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Contents

  • Essentials
    • Introduction
      • Welcome to Nintendo Land
    • Basic Information
      • Basic Information
    • Gameplay Overview
      • Nintendo Land Attractions
    • Attractions Tour
      • Attractions Tour
    • Prizes
      • Prizes
  • Walkthrough
    • Team Attractions
      • The Legend of Zelda Battle Quest
      • Pikmin Adventure
      • Metroid Blast
    • Competitive Attractions
      • Mario Chase
      • Luigi’s Ghost Mansion
      • Animal Crossing Sweet Day
    • Solo Attractions
      • Yoshi’s Fruit Cart
      • Octopus Dance
      • Donkey Kong’s Crash Course
      • Takamaru’s Ninja Castle
      • Captain Falcon’s Twister Race
      • Balloon Trip Breeze

Nintendo Land Guide › Essentials › Attractions Tour

Attractions Tour

A Little Bit of Everything

Nintendo Land certainly isn’t short on different ways to have fun, but when you just want to sit back and play a few game with friends without having to visit every attraction individually, set up the game modes, and then pick who is on what controller, the Attractions Tour is for you. Attractions Tour offers sections of all the various Nintendo Land Attractions according to how long you’d like to play—more rounds means more minutes and more chances to win with your favorite Attraction!

To begin the Tour, hop onto the Attractions Train that circles the Plaza. When everyone is ready, press the A Button and the Train will lift into the air to begin the Attractions Tour.

The only requirements for the Attractions Tour are one GamePad and one Wii Remote Plus (or Wii Remote with MotionPlus accessory) and a Nunchuk, no matter how many people are playing. (More Wii Remotes can be added to increase the challenge for the player holding the GamePad.) This is because every game mode is played in hot seat fashion.

Here’s how it works: One player chooses from three random Attraction selections offered by the Attractions Tour, and then attempts to score as high as possible. When finished, that player then hands off that same controller, be it the Wii Remote Plus or GamePad, to the next player, as indicated by their Mii. The second player plays the exact same Attraction section, aiming for a better score. The attempts continue like this, passing from one player to the next until everyone has participated and played that Attraction selection. The player with the highest score then wins points, and the gameplay moves to the second round. A different Mii then selects the next Attraction from a random collection of three Attractions, and the competitive fun continues.

Stick With It!

It might start to feel a little unfair if you’re playing against someone who already knows all the Attractions by heart, but don’t give up hope! In the final round, a handful of bonuses are bestowed, and they can help players who have fallen behind make a last-second comeback. Bonuses include things like triple point scores and even complete score reversals!

Depending on a handful of factors that all players agree on before starting, including difficulty and overall number of rounds, the randomly chosen Attractions may be from the middle of a particular Attraction’s normal game or it could be a full-length Challenge. The choices are entirely up to you, but no matter what choice you make, there’s no easier, faster way to see all that Nintendo Land has to offer.

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