NewsPlusNotes: Universal Studios Japan's Super Nintendo World to Open in Early 2021

Saturday, October 10, 2020

Universal Studios Japan's Super Nintendo World to Open in Early 2021

© Universal Studios Japan

Delayed due to the pandemic, Universal Studios Japan has announced that Super Nintendo World will officially open in "early" 2021. That puts the highly anticipated attraction at opening just about a year later than expected. The park was moving toward a grand opening when the pandemic struck, forcing plans to be pushed off indefinitely.

But now we know that guests can soon take a trip on a fantastic Mario Kart dark ride, bounce along with Yoshi on a family adventure, visit both Princess Peach and Bowser's castles and other classic locations from the series of games. Visitors will also be able to purchase a Power Up Band that they can wear which will allow them to track points (among other special features) as they explore the interactive features of Super Nintendo World.

© The Sankei Times

The Japanese media recently features some amazing aerial photos of the expansion, and there is such an amazing amount of detail contained in the photos. Super Nintendo World features multiple levels packed into a tight space, overflowing with interactive features and details at every turn. You can dig through them on your own but this is going to be a very stunning place to explore when it opens next year!

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