The truss at the start-and-finish line displays the Mario Kart logo with dynamic rainbow. It is divided into three sections to resemble laps. It also returns in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as the fourth and final course of the Moon Cup in the Booster Course Pass.Īlong with Wuhu Loop and Maka Wuhu, Rainbow Road only has one lap instead of three. While not the only course divided into sections in the game due to the presence of N64 Kalimari Desert 2, Tokyo Blur 4, New York Minute 4, and Wii Rainbow Road or the only 3-lap (or in this course's case, 3-section) track in the game due to the existence of GCN Baby Park T, it is the only track to have both traits. This Rainbow Road returns as a retro course in Mario Kart Tour, starting with the 2019 Holiday Tour. Due to its length, it is one of the longest courses in the Mario Kart series, and as such is also one of the longest Rainbow Roads in the series however, the Mario Kart 64 iteration of Rainbow Road takes more time to complete, as it is three laps long instead of one. It is the first Rainbow Road course to contain one lap divided into three sections, being followed by N64 Rainbow Road in Mario Kart 8. As a result, unlike past Rainbow Roads, this incarnation features the player driving on off-road surfaces such as the Moon itself and rings of Saturn. Instead of floating above the atmosphere, it now takes place around the Moon, with several small asteroids in the background. The course has once again increased in length compared to previous renditions, but still shares a similar theme to its predecessor. Rainbow Road is the fourth and final course of the Special Cup in Mario Kart 7.
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