At the Play Nintendo Tour, you may meet Mario and Pikachu.

The Play Nintendo Tour is almost about to start in the US, and I must admit that I'm quite sad that I now reside in the UK. The tour has nine cities, beginning and concluding in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Minneapolis, Minnesota. Since it's around 1,245 miles between those places, Mario and company are definitely making the rounds.

Denver, Houston, Des Moines, Philadelphia, East Rutherford, Greenville, and Miami are some of the other cities. Families are invited to join Nintendo and some of its most well-known characters for some interactive fun with the best Switch games at each site, including Pikachu, Donkey Kong, Princess Peach, Mario, and more.

Attending the Play Nintendo Tour is completely free. Among the many picture opportunities offered by the interactive experiences, my personal favorite is the Luigi's Mansion 2 HD photo opportunity. But, I can't deny that, due to Princess Peach, your kids could feel like movie stars as they walk the red carpet as Princess Peach: Yes, there are also samples of every game that is included in the tour during the showtime picture opportunity.

Mario vs. Donkey Kong, Pikmin 4, and Kirby and the Forgotten Land are some more demos. All of Nintendo's major intellectual properties are included, including Animal Crossing, which is also represented with a picture opportunity with Tom Nook and Isabelle.

Play Nintendo Tour 2024: When is it happening?

The Play Nintendo Tour kicks off in Salt Lake City on June 13 and ends in Minneapolis on September 2.. Check out the official event announcement to find out when Nintendo will be in your community.

The trip stays at each place for three days, giving you plenty of time to take advantage of all that is offered. Since visitors will get a passport with stickers for every activity, it's crucial to stay alert for any chances. A full passport even gets you in to win goodies, such as a 14-day Nintendo Switch Online trial coupon.

That is all the information on the Play Nintendo Tour that you need. It sounds quite great, doesn't it? See our guide on Mario characters to find out more about some of the mascots you may encounter.

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