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Mine Cart Madness is de Donkey Kong-achtbaan van Universal Studios Japan, met stalen sit-down track, onboard sound en 107 cm minimum.
Mine Cart Madness laat bezoekers vanuit de Golden Temple in een mijnkar door Donkey Kong Country rijden. De rit combineert coasterbewegingen met showmomenten, wateraccenten en de bekende illusie dat de kar over ingestorte trackdelen springt. Voor Universal Studios Japan is dit de spannende ankerattractie van de Donkey Kong-uitbreiding van SUPER NINTENDO WORLD.
SUPER NINTENDO WORLD - Donkey Kong Country
RCDB vermeldt Mine Cart Madness in Universal Studios Japan als operationeel sinds 11 december 2024, stalen achtbaan met zittende treinen en hoge intensiteit, geluid aan boord, Setpoint, 0 inversies, twee kettingliften en losse eenwagen-treinen met 4 rijders per wagen. RCDB koppelt de rit aan de uitbreiding van Super Nintendo World met Donkey Kong-thema en aan het Boom Coaster-concept. Universal Studios Japan bevestigt 107 cm met begeleider, 122 cm zelfstandig, Golden Temple, sprongen over ingestorte rails en de opening van Donkey Kong Country op 11 december 2024.
Donkey Kong Country-uitbreiding met Golden Temple, jungledecor, Golden Banana-verhaal en Tiki Tak Tribe als tegenpartij.
Based on available measurements and historical wait-time data.
Spread of wait times, outage duration, and the number of outages per day based on available historical data.
2986 measurements
Typical wait time: around 150 min.
It usually falls between 120 min and 180 min.
See more than 180 min? It is probably busier than usual — consider a quieter moment.
Less than 120 min? You are in luck: that does not happen often.
248 outages
On average, an outage lasts about 11 min.
In three out of four cases, the attraction reopens within 25 min.
If it takes longer, expect extra waiting time.
74 days
On days with outages, we see an average of 2 per day.
That usually falls between 2 and 4.
On quiet days it was 1, on busy days up to 10.
Today compared with historical wait times by hour.
