Walking into Super Nintendo World feels like stepping straight into a Mario game. The moving scenery, music, interactive blocks and incredible attention to detail make it one of the most immersive themed lands I’ve ever visited. Every direction you look feels alive, and it’s impossible not to smile when you first walk through the green pipe and see the entire world in front of you.
If you’re visiting, try to enter as early as possible or secure a timed entry ticket in advance, as the area gets very busy throughout the day. A Power-Up Band is also worth considering if you want to take part in the interactive games and collect coins around the land.
This is one of the highlights of my trip to Osaka. When I was a kid I always played Super Mario games, now I've seen it myself, it's really nice to feel like I'm back in my childhood. I recommend that you buy an express pass and go here first when the entrance gate opens. Yoshi's Adventure is just for kids, but I enjoyed it because you saw the Super Mario Nintendo ride, then the Donkey Kong ride, it was also nice to ride. Too bad I didn't get to try the restaurant, their food is cute.
Super Nintendo World is an incredibly fun and immersive experience inspired by the world of Nintendo.
There’s a chance to enter for free if you’re one of the first visitors in Universal Studios Japan and secure a timed entry through the official app, but since we were traveling and didn’t want to rush, we chose to relax and enjoy our own pace.
Inside the area, you can buy a Power-Up Band, a special Nintendo-themed wristband that lets you interact with the land like in the video games, hitting question mark blocks to collect digital coins, earning stamps, and taking part in challenges that can even lead to a boss battle, all tracked through your band and the Universal Studios app. 
We found prices a bit high overall, but seeing this world come to life is definitely worth it at least once in a lifetime. The atmosphere and detail make it a magical place for fans and curious visitors alike.
Definitely one of the highlights of Universal Studios Japan, came straight here after getting in, people were literallly running, and managed to get in before the time entry kicked in. If the time entry kicked in, can always go into the USJ app and book the next available time entry. The whole place is so fun and cool, many moving mechanism, and with the watch, we could interact with some of the installations like the yellow ? boxes! The Yoshi adventure ride was easy and fun, giving a good look of the area, and the Mario Kart was quite a unique and interactive ride, “driving” and “shooting” bad guys for points! Overall a super fun and enjoyable place
Absolutely magical but smaller than expected. Everywhere you look, there's another detail. Long queues for everything - you need to book a slot at the cafe, took 45 minutes to get a picture with Mario and Luigi, rides were slow too. Highly recommend going during daytime and after sunset as the area feels very different
