Mario Kart: Double Dash!!/Special Cup

After a racer gets a gold trophy on the Mushroom, Flower, and Star cups, they are rewarded with the Special Cup.

Wario Colosseum
This track is the longest of all of the tracks. It takes place in Wario's colosseum with only two laps instead of three. The reason is how complex it is. It may not contain obstacles, but it has large jumps, long, difficult to navigate turns, and many, many steep drops. Towards the end, racers drive over a mud pit, where they are slow down slightly but much more if they miss the platforms on the mud. This can be avoid by using a mushroom to speed over the track.

Dino Dino Jungle
Taking place in a jungle, this course has a dinosaur that can crush drivers and spin them out with its head, geysers that send them flying, and a bridged section of the track where three paths can be taken. Path number one is long but easy to drive. Path number two is attached to path number one and allows drivers to take a faster route. Path number three is the shortest but riskiest of the three paths. It has four boost pads that speed up them, but it is hard to turn, and it may result in a plummet into the water. Lakitu will then have to rescue them.

In addition, there is a jump shortcut that requires a mushroom when going into the cave. Using it cuts the distance of the cave in half, but if a set of drivers miss it and fall through darkness, Lakitu must come to rescue them.

Bowser Castle
This track is, of course, one of Bowser's Castles. Drivers must avoid Thwomps that can crush them, lava (if drivers fall in lava or fall off of the track, Lakitu must come get them) Podboos, and a giant fireball - shooting statue of Bowser himself.

Rainbow Road
The final course in the game, it is also the hardest. It takes place above the Mushroom Kingdom on a rainbow track with rainbow images of the items. Its tight curves are hard to drive through, and there is a large pipe that launches racers across the track. Not all of the track is barricaded, which could allow a racer to fall off the edge, causing them to be rescued by Lakitu.

On occasion, stars will fall onto the track and, if hit, work the same way as a normal star.