Super Nintendo World is a themed area at Universal Studios Japan and Universal Studios Hollywood
When Disneyland opened in 1955, it set a template for the idea of what a theme park is meant to be as it wasn’t simply a collection of attractions within a border. These rides — along with restaurants, gift shops, and everything else — were designed to fit together in small groups, creating different lands. Nearly 70 years later, this concept is still largely in use today.
Super Nintendo World is Universal’s first theme park land dedicated to Mario and Luigi, complete with a Mario Kart ride, restaurant, snack areas, character meet-and-greets, interactive mini-games, and much more.
This review includes photos, information, recommendations, and our thoughts on the good, bad, and ugly of this boundary-pushing new expansion.
But today, something is a bit different. Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios Hollywood, the newest theme park land to open, follows in a long line of theme park areas that don’t simply bring together similar ideas. Instead, they focus on a single intellectual property in order to try and bring it to life on a grand scale. From the Wizarding World of Harry Potter to Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, every new theme park land for the last several years has been like this and, with this, it seems like the classic theme park land may be dead.
Classic Theme Park Lands Were Based Around Concepts, Not Specific Stories
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