Super Nintendo World makes a splashy debut Universal Studios Hollywood With a soft opening this month, gamers and tourists alike raced to see what the park had to offer and lined up to try out the much-anticipated Mario Kart rides.
The augmented reality experience, which features slow-moving carts painted in a variety of colors and places riders inside Bowser’s castle, was destined to be a hit with Mario enthusiasts around the world. One detail is peeling off some people.
“This is the only great thing to say about Super Nintendo World: Mario Kart Ride’s body size restrictions are absolutely ridiculous. Completely ridiculous,” wrote influencer Rocco Botte on Twitter, referring to the ride’s narrow seats. blew up the
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Guests ride Super Mario Kart at the Super Nintendo World preview at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, CA on January 13, 2023.
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Another Ride critic, a Twitter user named Anna, wrote: I’m @UniStudios? Dark Ride. “
“I can’t ride Mario Kart that Bowser and DK aren’t even allowed to ride. Idiot,” wrote a third user named Zaha.
Postcast host Matt Mazany also echoed the topic on Twitter, writing, “Trust me when I say ‘Lose a little weight’.” , and now Mario Kart) doesn’t accommodate larger people, but they charge full admission from us. It’s unethical.”
TikToker’s David Vaughn reminded his followers about size limits on video-sharing platforms. “Unfortunately, the new attraction in Mario Kart He Bowser’s Challenge will display a warning that guests with a waistline greater than his 40 inches may not be able to ride.”
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A statue of Bowser is seen at the entrance to the Mario Kart Bowser Challenge ride during a preview of Super Nintendo World at Universal Studios in Los Angeles, California on January 13, 2023.
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“There are test seats at the entrance to attractions, but I’m frustrated that theme parks are still creating family-friendly attractions that many guests don’t have access to.”
As mentioned in Vaughn’s video, Universal Studios’ website says there will be a “test seat” available at the entrance so visitors can test if their size will fit on the actual ride. .
“This vehicle employs safety restraints that may restrict certain guests from boarding. body shape and sizeGuests with a “waistline of 40 or above” may not be able to be accommodated in the rides and are strongly advised to try out a test sheet at the entrance of the attraction to verify their ability to ride.
CDC statistics However, the average American male has a waist circumference of 40.5 inches and the average female has a waist circumference of 38.7 inches, indicating they are slightly over the 40 inch limit. Too restrictive, as some would argue.
As mentioned in some tweets, Universal Studios has announced that the popular “Harry potter” get on.
Super Nintendo World is home to Mario Kart, including adorable Mario-themed pit stops, shops chock-full of Super Mario merchandise, the chance to meet and say hello to your favorite Nintendo characters, and a Toadstool Cafe where visitors can enjoy Nintendo. It’s not just about rides. themed food.
The park’s grand opening is scheduled for February 17th.
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