Nintendo, UniversalThe official website for Super Nintendo World, the Nintendo theme park that opens next month at Universal Studios Japan, is now available.
With clever and colorful interactive transitions that let you fly through the park, the site offers further details on important details, such as ride information and prices. We’ll start with the latter – it’s always worth knowing how much money we’ll be spending on new Nintendo stuff, right?
The table below shows the original price for Japanese tickets (tax included). GBP and USD conversions are correct from today 6 January.
| Adults [Age 12 or over] | Children [Ages 4 to 11] | Elderly [Age 65 or over] | |
| 1 Day Studio Pass | , 8 7 800 (about $ 76 / £ 56) | , 4 5,400 (about $ 53 / £ 38) | , 1 7100 (about $ 69 / £ 51) |
| 2 Day Studio Pass | , 4 15,400 (about $ 150 / £ 110) | ￥ 10,500 (approximately $ 102 / £ 75) |
Tickets are available online and at the park entrance, and English-speaking vendors are listed on the official website for those traveling abroad.
Both the Mario Kart and Yoshi rides each have their own sections on the site, which provide a quick overview of what to expect and which contain all the requirements you need to meet to jump on (see below). You will also see the available merchandise and food up close, even though we already knew it.
Remember that the park will be open to the public on February 4th. If you missed it, check out the Yoshi ride footage, park photos and the official park map, and a video tour of the park hosted by none other than Shigeru Miyamoto.
Thanks to Lalivero for the tip!