Images of a model rumored to be an early design of the park may reveal more of the layout. Universal Studios hasn’t revealed any commercial renderings or publicity info about whether any other Nintendo properties outside Mario will be included, but with such a vast collection of beloved franchises to choose form, it is possible other Nintendo characters and games could eventually make appearances. Character meet-and-greets with the various Mario characters, as well as restaurants and retail locations will populate the land. There will likely be lots of atmospheric elements, such as Piranha Plants and question mark blocks. From the concept artwork and commercial rendering, we can theorize that both Peach’s castle and Bowser’s castle will be central to the design. So far, it looks like the land will be mostly Mario-themed, at least initially.
Featuring a dancing Mario, the ceremony provided a small sneak peak of the style and tone of the expansion. In 2017, Universal Studios Japan held a groundbreaking ceremony in Osaka to mark the beginning of construction. When is the Osaka expansion opening?įirst announced in 2015, Super Nintendo World is set for completion in time for the 2020 Summer Olympics in Tokyo.
The first version of Super Nintendo World will open in Universal Studios Japan in Osaka. Here’s everything we know so far about the upcoming Super Nintendo World: Wait - there’s a Super Nintendo World in the works? As we learn more info, we’ll update the post. We’ve collected all the details about Super Nintendo World into one handy-dandy FAQ. Since the expansion was announced in 2015, information on the has gradually trickled in. Much like the Wizarding World of Harry Potter was to Universal Studios Orlando and Hollywood, Super Nintendo World will be an additional land, rather than an entire stand-alone theme park. Super Nintendo World is a huge upcoming expansion to Universal Studios Japan, costing over $351 million (with some reporting the sum to be as much as $544 million). Once just a pipe dream of Nintendo fans everywhere, a Nintendo theme park land will soon be real.
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