Entering Super Nintendo World Without Waiting in Line

📍 Let me start by saying that it was pouring rain on the day we visited. We left our accommodation around 7 AM, and when we arrived, there were already a lot of people. However, the line wasn’t stagnant; even though it was long and crowded, it kept moving steadily. We had hoped that the rain would deter people, but it was still quite busy, with students visiting as well. 🌧️ 🍄 This post is a review of the Nintendo Mario Zone (Super Mario World), the legendary new area that everyone wants to visit. From the reviews I had seen before coming, people were waiting in line for hours if they didn’t have an Express Pass. ❗️ At first, we didn’t know where the Mario Zone was, so we just followed the crowd. Everyone entering the park seemed to be heading in the same direction, so we went along. When we got there, we saw that many people had already arrived before us. However, it didn’t feel cramped or uncomfortable at all. ❇️ As expected, everyone was heading straight to this zone. 🌧️ 📱 We showed our phone to the staff and asked how to enter the zone. The staff, who were stationed at the entrance, just waved us in and gestured for us to go ahead. They were speaking in Japanese, but it was clear they were letting us in. ‼️ So, we ended up entering without having to queue or wait in line at all. ‼️ 🌈 I’m not sure if it was because of the rain or if they had adjusted the system, but it turned out to be a lucky rainy day for us. No complaints here—10/10/10! 💯