MKList/Course ID

A **Course ID** or **Course #** or **Course chronology**, is a number given to a *Mario Kart* course to represent where it is positioned relative to other courses. The Course ID is comparable to the Fighter numbers from *Super Smash Bros. Ultimate*.

## IDs

The number is based on a course's positioning within the game it debuted in, so for example, Dry Dry Ruins is the first course of the Special Cup in *Mario Kart Wii*, so its Course ID (101) is one less than Moonview Highway's (102), which is the second course of the Special Cup in *Mario Kart Wii*. Arcade and *Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit* courses do not use the normal IDs because they have never appeared in a mainline *Mario Kart* title before. *Mario Kart Tour* courses are included, however, because courses from that game appear in *Mario Kart 8 Deluxe*. Classic tracks do not influence a course's ID, and remix courses do not receive IDs. For courses with multiple routes, the course's positioning is based on when its first playable route debuted; so Berlin Byways is course #153, aligning with the release of Berlin Byways 2, because Berlin Byways 2 debuted before Berlin Byways 1. IDs are also based on release, not reveal. So Squeaky Clean Sprint is ID 164 while Rome Avanti is 163.

On MKList, if a Course ID is searched for, it will redirect you to the ID's respective course article. For example, the page 160 will redirect users to the page for Piranha Plant Cove. Courses that were scrapped in development, such as Choco Island 3, cannot be searched for via ID due to their IDs being either unknown, or occupied by courses that replaced them (in this case, Rainbow Road).

Below is the deciding factor regarding the ordering of IDs:

1. If a course releases after another, then the one that releases earlier goes first. *(**Example:** Sky-High Sundae (**159**) is before Piranha Plant Cove (**160**) because Sky-High Sundae released first.)*
2. If courses release at the same time, such as a new game releasing, then they are in order that they are listed on the in-game course selection. *(**Example:** Mario Kart Stadium (**121**) is before Water Park (**122**) in-game, therefore Mario Kart Stadium's ID is before it.)*

* If there is no clear way of figuring out which comes first, then they go in order that they are announced, with the one announced first having the earlier ID.
	+ If the courses in question are announced simultaneously, or are not announced at all, then they go in alphabetical order. If one is announced but not the other/others, then the announced one goes first.

1. If two courses release in two games simultaneously, on the exact minute of the day, then they go in order of their game's releases, the course for the older game having the earlier ID.

## List

Below is a table of all courses and their respective IDs assigned to them.

### Battle courses

Battle courses, or "arenas", are listed seperately. They cannot be searched for via their IDs. Race courses that also appear as battle courses, such as Moo Moo Meadows and Paris Promenade, are not counted as they use traditional race course IDs.

### Remix courses

Remix courses (or RMX courses) are not classified as nitro courses. Therefore, they are not included in the list of traditional course IDs. Instead, we use a seperate list to organise these courses. Below is the short list of RMX course IDs. These cannot be used in the search bar to find their respective course.

### Arcade courses

Arcade courses also use their own set of IDs. These cannot be searched for via their ID, and are listed below in their debut order. Courses that are based on previous courses are listed separately, but courses that are direct ports of previous courses are not.

### Live courses

There are no race courses in *Mario Kart Live: Home Circuit*, however, there are different visual aesthetics players can choose which are dubbed "courses". These have their own IDs. They cannot be searched for via their ID, and are listed below in order they appear in-game.