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*This is one of the two tracks in ''Mario Kart Wii'' to be fully enclosed and not feature any hazards, the other being [[Luigi Circuit#Mario Kart Wii|Luigi Circuit]]. | *This is one of the two tracks in ''Mario Kart Wii'' to be fully enclosed and not feature any hazards, the other being [[Luigi Circuit#Mario Kart Wii|Luigi Circuit]]. | ||
*Despite being a circuit track, Daisy Circuit doesn't use the main circuit theme of the game, instead having its own theme. | *Despite being a circuit track, Daisy Circuit doesn't use the main circuit theme of the game, instead having its own theme. | ||
*Although such was never mentioned again, Daisy Circuit is implied to be what Sarasaland really looks like. | |||
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Template:Racecourse Daisy Circuit is the first course of the Star Cup in Mario Kart Wii. It is a seaside resort. The course travels across a seaside town with a sunset background on a shore. The course follows Daisy's appearance, with various flower motifs found throughout the level. There is also a docking area with a lighthouse and cruise ships; some of which mimic the appearance of Daisy Cruiser from Mario Kart: Double Dash!!. Small baroque-style buildings can be seen from the background. On the track there are two circular fountains. On the top of the first fountain is a large golden statue of Daisy and Luigi dancing. The other statue shows Baby Luigi swinging Baby Daisy.
Description
The course takes place in a regular circuit running through a small town near the ocean. Daisy's Cruiser can be seen in the background. It is sunset. The majority of this course is straightforward, as there are no quirks or turns in this course. Cones act as simple obstacles simply slowing players if they run into them. Two fountains are in the middle of the course which must be driven around.
Course Layout
The track begins rather straight leading up to a sharp right hand turn into the town, where Toads, Piantas, Boos and Sledge Bros. line the streets. The road is slightly twisted and has cones.
After the town are the two fountains of Daisy and Luigi and their baby counterparts (Playing as a Mii makes the faces turn into Miis the player has made). Racers are able to go either right or left of the fountains around them. There are item boxes around the second fountain for players to grab. After the fountains is a small tunnel which gently flows to the right. Miis are present in this tunnel, cheering for the character. Right after the tunnel is a straight road that leads to a large hairpin turn around the lighthouse. Soon after this is another straightway that leads to a left hand turn going back to the start and finish line.
Shortcuts
A small shortcut can be taken here by going into a narrow passage in the pink building. Since it is offroad, it slows the player if the player manages to go into it. Boost panels and an item block compensate for the loss of speed while racers use this shortcut.
Competitions
A competition took place on this track, where players had to pass through a total of 22 gates. This competition was the second one for October 2009, and it was repeated as the first competition of August 2011 and the second competition of October 2012
Gallery
- LuigiDaisyStaue.PNG
Fountain featuring statues of Princess Daisy and Luigi - MKWiiBabyDaisyStatue.PNG
Fountain featuring statues of Baby Daisy and Baby Luigi 
The shortcut, as seen in Competition mode 
The first turn 
Inside a tunnel 
The lighthouse 
A billboard that reads "Daisy Candy"
Names in Other Languages
Trivia
- This is one of the two tracks in Mario Kart Wii to be fully enclosed and not feature any hazards, the other being Luigi Circuit.
- Despite being a circuit track, Daisy Circuit doesn't use the main circuit theme of the game, instead having its own theme.
- Although such was never mentioned again, Daisy Circuit is implied to be what Sarasaland really looks like.
