Peach Gardens returns in Mario Kart Wii as the second race of the Lightning Cup. The gate is repositioned over the finish line in Mario Kart Wii. Peach Gardens is the only course in the game whose finish line gate is not placed directly over it, being placed slightly farther ahead instead. When the player crosses the finish line, starting another lap, Lakitu is shown on the right side of the player, holding the lap count signs. The path ends near the mansion in a straight walkway that returns the racers to the backdoor, and swerving to the right from this spot, racers find the finish line to complete a lap. Among other elements in this section of the track are the Monty Moles hiding below holes found in the corners of the path and, in Mario Kart Wii, a pair of speed ramps found over the lawn to perform Tricks. The road makes an abrupt S bend to the right and around a patch of flowers and goes downhill to a circular path with three high hedges that split the road again in parts into multiple paths, but gathers shortly and sends the racers to a curly path of dark soil with green lawn and some trees scattered in the zone. The maze ends with the paths gathering again to the main road that leads the racers uphill to another terrace. Racers enter to a maze-like zone, where the main road is split up in multiple paths by square parterres and some stray Chain Chomps wander in the maze with two Item Boxes following after them. The road turns in a 90 degrees turn to the right however, any racer can cut the path by going to a narrow portion of flat terrain to the right of the front patch of flowers and go instantly downhill out of the terrace. The road continues uphill to a square terrace with a pair of squared patches of grass and flowers in it. A patch of flowers in it can be passed through to skip the turn. The racers swerve to the left onto another bridge to return to the garden and take a semicircular turn to the right. The racers go along a straight piece of road towards a bridge to the pond in a roundabout circling the garden topiary of Mario and a single Chain Chomp running around the topiary. The track starts with the starting line in the front of the mansion's backdoor. Peach Gardens reappears in Mario Kart Wii as the second course of the Lightning Cup and in Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as part of the third wave of the Booster Course Pass DLC. An arranged version of this course's music is used for the golf course of the same name in Mario Golf: World Tour. This Mario topiary resembles his design from Super Mario 64, which in turn makes it resemble the Mario ice sculpture in N64 Frappe Snowland. The rest of the track, however, is protected by fences and tall hedges serving as walls. This is the only part of the track that is not protected by fences and falling into the pond causes Lakitu to put the player back on the track. The track also includes a pond with a circular terrace that has a large garden topiary of Mario in the center. Some parts of the road are decorated by trellised arches, like the one standing over the starting line that supports the "Mario Kart" banner on it. The course contains various gardening elements such as ornamental trees and flowers. However, a speed booster such as a Mushroom or a Star can be used to get across the grass for a shortcut. ![]() The course is often blocked by large hedges which cannot be driven through and patches of grass that slow players down. Obstacles in the course include Chain Chomps and Monty Moles, both capable of attacking the player. The course is located in the gardens of a large country estate that bears a similar design to Peach's Castle. ![]() Peach Gardens is the second course of the Special Cup in Mario Kart DS.
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