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The Lucky Space is a space in the Mario Party series. It has appeared in every installment (since Mario Party 8, 9, 10, Island Tour, Super Mario Party, and Mario Party Superstars). When stepped on, it takes the player to a place otherwise unable to go to, and at the end of the path is a free star. They are replaced by Challenge Spaces in Duel and Star Battle.

In Mario Party 8, the Lucky Space takes the player to a coin area. Then the player finds a path of Blue Spaces (each with 3 coins). And at the end, the player is led to a free star (an exception made for Bowser's Warped Orbit). Each time the player revisits the Lucky Space path, there is an unlimited number of stars (or an unlimited number of Bullet and Bowser Candy in the Lucky Space path on Bowser's Warped Orbit).

Effects[]

DK's Treetop Temple[]

Upon stepping on the Lucky Space, the player is taken to a long stone platform with a path of Blue Spaces --each with 3 coins-- with a star (via Star Space) at the end. The star is free.

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DK's Lucky Space

Goomba's Booty Boardwalk[]

A Dolphin takes the player to a secret sacred island, with a path of Blue Spaces (each with 3 coins) and a large treasure chest with a star in it. Upon reaching the chest, two Goomba idols appear. Then they (the Goomba idols) give the player a free star. (They beg the player to take the star and go away.) And then, some seagulls appear and take the player back to the Lucky Space where the player returns to the main board.

King Boo's Haunted Hideaway[]

King Boo's Haunted Hideaway's Lucky Space involves the player being taken up to the second floor (top floor) of the haunted mansion. The player is taken to a path of Blue Spaces (each with 3 coins). At the end is an alternate route to King Boo. Then the original rules apply. The player must trade 10 coins for the star from King Boo. Then, if the Star is taken, King Boo shuffles the board, and all the players go back to the start.

Shy Guy's Perplex Express[]

This Lucky Space on this board triggers the player getting dropped off at a train station lined with a path of Blue Spaces (each with 3 coins). When all the coins are collected, a Shy Guy (at the end) gives the player a free star.

Koopa's Tycoon Town[]

This is the only board (in the game) which has more than one Lucky Space. At each location, a Koopa in a blue convertible pulls up to the curb and offers a ride for the player, who can't refuse. The Koopa speeds off and swerves around town and drop him off at a sidewalk which has a path of Blue Spaces (with 3 coins). In the middle, there's a 3-star hotel that can be bought with one coin. Both of these areas are a path of Blue Spaces (with 3 coins) and contain a 3-star hotel.

Bowser's Warped Orbit[]

If a player lands on a lucky space in this board, a Shy Guy will take the player to a separate part of the board. (That is, known as Shy Guy's Orbital Buffet --a buffet restaurant true to the name.) The lucky area on this board does not lead to a free star. Instead, the player is taken to a path of Blue Spaces (with 3 coins) and gets to collect three free pieces of candy. By passing Candy Spaces, the player's inventory gets filled with Bullet and Bowser Candy (which are only hidden on Bowser's board).

Mario Party 9[]

In every level, except Bowser Station and DK's Jungle Ruins, landing on a lucky square would either make them go into a tube with Mini Star Spaces or go into a Toad House and choose 2 of the 4 cards.


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