Meet ‘Super Mario’ at Starfield Hanam
An offline event is coming where you can play various Super Mario games, take photos in a warp pipe, and even meet Mario and Luigi.
‘Super Mario Game Play in Starfield Hanam’ will be held from April 22 to May 5 at the Central Atrium on the first floor of Starfield Hanam. The venue will feature various Super Mario games to experience, along with events where you can meet Mario and Luigi mascots.
Visitors can play six different titles on-site: ‘Super Mario Galaxy + Super Mario Galaxy 2’, ‘Super Mario Bros. Wonder + Together! Bubble Park’, ‘Mario Tennis Fever’, ‘Super Mario Party Jamboree + Jamboree TV’, ‘Mario Kart World’, and ‘Donkey Kong Bananza’.
To participate in the game demos, you must register on-site at the event entrance for the specific zone you wish to play. Advance reservations are not available, and on-site registration may close early depending on capacity. Experiences are assigned randomly within the selected zone, and choosing a specific software title may result in additional wait times.
Participants who complete a demo will receive either a Mario or Luigi sun visor. Additionally, those who complete a Nintendo Account QR check-in after playing will receive a Mario-themed clear file. Participation requires a Nintendo Account for users aged 14 or older, and each account is limited to one entry.
Mario and Luigi will also make appearances at the venue. You can meet the mascots on April 25–26 and May 1–5. Visitors who take a photo with them will receive a random fan featuring either Mario, Princess Peach, or Yoshi.
On days when Mario and Luigi are not appearing, visitors can still take commemorative photos at the iconic Super Mario warp pipe photo zone while wearing Mario and Luigi hats.
Detailed information regarding ‘Super Mario Game Play in Starfield Hanam’ can be found on the official Nintendo website.
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