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==''Mario Kart Tour''==
==''Mario Kart Tour''==
[[File:MKT GCN Mushroom Bridge Teaser.jpg||thumb|left|250px|Mushroom Bridge in ''Mario Kart Tour'']]
[[File:MKT GCN Mushroom Bridge Teaser.jpg||thumb|left|250px|Mushroom Bridge in ''Mario Kart Tour'']]
Mushroom Bridge returns in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' starting with the [[Mii Tour (2023)|2023 Mii Tour]]. This makes it the first course from ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!'' to return in ''Mario Kart Tour'' since [[GCN DK Mountain|DK Mountain]] in the [[Animal Tour]] thirteen tours prior. The course has received a noticeable visual overhaul, with the road along the titular bridge now being made of brick and now being decorated with Mushroom statues, the arches now being fully open, and Peach's Castle being replaced by a different mushroom-themed castle and Mushroom City's cameo being reinterpreted as a handful of background islands with tall mushroom stalks. Most elements of the track removed in ''Mario Kart DS'' have been restored, like the Mushroom-shaped cars, Bob-omb Cars, Wiggler Wagons, and the ability to drive on both the sidewalk and the rails of the bridge, though the Warp Pipe remains inaccessible. In addition, the course now uses the cars, trucks, and buses from [[Tour Berlin Byways|Berlin Byways 3]], except the pick-up trucks. The tunnels are also reverted to their colorations from ''Double Dash!!'', though they now feature static mushroom-shaped lights instead of star-shaped ones that have light streak across them. Coins have been added to the sidewalk. The whirlpools beneath the bridge are also restored. The starting banner now sports a redesigned look while still having the classic Mario Kart logo. However, the starting line area has been reduced in width and moved up closer to the start of the first turn. More openings have been added to break up the wall to the right of the sidewalk. The shortcut is noticeably more curved. The course's minimap has also been rotated 90° clockwise. The course is a favorite of [[Princess Peach#Dr. Mario series|Dr. Peach]], [[Toad|Toad (Astronaut)]], and the [[Mii|White]], [[Mii|Dry Bones]], [[Mii|Yellow]], [[Mii|Roaring Racer]], [[Mii|Iggy]], and [[Mii|Morton Mii Racing Suits]].  
Mushroom Bridge returns in ''[[Mario Kart Tour]]'' starting with the [[Mii Tour (2023)|2023 Mii Tour]]. This makes it the first course from ''Mario Kart: Double Dash!!'' to return in ''Mario Kart Tour'' since [[GCN DK Mountain|DK Mountain]] in the [[Animal Tour]] thirteen tours prior. The course has received a noticeable visual overhaul, with the road along the titular bridge now being made of brick and now being decorated with Mushroom statues, the arches now being fully open, and Peach's Castle being replaced by a different mushroom-themed castle and Mushroom City's cameo being reinterpreted as a handful of background islands with tall mushroom stalks. Most elements of the track removed in ''Mario Kart DS'' have been restored, like the Mushroom-shaped cars, Bob-omb Cars, Wiggler Wagons, and the ability to drive on both the sidewalk and the rails of the bridge, though the Warp Pipe remains inaccessible. In addition, the course now uses the cars, trucks, and buses from [[Tour Berlin Byways|Berlin Byways 3]], except the pick-up trucks. The tunnels are also reverted to their colorations from ''Double Dash!!'', though they now feature static mushroom-shaped lights instead of star-shaped ones that have light streak across them. Coins have been added to the sidewalk. The whirlpools beneath the bridge are also restored. The starting banner now sports a redesigned look while still having the classic Mario Kart logo. However, the starting line area has been reduced in width and moved up closer to the start of the first turn. More openings have been added to break up the wall to the right of the sidewalk. The shortcut is noticeably more curved. The course's minimap has also been rotated 90° clockwise.


The course also appears as '''Mushroom Bridge R''' (reversed), '''Mushroom Bridge T''' (with ramps), and '''Mushroom Bridge R/T''' (reversed with ramps).
The course also appears as '''Mushroom Bridge R''' (reversed), '''Mushroom Bridge T''' (with ramps), and '''Mushroom Bridge R/T''' (reversed with ramps).
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For this course's tour appearances, see [[List of GCN Mushroom Bridge tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour|List of GCN Mushroom Bridge tour appearances in ''Mario Kart Tour'']].
For this course's tour appearances, see [[List of GCN Mushroom Bridge tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour|List of GCN Mushroom Bridge tour appearances in ''Mario Kart Tour'']].
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===Top-tier and middle-tier items===
{{MKT favored table|GCN|Mushroom Bridge}}


==Other appearances==
==Other appearances==

Revision as of 21:37, August 8, 2023

Not to be confused with DS Shroom Ridge.
Mushroom Bridge
Side aerial view of Mushroom Bridge in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
Information
Appears in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! (2003)
Mario Kart DS (2005)
Mario Kart Tour (2023)
Cup(s) Flower Cup (Double Dash!!)
Leaf Cup (DS)
Tour(s)
Online play Was never available (DS)
Music sample
Mario Kart: Double Dash!! / Mario Kart Tour
(Shinobu Nagata)

Mario Kart DS
Course map
Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
The map of Mushroom Bridge.
Mario Kart DS
Mushroom Bridge map
Mario Kart DS
Mario Kart Tour
GCN Mushroom Bridge's map in Mario Kart Tour
Staff ghost(s)
DD
1:31.458 Koopa TroopaKoopa ParatroopaKoopa Dasher
DS Ninten★ひょう
1:30.600 ToadMushmellow

Mushroom Bridge is the first course of the Flower Cup in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. It takes place on a one-way highway near the coast, and the racers have to share the track with slower vehicles that almost always damage the player when struck. The highway runs over the Mushroom Bridge that gives the course its name. Mushroom City and Peach's Castle can be seen in the background near the beginning of the course. This course shares its music with Mushroom City. In that course, the bridge from Mushroom Bridge can be seen in the background, lit up due to the city taking place at night.

Mushroom Bridge reappears in Mario Kart DS as the fourth and final race of the Leaf Cup, and in Mario Kart Tour starting with the 2023 Mii Tour.

Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

Aerial view of Mushroom Bridge in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!
Aerial view of Mushroom Bridge in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!.

The track starts out just before the first left-hand curve. Players can take a path leading off of the main course to the right shortly after the starting line, which goes down a slope to a Warp Pipe leading to a Double Item Box as it blasts the players back onto the track. The course then heads into a curving tunnel lit up with green lights. The players catch up to the cars they share the track with in the tunnel, and after clearing the curve, they encounter three Item Boxes.

After leaving the tunnel, the track curves between the coast and some hills topped with mushroom-like huts. A path leads over the hill, but if the players do not have a speed-boosting Mushroom or Star, their kart is slowed down substantially by the dirt. Another alternate route exists in this section of track: there is a sidewalk on the left hand side of the track, and while much of it is blocked off by fencing, there are open sections granting the players access. There are item blocks on the sidewalks, and the fence protects players from projectiles thrown by the other racers, such as Red Shells; they can also avoid the traffic on the main road using this route.

After curving past the hills, there is a short straightaway; the sidewalk empties back into the road, and the racers all pass through a row of three item blocks before entering the second tunnel of the track. The tunnel curves around to the left, opening up on a straightaway leading to the bridge that gives the course its name. Halfway along the bridge are three more item blocks. There are two more item blocks on the tops of the bridge's beams, which are also inlaid with Dash Panels, meaning players who attempt to cross the bridge that way run the risk of losing control and falling off (either onto the track below, which wastes time, or into the water, which means they need to be rescued by Lakitu, which takes even longer). While riding on the top of the arches of the bridge, it is impossible to get hit by Spiny Shells. After the bridge is the finish line and the start of the next lap. The track has almost the same shape as Mario Circuit 1 from Super Mario Kart.

The course also features vehicles which only appear on the main roads, and do not take any of the shortcuts. The course features regular cars, buses and cargo trucks, as well as Mushroom-shaped cars which drop Mushrooms when hit and Bob-omb Cars which explode upon impact. Moving Item Boxes also appear throughout the course.

There are subtle differences in the speed of the vehicles. It takes about two minutes for a vehicle to complete one lap around the track and each vehicle has a moving speed of approximately 15 miles per hour, as the vehicles move faster than a player's kart's backing-up speed, which is 14 miles per hour. When players follow them either by trailing them or leading them, the vehicles slightly move closer or get further from other vehicles they are behind, depending on the vehicle. The Wiggler Wagon (both the 10- and 20-wheel versions) is the slowest, followed by trucks, buses, regular cars, Mushroom cars, moving Item Boxes, and Bob-omb Cars. If the game is left unpaused for more than an hour while the player still follows the vehicles, all the vehicles on the right lane will have eventually caught up to the Wiggler Wagon and all the vehicles on the left lane behind a truck will have caught up to the truck. One of the Express trucks in single-screen mode behind the Star Travel bus in the left lane has the equivalent speed of a bus, mainly because it drives in a near-straight line, as opposed to the rest, which wobble. The vehicles will make sudden subtle stops occasionally when behind a slower vehicle. Additionally, several vehicles in the game are programmed to yield to the moving Item Boxes and Bob-omb Cars coming out of the pipe shortcut. Others do not yield for them. If a player lines up all the cars using Stars on the left lane, only the Peach Beach bus on the left lane in single-screen mode (a Star Travel bus in split-screen mode) will stop for the Bob-omb Car on the left lane. If said vehicle passes the Finish Line, the Bob-omb Car on the left lane is forced to wait until there are no more vehicles before it can enter the left lane.

The course icon features the vehicles going the opposite direction.

Game mode differences

The Wiggler Wagon at Mushroom Bridge in a multiplayer race.
The Wiggler Wagon is shorter in length during a multiplayer race.

The vehicles that appear on the stage in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! vary based on the mode the player selects.

  • If the player selects Time Trial mode, there will be a Wiggler Wagon with twenty wheels (the Wiggler Wagon is always on the right lane), three Star Travel buses (two on the right lane and one on the left lane), two Peach Beach buses (one on the right lane and one on the left lane), two Express trucks (all trucks are on the left lane), two Moo Moo Farm trucks, one yellow car (left lane), and seven red cars (three on the left lane and four on the right lane). No Mushroom-shaped cars, Item Boxes, and Bob-omb Cars are present in Time Trials.
  • If the player selects Grand Prix mode for a single screen (single player or co-op play), there will be a Wiggler Wagon with twenty wheels (right lane), two Star Travel buses (one on the right lane and one on the left lane), three Peach Beach buses (two on the right lane and one on the left lane), two Express trucks (left lane), two Super Chocolate trucks, one yellow car (right lane), three blue cars, (one on the right lane and two on the left lane), four red cars (two on the left lane and two on the right lane), two Mushroom cars (all Mushroom cars are on the left lane), four Item Boxes (two on the right lane and two on the left lane), and three Bob-omb Cars (two on the right lane and one on the left lane).
  • If the player selects a split-screen mode and items are also played, the amount of vehicles will be reduced. There will be a Wiggler Wagon with ten wheels (right lane), four Star Travel buses (two on the right lane and two on the left lane), one Moo Moo Farm truck (left lane), one Super Chocolate truck, one blue car (right lane), two red cars (left lane), one Mushroom car (left lane), two Item Boxes (one on the right lane and one on the left lane), and two Bob-omb Cars (one on the right lane and one on the left lane).
  • If the player selects a split-screen mode and items are not played, the amount of vehicles will be changed up. There will be a Wiggler Wagon with ten wheels (right lane), three Star Travel buses (two on the right lane and one on the left lane, one Peach Beach bus (left lane), one Express truck (left lane), one Super Chocolate truck, one blue car (right lane), two red cars (left lane), one Mushroom car (left lane), and two Bob-omb Cars (one on the right lane and one on the left lane).

Mario Kart DS

Mushroom Bridge
Mushroom Bridge in Mario Kart DS

Mushroom Bridge makes its classic course debut in Mario Kart DS as the fourth and last course of the Leaf Cup. The course underwent considerable changes. It is simpler, shorter, and does not have as many obstacles as in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Most of the alternate paths were removed, excluding the shortcut over the hills. This version of Mushroom Bridge now features buses, trucks, and cars from Shroom Ridge. Due to the DS's limited 3D graphics capability, vehicles cannot be seen from a far distance as they can disappear when far enough from the player, unlike in Double Dash!! Mushroom City and Princess Peach's Castle were removed from the background. Both of the tunnels are now lit green on the left side and lit red on the right side, compared to the original version where the first tunnel is lit green and the second tunnel is lit red. Also, the second tunnel's turns make acute angles, as opposed to the second tunnel's turns in Double Dash!! which is a natural curve. The course was never available in Wi-Fi mode.

In the course icon, the Cheep Cheep reads "Flesh" instead of "Fresh", an error also seen in the game's kiosk demo. Also, there are three "Flesh" trucks in the demo, and only one in the final version.

Missions 5-5 and 7-Boss take place here. In 5-5, the player needs to finish one lap in the opposite direction within the time limit, and in 7-Boss, the player needs to reach the finish before Wiggler in three laps. Mario is used in both missions.

Mario Kart Tour

Teaser for GCN Mushroom Bridge in Mario Kart Tour
Mushroom Bridge in Mario Kart Tour

Mushroom Bridge returns in Mario Kart Tour starting with the 2023 Mii Tour. This makes it the first course from Mario Kart: Double Dash!! to return in Mario Kart Tour since DK Mountain in the Animal Tour thirteen tours prior. The course has received a noticeable visual overhaul, with the road along the titular bridge now being made of brick and now being decorated with Mushroom statues, the arches now being fully open, and Peach's Castle being replaced by a different mushroom-themed castle and Mushroom City's cameo being reinterpreted as a handful of background islands with tall mushroom stalks. Most elements of the track removed in Mario Kart DS have been restored, like the Mushroom-shaped cars, Bob-omb Cars, Wiggler Wagons, and the ability to drive on both the sidewalk and the rails of the bridge, though the Warp Pipe remains inaccessible. In addition, the course now uses the cars, trucks, and buses from Berlin Byways 3, except the pick-up trucks. The tunnels are also reverted to their colorations from Double Dash!!, though they now feature static mushroom-shaped lights instead of star-shaped ones that have light streak across them. Coins have been added to the sidewalk. The whirlpools beneath the bridge are also restored. The starting banner now sports a redesigned look while still having the classic Mario Kart logo. However, the starting line area has been reduced in width and moved up closer to the start of the first turn. More openings have been added to break up the wall to the right of the sidewalk. The shortcut is noticeably more curved. The course's minimap has also been rotated 90° clockwise.

The course also appears as Mushroom Bridge R (reversed), Mushroom Bridge T (with ramps), and Mushroom Bridge R/T (reversed with ramps).

Uniquely, when the player finishes a race on any variant, the course's music continues until the fanfare plays.

For this course's tour appearances, see List of GCN Mushroom Bridge tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour.

Top-tier and middle-tier items

Select "show" to reveal the drivers, karts, and gliders for which GCN Mushroom Bridge and its variants are always favored or favorite courses. For instances in which additional drivers, karts, and gliders temporarily had this course and its variants as favored or favorite courses, see List of GCN Mushroom Bridge tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour.

Course Three-item drivers Bonus points ×2 karts Combo bonus ×3 gliders Two-item drivers Bonus points ×1.5 karts Combo bonus ×2 gliders
GCN Mushroom Bridge from Mario Kart Tour
Normal variant
Dr. PeachDry Bones Mii Racing SuitGold MarioIggy Mii Racing SuitLight Green Mii Racing SuitMario (Black Suit)Morton Mii Racing SuitRoaring Racer Mii Racing SuitToad (Astronaut)White Mii Racing SuitYellow Mii Racing Suit Blue SpeederCream Cat CruiserFlaming SpeederGoo-Goo GoldGoo-Goo PinkGreen Double-DeckerHuffin Puffin EggPink SneekerRainbow StreetleRainbow TaxiSilver Flower KartSpicy ZucchiniTaiko Drum DasherTropical Truck 8-Bit Block GliderCalico Toe-Bean BalloonsGold Cloud BalloonsGold Mario's Hat BalloonMario Golf CapNabbit ParachuteNew Year's 2023Para-PaniniWiggler ParachuteWonderful GarnetYoshi's Cookies Cat LuigiDolphin Mii Racing SuitIce-Cream Mii Racing SuitLarry Mii Racing SuitLudwig Mii Racing SuitMonty Mole Mii Racing SuitPoochyReindeer Mii Racing SuitRoy Mii Racing SuitWaluigi Mii Racing SuitWiggler Mii Racing Suit Bronze CucumberCamo Tanooki KartCream ClassicFrost WingGold Bullet BlasterGold PipesGoo-Goo BuggyGreen SpeederJumbo JetterPink Comet***Red B Dasher Mk. 2Sakura Sports CoupeStreetleSwift Talon 8-Bit GoombaBright RibbonChocolate PretzelGlinting GliderGold Manta GliderPink Checkered Glider***Pretzel GliderRainbow Flappy WingsRoyal FlushSilver Luigi's MustacheSunny Surf MasterSuper Mario Kart GliderVanilla & Chocolate BalloonsWavy Great SailWonderful Diamond
Birdo (Orange)Blue Shy GuyKoopa (Freerunning)Wario Green Standard 8Orange Turbo Birdo
GCN Mushroom Bridge R from Mario Kart Tour
R variant
Mario (King)Piranha Plant Mii Racing SuitReindeer Mii Racing SuitToad (Tourist)Toadette (Astronaut)Toadette Mii Racing SuitWaluigi Mii Racing SuitWhite Tanooki MarioWigglerWiggler Mii Racing Suit Bronze CucumberCheershipCoral Jet CruiserDolphin DrifterGoo-Goo BuggyJukebox BuggyMach 8-RPink SneekerRed B Dasher Mk. 2Red CometTropical TruckWaluigi Racer Mk. 2 JellychuteMagniflying GlassMario's Hat BalloonPara-PaniniRainbow Fare FlierRed Checkered GliderStealth GliderSuper Mario Kart GliderWonderful Diamond Cat LuigiDaisy (Thai Dress)Larry (Wintertime)Mario (Happi)Mario Mii Racing SuitPastry Chef Mii Racing SuitPeach (Happi)Pokey Mii Racing SuitSilver Mii Racing SuitToad (Astronaut) Bright GirlChain Chomp ChariotGold 8-Bit Pipe FrameGold Double-DeckerGoo-Goo Gold**Goo-Goo PinkGreen CometHoliday SpeederHuffin Puffin EggIce-Cream MinibusPink SpeederRainbow TaxiRed OffroaderSilver Flower Kart Candlelight Flight CakeCat ParafoilFestive HollyFlying FlappersGold Checkered Glider***Mario Bros. ParafoilNabbit ParachuteNew Year's 2023Smiley Flower GliderWonderful GarnetWonderful WingsYukata Ribbon
Red Turbo Birdo DaisyGreen Toad (Pit Crew)Light-blue Toad (Pit Crew)Red Toad (Pit Crew)Toad (Pit Crew) Streamliner Pink Flower Glider
Shy Guy Biddybuggy Super Glider
GCN Mushroom Bridge T from Mario Kart Tour
T variant
Chargin' Chuck (Gold)Daisy (Sailor)Goomba Mii Racing SuitGreen Mii Racing SuitKitsune LuigiKoopa Clown Mii Racing SuitLuigi (Golf)Monty Mole Mii Racing SuitPoochy Blue Sub ScooterHot Pot Hot RodIce-Cream MinibusJumbo JetterPink CometRed OffroaderSakura Sports CoupeSilver Warrior WagonSwift TalonYellow 8-Bit Pipe Frame 8-Bit Bullet Bill8-Bit Goomba8-Bit Super GliderBright RibbonChocolate PretzelMario Bros. ParafoilPink Checkered GliderRainbow Flappy WingsRoyal FlushYellow Hard Hat Balloon Blue Mii Racing SuitBronze Mii Racing SuitDr. PeachDry Bowser Mii Racing SuitGold MarioLarry Mii Racing SuitLuigi (Knight)Mario (Black Suit)Morton Mii Racing Suit***Purple Mii Racing SuitToadette (Astronaut)Toadette (Sailor)Toadette Mii Racing SuitWhite Mii Racing Suit Blazing EagleBoo PipesCheershipCream B Dasher Mk. 2Gold Jingle BellGold Lunar CruiserGold QuickshawGreen Comet***Jukebox BuggyMach 8-RRainbow StreetleRed CometWild Gold Calico Toe-Bean BalloonsFestival WingsGold Cloud BalloonsGold UmbrellaGolden GliderGreen Checkered GliderPara-PaniniRainbow Fare FlierRed Checkered Glider***Stealth GliderTulip Corsage
Blue YoshiPurple Toad (Pit Crew)Toadette Light-blue Turbo YoshiRed Turbo Birdo 8-Bit Jumping Mario
Pipe BuggyRed Kiddie Kart Parachute
MKT Icon GCN Mushroom Bridge RT.png
R/T variant
Blue Mii Racing SuitBuilder ToadDaisy (Thai Dress)Donkey Kong Mii Racing SuitGold Mii Racing SuitOrange Mii Racing SuitPeach (Happi)PoochyRosalina (Chef)Toadette (Sailor) Blazing EagleBoo PipesBright GirlChain Chomp ChariotCream ClassicFrost WingGold 8-Bit Pipe FrameGold PipesHoliday SpeederPink SpeederSky-Blue B Dasher Mk. 2 Festive HollyGlinting GliderGold Toe-Bean BalloonsGolden GliderSecret ScrollSilver Luigi's MustacheSmiley Flower GliderSunny Surf MasterWavy Great SailYukata Ribbon Bowser Mii Racing SuitIggy Mii Racing SuitLemmy Mii Racing Suit***Light Green Mii Racing SuitMario (Aviator)Mario (King)Penguin ToadToad (Tourist)Toadette (Astronaut)Wiggler Blooper ShuttleBlue SpeederBlue Sub ScooterCandy ClownCombo CruiserDolphin Drifter**Dry Bones DasherGold ZucchiniGreen Double-DeckerMach 8-R***Pink SneekerPurple BunnyRainbow Pipe BuggySilver Warrior WagonWaluigi Racer Mk. 2 8-Bit Block Glider8-Bit Super GliderBright BalloonsDolphin Great Sail***Galaxy GliderGold Origami GliderJellychuteMario Golf CapRed and Gold UmbrellaSilver StarchuteSurf MasterToe-Bean BalloonsTropical BalloonsWiggler ParachuteYoshi's Cookies
Blue Koopa (Freerunning)DaisyWhite Shy Guy
Baby Luigi
* indicates a favored course upgraded to a favorite course after reaching level 3.
** indicates a favored course upgraded to a favorite course after reaching level 6.
*** indicates a favored course upgraded to a favorite course after reaching level 8 for High-End items.

Other appearances

Mushroom Bridge as it appears in Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games

Mushroom Bridge returns in Mario & Sonic at the Sochi 2014 Olympic Winter Games as the setting for the Groove Pipe Snowboard Dream Event. The entire road is covered in snow and the course is mostly downhill with Warp Pipes and a cannon to take racers to the top of each island. Wiggler Wagons can be seen on roads that are inaccessible to the players and a single stationary Wiggler Wagon on the bridge serves as a small ramp for the racers. Unlike in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! and Mario Kart DS, the course now has a New Super Mario Bros-esque aesthetic.

Daisy snowboarding on the course

Like in Mario Kart: Double Dash!!, it is possible to ride up the bridge's beams which are still inlaid with Dash Panels. Doing this successfully without falling off a ramp will take the player to Warp Pipes faster than if the lower route was taken; these Pipes still lead to the same destination as the Pipes below. Throughout the track, there are also grind rails which can either lead to alternate pathways or help to boost the player's speed.[1]

Profiles

Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

  • Instruction booklet bio: "One of the Mushroom Kingdom’s most famous landmarks. This bridge is well traveled, so be careful not to run into any commuters. The car carrying all the mushrooms looks strangely inviting, though…"
  • North American website bio: "There’s more than just other karts on Mushroom Bridge – a lot more. Dodge traffic as you race across the bridge, or just go over it!"
  • European website bio: "This race takes place on a real road, so watch out for the kart-crushin cars. Skilled players can even drive across the bridge’s girders."

Mario Kart DS

  • European website bio: "You'll have to contend with rush hour traffic as well as your rivals on Mushroom Bridge and its surrounding streets. Dodge the buses and cars and keep and eye out for a shortcut on the right-hand side, but keep a Mushroom handy because you're gonna need it."

Sponsors

Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

Mario Kart DS

  • Fresh (Cargo trucks)
  • Unnamed sponsor that produces fruit (Cargo trucks)

Mario Kart Tour

Gallery

Mario Kart: Double Dash!!

Mario Kart DS

Mario Kart Tour

Course icons

Screenshots

Names in other languages

Language Name Meaning Notes
Japanese キノコブリッジ[?]
Kinoko Burijji
Mushroom Bridge
Chinese (simplified) 蘑菇大桥[?]
Mógū Dàqiáo
Mushroom Bridge
Chinese (traditional) 蘑菇大橋[?]
Mógū Dàqiáo
Mushroom Bridge
Dutch Mushroom Bridge[?] -
German Pilz-Brücke[?] Mushroom Bridge
Italian Ponte dei Funghi[?] Mushrooms' Bridge
Korean 버섯 브리지[?]
Beoseot Beuriji
Mushroom Bridge
Portuguese Ponte Cogumelo[?] Mushroom Bridge
Russian Грибной мост[?]
Gribnoy most
Mushroom Bridge
Spanish Puente Champiñón[?] Mushroom Bridge

References