The Super Mario Power-Up Summer stage show at Universal Studios Japan allows guests to interact by shooting water, and the water shooter is now available for purchase.
Super Mario Power-Up Summer Water Shooter – ¥3,500 ($24.50)
The water shooter is mainly red and yellow, with a green pump handle and water reservoir cap. There is also a blue signet on the side with some of the famous characters from Super Mario World.
Mario, Luigi, Princess Peach, Toad, and a Super Star can all be seen on the side of the blaster.
During the stage show, many gallons of water will splash on guests from the stage and all around the viewing area to keep you cool during the hot, humid Osaka summer. You can see from the photo below that guests with water shooters are welcome to get in on the fun.
Check out our video of Super Mario Power-Up Summer below.
Super Mario Power-Up Summer, part of NO LIMIT! Summer, is running from July 5 to August 24, 2023.
Meanwhile, as is tradition every year, the One Piece Premier Show will return to the Waterworld arena this summer. From July 5 to October 10, fans of the classic Shonen Jump manga and anime series can join their favorite Straw Hat Pirates in another new adventure. This year’s story features Luffy and the gang saving three princesses framed for committing a heinous crime in their home country. Can Luffy and the gang save them before it’s too late?
As always, an up-charge ticket is required to experience the One Piece Premier Show, which the general public can purchase here on the Universal Studios Japan website. Prices for adults are as follows:
- S-Tier seats: ¥5500 ($38.08)
- A-Tier seats: ¥4000 ($27.70)
- B-Tier seats: ¥3000 ($20.77)
A park ticket or Annual Studio Pass is also required, as admission is not included in these prices.
The annual Sanji’s Pirate Restaurant meal show experience will also return this summer.
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