With five new game boards, two remastered game boards from before Mario Party titles and several new game modes, Super Mario Party Jamboree brings great variety to the classic party game that is well known and loved by fans. Rainbow Galleria is one of the five new boards in the game and is themed around a mall, showcasing various event spaces and an aesthetically pleasing pastel color scheme.

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The map scores four out of five stars in difficulty, so getting around with the multitude of new shops, items, and game mechanics can prove somewhat complicated. This guide will explore each map-specific store and event in the Rainbow Galleria, explaining each one in detail how to use them.
Koopa Troopa Stamp Stations
Collect all four stamps for a reward of 50 coins
- Located: First, second and third floors
- Ran past: Koopa Troopa
Throughout the Rainbow Galleria, there are four stamp stations: green, pink, orange and blue. The green stamp station is on the back right on the third floor, the pink stamp station is on the second floor on the left, the orange stamp station is on the back left on the third floor, and the blue stamp station is on the right side of the first floor.
Stamped sheets can be exchanged for coins at reception next to the board's starting point on the first floor. One stamp is worth 10 coins, two are worth 20 coins, three are worth 30 coins, and all four stamps are worth 50 coins when submitted together. Players can choose to exchange their incomplete sheets for fewer coins, or they can wait until they have a complete stamped sheet to earn the full 50 coins.
Flash sale
All items half price for one lap
- Located: All stores (excluding One-Coin Shop)
- Occurs: Every 5th round
During a flash sale, all items and stars are 50% off (excluding One-Coin Shop items, which remain on one coin). The best places to try to get to during a flash sale are Star Spots, Gold Shop and Super Shopas they carry useful items that are usually quite expensive.
If players have Peach as a Jamboree Buddy while a flash sale is going on and are in a Star Spot, they can get two stars for 10 coins! Peach's ability means that stars are already 50% off, making one star 10 coins and two stars 20 coins. The extra 50% discounts during a flash sale mean that one star can be bought for 5 coins and two stars for 10 coins with Peach.
Escalators and Koopa Troopa Elevator
Easy travel between floors
- Located: Escalators on first and second floors, Koopa Troopa elevator on first and third floors
- Purpose: Fast travel
The Rainbow Galleria map has six escalators, making it quick and easy to travel between floors. Players can speed up escalators using the L or R button on the controller. Two are located at the rear of the first floor, while four are located at either end of the second floor to go up to level three or back down to level one.

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Koopa Troopa's Elevator is located at the back of level one, allowing players to travel between the first and third floors for 5 coins (or 10 if a player has a Jamboree Buddy with them). This is an optional event, but it can be very helpful when a star appears on either the first or third floor when a player is on the opposite level.
Last place store
Only available to the person in last place
- Located: Third floor (left)
- Ran past: Blue Snift
Only last-place players can access the Last-Place Shop, where they receive 15 coins and can purchase items from the store's inventory. The shop's inventory includes a Marker Sticker for 5 coins, a Triple Dice for 10 coins, a Change Mirror for 7 coins, a Custom Dice Block for 12 coins, and a two-piece Star Steal Trap set for 10 coins.
The store's purpose is to offer the player in last place either a free item or a boost in coins to help them improve their ranking and can be of great use when luck is simply not on the player's side. The two event locations outside the store must be landed directly by the player in the last location to access the store.
Super store
A super store for super items
- Located: Third floor (left)
- Ran past: Pink shy guy
Further out on the third floor is the Super Shop, where only “Super” items can be purchased. The shop's inventory includes a Super Swap Mirror for 15 coins, which works like a regular Swap Mirror but allows players to choose which other player they want to swap places with on the board! Also in the shop is a Super Creepy Dice, bought for 5 coins, which means all other players can only roll 1-3 on their next turn (unless they have a dice item or sponge to remove it).

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Probably, the most useful item in the shop is the Super Dueling Glove for 40 coins. This item allows one player to challenge another player to a two-player minigame, with one star from each player at stake. It is highly recommended to visit this shop during a flash sale, where the Super Dueling Glove is available for just 20 coins – the price of a star – rather than the usual price on a regular turn.
Gold shop
Buy really useful exclusive items
- Located: Third floor (right)
- Ran past: Golden Goomba
As the name suggests, Guldbutiken sells exclusive gold objects. These items cannot be found in any other store in the Rainbow Galleria, except for the Gold Pipe, which can be won as the grand prize in the raffle.
If a player has a Jamboree Buddy, they can buy two items in the same turn. As a result buying two Golden Pipes can allow players to get four stars in just two turnsprovided they land on the Gold Shop on the first turn with their Jamboree Buddy and have enough coins.
Thrift store
A Blessing And A Curse
- Located: Third floor (right)
- Ran past: Whomp
In the Thrift Store, Whomp compulsively buys one of the player's items. But the upside is that Whomp buys the item for double the selling price!
Depending on the item Whomp chooses to purchase, this event space can be either a blessing or a curse. For example, if a player has a Loadstone, Whomp will buy it for 10 coins – much more than its usual value of 2 coins. On the other hand, players may risk losing their valuable gold items from the gold shop, as this event space is just a few spaces away from the Golden Goomba's shop!
Boo Shop
Peepa sells only one item
- Located: Second floor (right)
- Ran past: Peep
The Boo Shop only sells one item: the Boo Bell, which can be purchased for 15 coins. That's it the only store with a unique event spacewhich makes it quite difficult to land on. Therefore, it is recommended to use a custom dice block nearby if a player wants to ensure they land on it.
A Boo Bell, unsurprisingly, calls Boo, allowing players to steal either coins or a star from another player. Stealing coins is free, but stealing a star costs 50 coins, making the total cost of a single star 65 coins using this method.
Raffle shop
Luck-based rewards for shopping
- Located: Second floor (right)
- Ran past: Green toad
Depending on how many items a player has purchased, they can randomly draw colored balls from the lottery shop, each assigned a specific value of coins. If a player draws a gold ball, they win the big prize: a gold pipe.
A white ball gives the player 1 coin, a green ball gives 5 coins, a blue ball gives 15 coins and a red ball gives 30 coins. This event draws its inspiration from Lotteributiken i Mario Party 4a similar turn-based minigame.
Koopa Troopa Item Shop
The largest store stock
- Located: Second floor (left)
- Ran past: Koopa Troopa
The Koopa Troopa Item Shop is available on all boards, but the inventory at the Rainbow Galleria is very different as it includes a Markup Sticker for 5 coins and a Shop Hop Box for 8 coins. The Shop Hop box can be very useful on this board, given the abundance of shops. However, its lack of specificity can be frustrating if a player is targeting one store in particular.
The standard inventory is as follows: a Double Dice for 5 coins, a Pipe for 4 coins, a Warp Box for 7 coins, and a Custom Dice Block for 12 coins. When the store's inventory is updated, a two-piece set of Star Steal Traps is also available for purchase for 10 coins. The Koopa Troopa Item Shop has the most available items and is arguably the most useful short game shop due to the simplicity and familiarity of the items for all players.
One-Coin Shop
Each item only costs one coin
- Located: First floor (right)
- Ran past: Kamek
The One-Coin Shop in Rainbow Galleria is the only one of its kind in Super Mario Party Jamboreedespite Kamek operating other stores on other maps. The store's inventory starts out as just a creepy dice block and a mushroom, but upgrades to hold a 10 coin thief trap and then a Pipe. This shop is great value for money and is especially useful early in the game.

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As mentioned earlier, the One-Coin Shop is the only shop on the table that is not affected by Flash Sales. Therefore, while a Flash Sale is going on, it is better to target other stores on the board that are making the most of the event with 50% off.
Markup sticker
A Rainbow Galleria exclusive!
- Located: Koopa Troopa Shop and Last Place Shop
- Price: 5 coins
The Markup Sticker is an exclusive item to the Rainbow Galleria game board and is only available in the Koopa Troopa Item Shop and Last-Place Shop for 5 coins. A player can use a Markup Sticker on an opponent to increase the price of all their purchasable items by 200%, effectively double the cost of stars and all items.
This is even the case when a player has a Jamboree Buddy, which increases the price of two stars from 40 coins to 80 coins. Markup Sticker can be a good item to use if another player is close to a star and only has 20 coins, as it will prevent them from being able to afford a star.

- Released
- 17 October 2024
- Developer
- Nintendo