Wii Coconut Mall

Coconut Mall is the second course of the Flower Cup in Mario Kart Wii. It is set in a shopping center, located on Isle Delfino (according to the Official Mario Kart Wii Game Guide published by Prima), but clearly next to a beach.

Since Mario & Sonic at the Olympic Winter Games, Coconut Mall's music has appeared in the Mario & Sonic series as a selectable song when participating in events.

Coconut Mall returns in Mario Kart 7 as the third course of the Banana Cup, and in the Booster Course Pass DLC for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe as the fourth course of the Golden Dash Cup.

Mario Kart Wii
The race takes place in a mall set in a beach setting. The first parts of this course are very straight, but it starts with two escalators going in opposite directions, and every fifty seconds they change directions. The Pianta nearby points to the escalator the player would want to go through, which is in this case, upwards. After that, the player may choose to go through three paths. One of them descends into a lower level via an escalator that always goes downwards while the other two stay on the current level.

After the first turn, there is a fountain and another set of escalators, much like the beginning of the race. The player then needs to go up a passageway into another room with more fountains and some Dash Panels.

After that, there is another room and a turn to the exit of the mall and into the parking lot. Cars with the player's Miis driving them move back and forth in the parking lot, which the player must avoid. If players hit these then they are knocked back. After a final right turn the player crosses the start/finish line, starting another lap.

Coconut Mall has a variety of sponsors. Among the things to buy to eat are Mushrooms (Red and Green), Fire Flowers, Bananas, and Super Stars. The advertisements are filled with the player's Miis. On top of that, most customers in the mall are also the player's Miis. However, if the player has no Miis, default Miis appear on advertisements. The directory signs say "toilets" and "lift," British-oriented terms for "restrooms" and "elevator." This is present in the American version as well. This is one of the few Mario Kart Wii courses that, in non-English versions of the game, had some of the in-course signs translated in the original, yet when it was re-released on Mario Kart 7, all of the advertisements and signs were in English.

Course layout
The race starts in the entrance of the mall, near the parking lot. There are stairs that lead up to two escalators, which go in opposite directions. A Pianta stands between the two and points at the one moving upwards. After that, residing in an upper level of the mall, the player has a choice to stay on the upper floor or to descend onto a lower floor via escalator. If the player chooses to stay on the upper level, they can go either left or right of the escalator leading downstairs with the left side having two Dash Panels. Afterwards, they then meet up either via a trick from the upper level, going down another escalator that leads to the lower level, or from driving from the lower level. There is a fountain there that the player can perform tricks on. After the fountain are two more escalators, and once again a Pianta points in the correct direction.

After another turn in a metal passageway, the player reaches another room with more stores. There are palm trees with bumps which the player can perform a trick on, another fountain, and Dash Panels left and right of this room. Item boxes are found at the top of the fountain and bumps, and if the player drives on top of them at full speed, they may receive an item. Tables with umbrellas, palm trees, and the mall's pillars may serve as static obstacles, which the player may bump into and lose their speed.

There is another metal passageway that leads upward to the right into a smaller room. Here, there is a store that sells Mario items such as a Green Mushroom Burger or Star Juice and is called "Coco Burger". There are two paths the player can then take. One is to the right with a Dash Panel before it, leading into another metal passageway, going up and to the right into a giant, glass ramp. Two Dash Panels reside in the giant ramp and the second takes the player out of the mall and into the parking lot, falling from a distance, allowing the player to perform a trick before dropping down. The other passageway leads into a room, which turns right. There is another bump and a palm tree with some item boxes around. There is a flat Dash Panel that the player can still do a trick on and the player ends up in the same area as the latter route.

In the parking lot, there are two metal ramps for the player to perform a trick and receive items from an Item Box. After a 90 degree turn right, three cars driven by player's Miis move back and forth, making them appear that they are trying to park. Dash Panels are there right before the cars, making it difficult to hit them because a car may be just right in front of the Dash Panels. If the player happens to get hit by it, they flip over and lose any items they have at the moment. A Super Star, a Mega Mushroom, or a Bullet Bill knocks the cars aside without any effect. After the last right turn after the cars is the finish line.

For this course in Time Trials, the staff ghost is Daisy. She rides the Sugarscoot for the Normal Staff Ghost, while the Expert one is her in the Wild Wing.

Shortcuts
There are two shortcuts; the first requires a Mushroom, Mega Mushroom, Golden Mushroom, or a Star. After going up the first escalator, the player must head to the right, staying near the glass windows with Miis behind them. After a very short distance, players should see an opening in the glass wall, they can go through this opening, and use a Mushroom or Golden Mushroom to boost over the carpet. They then exit the store after the Mushroom and drop back to the main course. However, if the player veers right instead of dropping back onto the main course, there is a longer off-road section that leads the player past the second set of escalators. Doing this, however, requires either three Mushrooms or a Golden Mushroom. On a side note, vehicles with high off-road stats (like the Tiny Titan) can handle this shortcut and the extension without a Mushroom boost. The second shortcut is near the exit of the mall before the parking lot, instead of going straight onto the metal passageway, the player must turn right and go through a short tunnel until they enter a sunroom with a palm tree containing item boxes. The player soon jumps off of a Dash Panel and land in the parking lot. The AI or CPU can also be seen taking this shortcut.

This course has a glitch that can by accessed by hitting the intersection point of 2 rails near the first fountain, which can be done multiple ways. Hitting this point knocks the player out of the course's boundaries without Lakitu rescuing them. While the out-of-bounds that can be explored is large, it can be used as a shortcut by driving through the parking lot to the right of the finish line. By hitting an invisible wall when entering the parking lot in a way that knocks them to left and driving through the car at the far end of the parking lot and returning to the finish line.

Tournaments
The first tournament of July 2008 took place at Coconut Mall. Players had to collect all fifty coins in the fastest time possible. This tournament was later repeated as July 2010's first tournament, December 2011's second tournament, and March 2013's first tournament.

Mario Kart 7
Coconut Mall reappears in Mario Kart 7 as the third course in the Banana Cup. The course is considerably shorter in length than that of the original Wii version. There are many changes that have been made to the course, mostly due to technical limitations of the Nintendo 3DS, but only a few of these actually affect the gameplay.

Minor changes include that there are no longer Miis or Piantas on the inaccessible platforms, advertisements containing pictures of the player's Miis were removed, and at the two optional jumps exiting the mall, the Dash Panels were replaced with Glide Ramps.

Even with these minor changes, there are also some big changes to the course. The first shortcut is no longer an off-road portion, meaning it can be cleared without the use of Mushrooms, colored arrows were added to the escalators, with blue arrows on the ones going up, and red arrows on the ones going down. In the parking lot, one of the Mii-driven cars was removed, and additionally, the cars drive back and forth the whole width of the track, unlike in Mario Kart Wii, where two of the cars went half the width.

This is one of the few retro courses in Mario Kart 7 to display advertisements in the same places as the original course. Other examples include and. Also, this is the only Banana Cup course in the game to not reappear in Mario Kart Tour.

Mario Kart Wii

 * Website bios:
 * Flag of USA.png "Multiple paths, wide-open spaces, and moving escalators. Darting cars in the parking lot and lead to major road rage."
 * Flag of Europe.png "A trip to the shops was never this much fun! Whether you're driving up escalators, taking shortcuts through shops or avoiding Miis in the car park, Coconut Mall has everything under one roof."

Sponsors

 * Beauty Maniac (Shops)
 * Coco Burger (Shops)
 * Coco Coffee (Posters, shops)*
 * Coco Cute (Shops)*
 * Coco Mode (Shops, posters)
 * Coco Outfitters (Shops)
 * Coco Pet Foods (Posters)*
 * Coconut Café (Shops)*
 * Delfino Dream (Shops)
 * Faces (Posters)*
 * Fountain Café (Shops)
 * Fun Flower (Shops)
 * Lady Coco (Shops)
 * Matu World (Shops)*
 * Moo Moo Dairy (Shops)*
 * Tropica (Shops)*
 * Tropical Bakery (Shops)*
 * Tropical Grocery (Shops)*

(* indicates exclusivity to Mario Kart Wii)

Names in other languages
Kokos-Promenade Outlet Cocco