Super Mario at Universal Studios Japan

Before the queueing issue, I went to Mario Park and would like to share a bit of my experience. It turns out that there's nothing about my favorite character, the Sneaky Rabbit, in Mario Park. I queued up at seven to enter the park and was lucky enough to start at eight-thirty, (note: I also contacted a certain flagship store at the time, but they said I could only play at six in the evening, which was too late, so we decided to try our luck on site, which was earlier than them anyway. If you're going out, come early, those who enter at seven can get a slot before ten, but after eight-thirty, it's all in the afternoon, so queue up early). The Mario single project is about collecting stars in the unsatisfactory wristband, the scariest part is queuing for the project, but don't miss out on each project. Prepare some snacks for the kids in advance, we didn't bring any as per the rules, but many other faces did. The kids were very happy, once they entered the venue, they rushed to get meal vouchers, we all got them after one. The red and blue of Mario's clothes are not right, it looks bad, Chinese people can really buy it domestically