! We did feel like the 3D glasses with the hat attached, while cute and inventive, felt honestly kind of heavy to wear--a bit cumbersome. I can only imagine what smaller kids would feel like. Definitely something to see and experience when visiting Universal Studios! read more
2 years ago
Mamma Mia! This is my childhood dream come true! Super Nintendo World (SNW) opened over one year ago, but the hype has not died down at all. When we purchased our tickets to Universal Studios, we added on the early access pass which was $30 per person. It allowed us to enter the park one hour early at 8:00A, before the general public entered at 9:00A. SNW is on the lower level, so you'll need to walk deep into the park and ride multiple escalators down. If you want to eat at Toadstool Cafe, scan the QR code at the entrance to SNW right as you get there. After a quick walk through a warp tube tunnel, you'll be immersed into the Mushroom Kingdom. We headed straight to the ride, "Mario Kart: Bowser's Challenge" and the wait was only 20 minutes. Without giving too much away, the game is very interactive and the visuals are amazing... you really feel like you're racing down the course. I highly recommend purchasing a Power-Up Band to make the most of your visit since it will allow you to collect "keys" as you play the four minigames around the park. If you get in the park early, you can purchase it at the City Walk and get it all set up (connect to the app) before entering SNW. Each band is $42, so I'd say as long as you have one for your group, that is sufficient. Complete at least three of the minigames to get access to the final challenge, Bowser Jr.'s Shadow Showdown. Despite only having one band, the four of us were all able to simultaneously participate in two of the minigames and the final Showdown. Through the app, you can also collect "stamps" by completing various tasks around the park. There are no tangible prizes from the stamps, but more so just increases the level of engagement. Every hour or so, the characters will come out for photo opportunities. Mario and Luigi come as a pair, with Princess Peach and Toad stationed independently at separate areas. While SNW is smaller than you might expect, there is so much packed into the space. A somewhat hidden staircase near Bowser Jr.'s Shadow Showdown leads to an overhead view of the land and to one more game. Explore every corner, look up and take in all the details. Let's-a-go! read more
11 months ago
2 years ago
AH! so many expectations for SNW! i recommend the early access pass when you get your tickets $30.00 so that you can enter the park at 8 am. you can purchase gear at the SNW store in Universal City Walk. it will honestly save you time when you are in the park in my opinion. A little disappointing unfortunately! SNW is actually relatively small with only one ride Mario Kart! The park itself is very interactive; power band ($47.00) or not. Bowser Jr. Shadow Showdown by far is the best as far as games. It does require 3 KEYS to be able to access it. So you'll have to play and go around with your band. You can tap the blocks with your band and virtually play their games. what's cool about the powerband is that you can register is on the Universal app and see you progress and coins and where your character team stands, the tops scores and stickers you collect throughout if youre in team it makes it fun and competitive. overall this increases the level of engagement in the park.. i personally think its work it haha. were coming back again in the future for sure! Characters come out and take pictures just makes it even more nostalgic! Got check it out! read more
9 months ago
Super World is always an amazing experience. My kids, ages 8 and 10, love getting their Power Bands charged up to fight Bowser and going through the Mario Kart ride. It's a very scenic experience, and they did a really great job putting it all together. read more
On a hot and sunny Wednesday, we came to Super Nintendo World. Roughly about 2.5hr wait on line for the ride. Most of it was outside in the hot sun, which drained our energy. Had to hydrate and rest after the ride before we can continue with the rest of the park. Really wanted to dine at the Cafe as the food was in cool Mario bro style. I know, gimmick but cool. However, the cafe was full and no more waitlist at the moment, so we moved on. Very fun, mostly geared for kids and not adults. More kids than expected as it is a school day. Really cool decors and vibe. This will be very popular for awhile. Super glad that we were able to come and enjoy it. read more
On 21 November 2024 on or around 1200ish an Employee at The Alarm Challenge by the Name Daniel by the far is the rudest employee you have employed. His demeanor is very rude and aggressive especially towards children. I have visited three Universal Studio Sites from Japan, Singapore, and to the United States and by far the rudest staff member I have ever encountered. Didn't drop my Yelp rating due to the fact I am a frequent visitor and love the brand but hope other visitors don't stand for such service and hopefully management will correct this matter. During the Date of visit no waits or major issues beside that encounter. Highly impressed with the leave of detail and quality of service either that from that staff member through the Super Nintendo World. read more
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