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The banks on this board function differently from the other five boards. Instead of [[Koopa Bank]]s, [[Bowser Bank]]s appear. The [[Koopa Kid|Baby Bowser Banker]] will loan out five [[coin]]s to players that pass the [[Bank Space]]. Players that land on the Bank Space must pay back the loan in full. If the player has zero coins, but at least one star, the Baby Bowser Banker will take the star. At the top-right part of the board, there is also an [[Item Shop (Mario Party series)|Item Shop]] run by the [[Koopa Kid|Baby Bowser Shopkeeper]], who forces the players who pass by to buy a [[Super Mushroom|Mushroom]], a [[Skeleton Key]], a [[Warp Block]], a [[Bowser Suit]], or even [[Bowser Bomb (item)|Bowser Bomb]] (the only way to obtain one outside of item minigames) for 12 coins (with the exception of the Warp Block, which costs 17 coins). The item cannot be refused, regardless of if the player does not have enough coins or if it is the last turn. The main attraction in Bowser Land is the [[Bowser Parade]] that occurs every five turns. Anyone caught in the parade's path is pushed back to the start, dropping two coins per space along the way. Players who pass by the parade planning offices can change the direction of the parade for five coins. If no one is in the parade's path, it will not occur. The Item [[Minigame]] on this board is [[Bowser Slots]]. The player must match up the items they want, and they will get it if they prevail. The Duel minigame is [[Rock, Paper, Mario]].

If the player uses a [[Bowser Suit]] and passes by the Bowser Parade Planning Office, the Baby Bowser will mistake the player for Bowser and allow him/her to change the route of the parade for free. Passing the Bowser Bank in the suit also grants the player 20 coins. Furthermore, passing the shop ran by the Baby Bowser Shopkeeper will grant the player with a [[Skeleton Key]], a [[Golden Mushroom (crownless)|Golden Mushroom]], a [[Boo Bell]], or a [[Genie Lamp|Magic Lamp]] for free.