The entire batch of Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass tracks have now been added to the game, bringing 48 new courses to the arcade racer. Here is every track included in the DLC.
Between March 2022 and November 2023, Nintendo has launched six different waves of downloadable content for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. With all said and done, the game now has 48 new tracks making for a total of 96 total courses, plus new characters and other features.
Nintendo have drawn from multiple entries of the franchise including MK: Double Dash, Super Circuit, Mario Kart 64, and the mobile game Mario Kart Tour. Below, you’ll find all every track included in the DLC.
Contents
- Booster Course Pass Wave 1 release date
- All tracks in the Mario Kart Booster Course Pass
- How much does the Booster Course Pass cost?
- Do you need a Booster Course Pass to play new tracks?
All tracks & characters in the Mario Kart Booster Course Pass
Waves 1-6 of the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass feature twelve cups in total, featuring a mix of mostly remastered circuits from classic Mario Kart games as well as some new ones sprinkled in.
Here are all of the tracks included in the Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Booster Course Pass:
- Golden Dash Cup
- Paris Promenade (Tour)
- Toad Circuit (3DS)
- Choco Mountain (N64)
- Coconut Mall (Wii)
- Lucky Cat Cup
- Tokyo Blur (Tour)
- Shroom Ridge (3DS)
- Sky Garden (GBA)
- Ninja Hideaway
- Turnip Cup
- New York Minute (Tour)
- Mario Circuit 3 (SNES)
- Kalimari Desert (N64)
- Waluigi Pinball (DS)
- Propeller Cup
- Sydney Sprint (Tour)
- Snow Land (GBA)
- Mushroom Gorge (Wii)
- Sky-High Sundae
- Rock Cup
- London Loop (Tour)
- Boo Lake (GBA)
- Rock Rock Mountain (3DS)
- Maple Treeway (Wii)
- Moon Cup
- Berlin Byways (Tour)
- Peach Gardens (DS)
- Merry Mountain
- Rainbow Road (3DS)
- Fruit Cup
- Amsterdam Drift (Tour)
- Riverside Park (GBA)
- DK Summit (Wii)
- Yoshi’s Island
- Boomerang Cup
- Bangkok Rush (Tour)
- Mario Circuit (DS)
- Waluigi Stadium (GCN)
- Singapore Speedway (Tour)
- Feather Cup
- Athens Dash (Tour)
- Daisy Cruiser (GCN)
- Moonview Highway (Wii)
- Squeaky Clean Sprint
- Cherry Cup
- Los Angeles Laps (Tour)
- Sunset Wilds (GBA)
- Koopa Cape (Wii)
- Vancouver Velocity (Tour)
- Acorn Cup
- Rome Avanti (Tour)
- DK Mountain (GCN)
- Daisy Circuit (Wii)
- Piranha Plant Cove
- Spiny Cup
- Madrid Drive (Tour)
- Rosalina’s Ice World (3DS)
- Bowser Castle 3 (SNES)
- Rainbow Road (Wii)
Additionally, eight new characters have been added to Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. They can be accessed by purchasing the DLC, and will be available upon selecting a driver.
The new racers available in the Booster Course Pass for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe are:
- Birdo (added in Wave 4)
- Petey Piranha (added in Wave 5)
- Wiggler (added in Wave 5)
- Kamek (added in Wave 5)
- Diddy Kong (added in Wave 6)
- Funky Kong (added in Wave 6)
- Pauline (added in Wave 6)
- Peachette (added in Wave 6)
How much does the Mario Kart Booster Course Pass cost?
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s Booster Course Pass costs $24.99 (or £22.49 in the UK). This one-off payment gets you access to all 48 courses that are included in the DLC.
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The Booster Course Pass is also included in the Nintendo Switch Online Expansion Pack while you have an active subscription, so you don’t need to purchase the Pass if you already have this.
It’s worth pointing out that the Booster Course Pass is also available at a discounted price at various outlets, so have a look around before purchasing directly from the Nintendo eShop.
Do you need a Booster Course Pass to play new tracks?
You don’t need to purchase the Booster Course Pass to play any of the new tracks in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe – as long as you play with someone who does own it.
This means either playing multiplayer online with a friend or via a local setup. Tracks from the Booster Course Pass also appear in the Random selection when playing Global or Regional races with anyone online.
This is great news for players who don’t want to purchase the Booster Course Pass or are unsure if they can justify the cost, as it means they’ll still be able to try the newly remastered courses out for themselves.
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