SNES Rainbow Road has appeared in six Mario Kart games, the most times out of any track in the series. Layout. Rainbow Road is the final track of the Special Cup in Mario Kart 7 and the third track in the Rosalina Cup in Mario Kart Tour. Rainbow Road is also usually a long track when compared to other tracks. Starting in Mario Kart 7, some of the Rainbow Road courses have some sections of the race track that are not rainbow-colored. It is the only Rainbow Road to be an open circuit, where all the others before and after are closed circuits. Rainbow Road appears as a stage for Super Smash Bros. for Nintendo 3DS, taking the appearance of its Mario Kart 7 incarnation. This setting idea wasn't reused until Mario Kart 8 with the re-edition of N64 Rainbow Road. This is a listing of all Nintendo Rainbow Road courses. The player then comes across some Dash Panel ramps. 's Rainbow Road music and 7's Rainbow Road music. I … Never thought being slower in Section 1 could allowed a faster Section 2. Rainbow Road is also usually a long track when compared to other tracks.
SNES Rainbow Road is the only course in Mario Kart 7 not to have a boost pad/ramp, and one of four courses not to have a glider pad/ramp; the others being N64 Luigi Raceway, GCN Daisy Cruiser, and Rosalina's Ice World. The chorus part of this Rainbow Road's music is remixed into Double Dash!! But unlike all the previous Rainbow Roads, which were set in deep space, this version of Rainbow Road is floating above a city (presumably Mushroom City).
Rainbow Road is the final track of the Special Cup in Mario Kart: Double Dash!! Other games include additional Rainbow-themed courses. A Shy Guy driving past The stage is a cruise-type stage similar to Mute City from Super Smash Bros. Melee and Port Town Aero Dive from Super Smash Bros. Brawl , and the match primarily takes … In the case of 7 , it is given a slight "space" feeling to the music. Rainbow Road is the final track in Mario Kart 64 and the last course of the Special Cup.It is the longest racecourse in Mario Kart 64, at 2,000 meters (2 kilometers), and requires about two minutes per lap, making it the longest three-lap track in the whole series.The track differs from the other Rainbow Roads in that it has rails throughout the entire track. The course starts off with a few turns. This was set on Monday 1/10/2012 at 0:48am before going to sleep.

The stage is based on the Rainbow Road course from Mario Kart 7. Rainbow Road is a racing venue found in every game of the Mario Kart series. A totally unexpected time! Nintendo Tracks. It is the last track of every Special Cup, Mario Kart 7 and 8's Lightning Cup, and the second track of Mario Kart 8's Triforce Cup.