However, you’ll find that at first glance, it doesn’t seem like Mario Kart World has Rainbow Road anywhere in its open world. That’s because you have to unlock it, and we’ll explain how.

Here's how to unlock Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World. How to unlock Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World Unlocking Rainbow Road will require you to do quite a bit of racing first.

Nintendo has issued an update to Mario Kart World that fixes a number of in-game issues, including instances where the game would crash. Check out the update 1.1.1 patch notes.

Unlocking Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World is fairly straightforward. The first time you launch the game, Grand Prix mode presents you with seven cups: Mushroom, Flower, Star, Shell, Banana, Leaf ...

Mario Kart World lets players race across a connected map with new courses and a massive roster of surprising characters. But to get the most out of the game, you will have a lot of unlocking to do.

If you want to unlock Rainbow Road in Mario Kart World, you’ll need to play through all seven cups first. We explain how to unlock the track in our guide.

Mario Kart World Fan Maps Out the Open World's Roads It is worth noting that MrL314 said their map was not “100% complete,” as some roads were still missing.

For the first time ever, all the tracks in Mario Kart World will exist in one open map. But that doesn't mean old and new courses aren't coming. Here are all the confirmed tracks coming to Mario ...

Mario Kart World is the headline launch game for the Nintendo Switch 2, and the company just hosted a special Nintendo Direct dedicated solely to this fresh spin on their racing franchise.

Mario Kart Wii's and Mario Kart 8's Rainbow Roads are both depicted as floating above the Earth. By examining the skyboxes, we can map their real-world locations.

Mario Kart 8 has been with us, in some form or another, for over a decade, believe it or not. In that time the track count went from 32 to 48, before ballooning to 96 with the Booster Course Pass DLC.

A lot of Mario Kart 8 players don't care for Excitebike Arena at all. I am not one of them. In fact, I'm something of an apologist for the track. Yes, I get that it's essentially a big oval.