All Mario Kart World tracks – New and retro

Mario Kart World has a modest 32 tracks available for you to race on on various different modes and that doesn't even include the eight Battle Mode stages as well, giving you a nice variety to play whether you take on the Grand Prix mode or pick a course to race on against friends or in free roam. With so many tracks available, it can be hard to distinguish between the new and returning retro courses. Four tracks, like Rainbow Road, are only unlocked after completing all the other Grand Prix clubs. So here's every track available, alongside which ones are new, and which are the retro courses. Every Mario Kart World track https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGKO9mMY53w&ab_channel=NintendoUnity The full list of tracks in their respective Grand Prix cups includes the following, with the name of a game next to them if they are retro tracks returning to the series. Mushroom Cup Mario Bros. Circuit Crown City Whistlestop Summit DK Spaceport Flower Cup Desert Hills (Mario Kart DS) Shy Guy Bazaar (Mario Kart 7) Wario Stadium (Mario Kart 64) Airship Fortress (Mario Kart DS) Star Cup DK Pass (Mario Kart DS) Starview Peak Sky-High Sundae (Mario Kart 8 Deluxe) Wario Shipyard (Mario Kart 7) Shell Cup Koopa Troopa Beach (Super Mario Kart) Faraway Oasis Crown City Peach Stadium Banana Cup Peach Beach (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!) Salty Salty Speedway Dino Dino Jungle (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!) Great ? Block Ruins Leaf Cup Cheep Cheep Falls Dandelion Depths Boo Cinema Dry Bones Burnout Lightning Cup Moo Moo Meadows (Mario Kart Wii) Choco Mountain (Mario Kart 64) Toad's Factory (Mario Kart Wii) Bowser's Castle Special Cup Acorn Heights Mario Circuit (Super Mario Kart) Peach Stadium Rainbow Road And there we have it. On the plus side, at least there are no mobile Mario Kart tracks (for now, at least), with most of the tracks being some fan-favorites from previous generations. Tracks will also combine into different combinations when playing the Knockout Tour. The post All Mario Kart World tracks – New and retro appeared first on Destructoid.

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Mario Kart World has a modest 32 tracks available for you to race on on various different modes and that doesn't even include the eight Battle Mode stages as well, giving you a nice variety to play whether you take on the Grand Prix mode or pick a course to race on against friends or in free roam.

With so many tracks available, it can be hard to distinguish between the new and returning retro courses. Four tracks, like Rainbow Road, are only unlocked after completing all the other Grand Prix clubs. So here's every track available, alongside which ones are new, and which are the retro courses.

Every Mario Kart World track

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EGKO9mMY53w&ab_channel=NintendoUnity

The full list of tracks in their respective Grand Prix cups includes the following, with the name of a game next to them if they are retro tracks returning to the series.

Mushroom Cup

Mario Bros. Circuit
Crown City
Whistlestop Summit
DK Spaceport

Flower Cup

Desert Hills (Mario Kart DS)
Shy Guy Bazaar (Mario Kart 7)
Wario Stadium (Mario Kart 64)
Airship Fortress (Mario Kart DS)

Star Cup

DK Pass (Mario Kart DS)
Starview Peak
Sky-High Sundae (Mario Kart 8 Deluxe)
Wario Shipyard (Mario Kart 7)

Shell Cup

Koopa Troopa Beach (Super Mario Kart)
Faraway Oasis
Crown City
Peach Stadium

Banana Cup

Peach Beach (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!)
Salty Salty Speedway
Dino Dino Jungle (Mario Kart: Double Dash!!)
Great ? Block Ruins

Leaf Cup

Cheep Cheep Falls
Dandelion Depths
Boo Cinema
Dry Bones Burnout

Lightning Cup

Moo Moo Meadows (Mario Kart Wii)
Choco Mountain (Mario Kart 64)
Toad's Factory (Mario Kart Wii)
Bowser's Castle

Special Cup

Acorn Heights
Mario Circuit (Super Mario Kart)
Peach Stadium
Rainbow Road

And there we have it. On the plus side, at least there are no mobile Mario Kart tracks (for now, at least), with most of the tracks being some fan-favorites from previous generations. Tracks will also combine into different combinations when playing the Knockout Tour.

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