The Mario Kart series has been a staple in t🎀he Nintendo world since the releas✱e of the SNES. This classic racing game has been made eight times for eight different consoles, and including remakes, over 200 courses have appeared in the series. That’s sure a lot of tracks!

While racing as Peach or Mario can be a whole lot of fun, th𒊎e game can also get pretty frustrating. Some levels have far too much lava, annoying banana peels, and giant slabs o♓f ice that block the finish line.

Although there a few frustrating levels, the people at Nintendo have also come𝓡 up with some pretty great tracks. Driving a motorcycle through a mall or a car through a pinball machine is something I definitely want to do again. So while we’re here to remind you of the most frustrating tracks in all of Mario Kart history, we’re also here to remind of you of some courses w🉐e’d love to see remade.

Mario Kart 9 doesn’t have an official release date yet, but we’re excited for the latest installment. Alt𝐆hough it skips over a few of our remake picks, we’re ready to welcome a whole new set of courses. Perhaps we’ll even find some new favorites!

Hold on tightly to that steering wheel be🌱cause we’re ready to spin out over the twenty worst Mario Kart levels as well as the ten that need to be remade.

30 ཧ Worst On Wii: Grumble Volcano

Mario Kart Wii was a blast, but Grumble Volcano was too much of a blast. It’s not fun having to dodge giant fireballs when all you want to do is🅷 slide into first place.

We certainly weren’t thrilled when it made a revival in Mario Kart 8. While the graphics and music were a whole lot better, we were still left wit🤡h the bitter memory left by the Wii’s version of this course.

The r꧙andom pieces of road that sunk into the lava? Also not great.

29 ꦑ Worst On SNES: Ghost Valley 2

Once again, this course is one of those that probably shouldn’t have gotten a second shot. While we’ll cut Super Mario Kart some slack because it was created in a time when graphics weren’t great, this course still fails miserably. It’s an incredibly boring ride down a floating boardwalk and there are far too many opportunities to fall off. Additionally, it’s very short. You’ll ༒be crossing the finish line asking if the race even happened.

Answer: It did. But it shouldn’t have.

28 Best On GameCubeꦺ: Dais🍌y Cruiser

Daisy Cruiser was some fun stuff.

This orange and blue cruise ship made Mario Kart: Double Dash twice as exciting.

After all, who wouldn’t want to drive a kart all across the back of a cruise ship? What’s the best part you ask? The giant poo⛦l. The winding hallways. The moving tables in the dining r🐽oom.

While the original is still our favorite, it made a comeback in Mario Kart 7. We’d love to see♏ a similar course made with a few modificati꧟ons in the future.

27 🍃 Worst On GameCube: Sherbet Land ℱ

Don’t get me started on this one. I’ve never been a fan of the sherbet levels in the Mario Kart series and this course is no exception. After dodging the skating Shy Guys, racer♚s are forced to skirt through an icy cave that is incredibly tight. Finish that off with some pesky ice blocks at the end that’ll freeze you instantaneously, and you’ve got the wonders of this course.

It was remade for Mario Kart 8 and turned out to be a lot better. The glazed-over graphics were ditched in favor of some gor😼geous deep-co🃏lored scenery.

26 𝄹 Worst On N64: Wario Stadium ꦛ

People oftentimes say that th🅰ey don’t remember the details of ꧑something, but they do remember how that said thing made them feel. This is my case with this course.

Wario Stadium was long – very, uncomfortably, boringly long.

There wasn’t much to it. There’s a lot o♌f dirt. There are a few bumps a🍸nd that’s about it.

The course was even oddly shaped. The track was kept in the confines of a curvy rectangle and really, tജhe whole thing was just annoying. This is one track I won’t be playing again.

25 Best On Wii: Coconut Mall 🅰

Coconut Ma🧸ll was so much fun back when it first released on the Wii. There’s nothing quite like driving up an escalator.

While it didn’t feel great to get hit by a car by the finish line or realize you were going up the wrong escalator, we can ignore these hiccups. It’s a cool track. Like Daisy Cruiser, this course also reappeared in Mario Kart 7, but we’d like 𓄧to see it come back on a big screen.

Mario Kart 7 was onl💖y released on the Nintendo 3DS so there’s still a lot of graphical stuff that ca♑n be reworked.

24 ꦇ Worst On N64: Luigi Raceway

The Luigi courses have always seemed to lack a little. Somಌe of them aren’t too bad, but they’re usually simplistic. This is one of those over-simplified courses.

Sha🐟ped like a classic telephone, this course’s map only features a few curves. The obnoxiously bright color scheme made with lots of green, blue and yellow is something else we’re not a fan of. I wish there was more to say about this track, but there isn’t. I🍰t’s that unexciting.

23 Worst On SNES: Ghost Valley 1 🔴

If you can’t tell, Ghost Valley courses on the SNES des🍌erve a bad rap.

If you thought Ghost Valley 2 was boring, you clearly haven’t been on the original.

Somehow this one’s worse. The track is even more simplistic and the graphics look the same. Nintendo’s creators should have stopped here, but nope – a second one was what they craved. Unfortunately, this course was reused on the Game Boy Advance’s Mario Kart Super Circuit. T𒐪he graphics are only made worse by th🎃e weird purple trees added to the background.

22 ♍ Best On GameCube: Baby Park

Baby Park is probably the only course in all of Mario Kart that you’ll be able to 🦩lap your fellow racers on. The track crowds up with everyone’s items and you’re forced to dodge them for all seven laps. The track might be a simple oval, but it gets crazy and amusing.

This classic course was remade for Mario Kart 8. It got a color boost and💫 was made even mor♐e theme-park-like.

We want to see a new spin on this course. Tin🐠y, multiple-lapped courses are where i🎐t’s at.

21 Worst On 🌳Nintendo DS: DK Pass ꦐ

It’s the snowmen and the snowballs that make this🐓 course frustrating. Really, it’s just the snow. I’m into the type of courses that don’t involve dodging giant objects that role toward you. This makes this course rank low in my book for sure.

Outside of the pesky snowballs, there isn’t a lot to the course. The🎃 track is decent, but it’s not that exciting. Really, I’d call this course average, and average isn🍷’t good.