The goal of the game is simple: Collect as many gold coins as possible by tossing shells at AR targets throughout the ride.

Riders on the new Mario Kart attraction wear augmented reality visors that allow them to see digital race cars and video game bounty on the track. The ride, which is a part of the highly anticipated Super Nintendo World area, utilizes augmented reality and animatronics to allow guests to compete as part of Team Mario in a battle against Bowser and his minions. Universal Studios is looking at ways to update rides to fit more guests, NBCUniversal told the Wall Street Journal. Universal Studios Hollywood is facing criticism over the body size limitations for riders of its new 'Mario Kart: Bowser’s Challenge' attraction. Some attractions like the new Guardians of the Galaxy: Cosmic Rewind roller coaster at Disney’s Epcot in Florida are designed with select seats for larger-sized riders.

Tighter restraints are designed to prevent small children from slipping out of the seat and to keep any visitor from exiting during the middle of the ride - either intentionally or unintentionally. Cart Ride Into Rdite Script (AceSploits) a guest. SEE ALSO: You can’t see in or out of Universal’s new Nintendo land, which sucks you into a video game world “If you size every seat for the largest possible person, you’re guaranteeing that a smaller child cannot ride,” Jim Shull, a theme park consultant and former Walt Disney Imagineer, told the Wall Street Journal. Theme parks and ride-makers are in a constant battle to balance accessibility with safety, according to industry experts.

“It’s just blatantly fatphobic, there’s nothing about it that can’t accommodate a bigger human.” “Still mad about that 40-inch waistline requirement for the Mario Kart ride,” wrote video game fan David, a fat-positive Twitter user from Redmond, Washington.

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