List of Wii Dry Dry Ruins tour appearances in Mario Kart Tour: Revision history

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March 25, 2023

• curprev 19:0719:07, March 25, 2023‎ SonicSpeed48 talk contribs‎ 740 bytes +740‎ Created page with "{{italic title|List of Wii Dry Dry Ruins tour appearances in ''Mario Kart Tour''}} This page details the tour appearances of Wii Dry Dry Ruins in ''Mario Kart Tour''. ==Ninja Tour (2023)== In the 2023 Ninja Tour, Dry Dry Ruins was one of the two signature courses of the tour, the other being Ninja Hideaway. It appeared as the third course in the Fire Rosalina Cup. Its T variant appeared as the second course in the King Bob-omb Cup..."