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{{quote|This is a Blue Space. Land on one to get a little pocket change. You'll get 3 [[coin]]s.|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}}
{{quote|This is a Blue Space. Land on one to get a little pocket change. You'll get 3 [[coin]]s.|MC Ballyhoo|Mario Party 8}}



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“This is a Blue Space. Land on one to get a little pocket change. You'll get 3 coins.”
MC Ballyhoo, Mario Party 8

Blue Spaces are spaces in the Mario Party series that provide coins (three to nine, depending on the game and specific circumstances) to characters who land upon them. They appear in every Mario Party game, and they are the most common spaces in the series. These spaces can vary in hue and shape, depending on the game. In Mario Party 5, they are known as Plus Spaces.

In New Super Mario Bros., there are also Blue Spaces. The Blue Spaces represent levels that have been beaten by Mario or Luigi. New Super Mario Bros. Wii also has Blue Spaces, which serve the same function. Levels that have yet to be beaten or that have been beaten through the use of the Super Guide feature (New Super Mario Bros. Wii only) are represented on the world map by Red Spaces. There is no known connection to this blue space and the blue spaces from Mario Party.

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