Please Help Us Save Mario Kart Tour for Jazzmin and Thousands of Other Players ❤️🏎️

My friend Jazzmin is a quadriplegic, and one of the things that brings her so much happiness, excitement, and joy is Mario Kart Tour.

For Jazzmin, this game is so much more than just a mobile game. It has become part of her everyday life. She has spent countless hours playing, collecting characters, karts, and gliders, completing challenges, racing, and working toward goals. She has built memories and routines around this game, and it has given her something fun to look forward to every single day.

That is why finding out that Mario Kart Tour is scheduled to shut down on September 29, 2026, at 11:00 p.m. Pacific Time has been heartbreaking. Nintendo has confirmed that the service is coming to an end after years of being enjoyed by players around the world. (Nintendo Support)

For someone like Jazzmin, accessible entertainment and activities that she can genuinely enjoy can mean so much. Mario Kart Tour gives her a way to have fun, challenge herself, stay engaged, and escape into a world that brings her happiness. Taking that away isn’t something we can simply replace with another game.

And Jazzmin isn’t alone.

There are so many Mario Kart Tour players who have invested years of their lives into this game. They have made friends, created memories, collected things they worked hard for, and built daily routines around something they love. For many people, games aren’t “just games.” They can provide comfort, connection, accomplishment, entertainment, and a sense of normalcy during difficult times.

Nintendo itself has recognized how much love and support the game has received from its players since its launch in 2019. (Nintendo Support)

That’s why we are asking Nintendo to please listen to its players.

We are asking Nintendo to reconsider the permanent shutdown of Mario Kart Tour and explore any possible way to preserve the game for the community that loves it.

Whether that means keeping the online service running, creating an offline version, preserving players’ collections and progress, or finding another solution that would allow people like Jazzmin to continue enjoying the game, we are asking Nintendo to please consider giving Mario Kart Tour another chance.

We understand that running and maintaining an online game takes resources. We understand that decisions like this are complicated. But we also hope Nintendo understands what this game means to the people behind the screens.

To Jazzmin, Mario Kart Tour isn’t just a collection of pixels on a phone.

It’s something she looks forward to.

It’s something that makes her smile.

It’s something she has worked toward every day.

It’s a hobby she loves.

It’s a piece of her daily life.

And it’s something that she—and so many other players—aren’t ready to say goodbye to.

Please help us make our voices heard.

If you care about Mario Kart Tour, if you’ve ever spent hours playing it, if you’ve made memories through this game, or if you simply believe that games that bring people happiness deserve to be preserved, please sign this petition and share it with others.

Every signature matters.

Every share helps.

And every person who takes a moment to speak up brings us one step closer to showing Nintendo just how much this game means to its community.

We aren’t asking for the impossible.

We’re asking Nintendo to listen.

We’re asking them to consider the players who have supported this game for years.

We’re asking them to think about people like Jazzmin, for whom Mario Kart Tour has become a meaningful part of everyday life.

Please help us fight for Mario Kart Tour. Please sign. Please share. Please help us show Nintendo that this community isn’t ready to cross the finish line.

🏎️💨 Let’s keep racing.

❤️ Let’s keep the memories.

⭐ Let’s save Mario Kart Tour.

Thank you from the bottom of our hearts to everyone who signs, shares, supports, and helps spread the word.

— Sarah Jo