After a turn, the racers drive through the first anti-gravity section, which is 8-shaped.
The course starts in the first space station with its rainbow-colored solar panel. Its music is used in various promotional material for the Booster Course Pass downloadable content for Mario Kart 8 Deluxe. The game's producer, Hideki Konno, describes it as "really spectacular".
Its music also has a different feel to it, with more emphasis on an electronic rock style. This is the only Rainbow Road to have off-road terrain segments. Several Toads can be seen floating around the starting line, wearing spacesuits. The rainbow patterns are similar to that of the Mario Kart: Double Dash!! iteration, which mainly consists of light pink, yellow, and turquoise, though the colors now appear to be shifting within a color spectrum, similar to Dash Panels of previous installments before Mario Kart 7. The track itself is located on a series of enormous, curved solar panels covered in multicolored, square tiles. Due to the presence of the space shuttles and technological architecture, the course has a unique electronic and futuristic design, appearing like a stadium floating above the atmosphere.
One noticeable feature of the course is a space shuttle that resembles a Blooper which circles around the course. It is located above the Earth's atmosphere, similar to that of Rainbow Road from Mario Kart Wii. Unlike its predecessors, this incarnation takes place in a space station presumably owned by Mario Kart TV or REXA, with its multiple satellites floating, satellite-formed bleachers with an audience cheering, and the road designed to resemble a space station's solar panels, as opposed to the transparent glass surface of previous games. Rainbow Road is the fourth and final course of the Special Cup in Mario Kart 8 and Mario Kart 8 Deluxe.
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