

When there are three players, first place gets a bronze Bowser Dice Block, second place gets a silver one and third place gets a gold one.When there are fewer players, the distribution is different: NOTE: The player who got first place cannot roll doubles, but still has the lowest average movement and can move a maximum of six spaces on the turn. However, rolling doubles will prevent them from moving. These blocks are added to the regular Dice Block rolled on each player's turn, increasing the amount of spaces they can potentially move on a turn (and thus, shortening the time it takes to reach Bowser).

One of the main gimmicks of the stage is that Bowser Dice Blocks are handed to players based on their performance in minigames.

British English: Whoever reaches the goal loses?! It's dangerous to move forward in Bowser's diabolical volcano!.American English: First place is the worst place in this reverse race.The music used during this board is an arrangement of "Koopa's Road" from Super Mario 64. When the winner is presented, Lakitu is shown holding the player that got knocked away. The player still on the board and farthest away from Bowser wins. Players can still roll doubles if they reach Bowser. When a player reaches Bowser, the player has to roll a three or lower to prevent being knocked away. The player closest to Bowser also has the chance to pick the minigames.

Once a player is 16 spaces or less from Bowser, at the start of the next round, Bowser adds seven Bowser Spaces scattered across the board to make the game much more difficult. The order during each turn also changes and is determined by the players' performance in the last minigame, with the 4th-place player going first, 3rd-place going second, etc. Once done, each player receives an extra Bowser Dice Block, with the lower-place players receiving the Bowser Dice Blocks with the higher numbers. The game starts out with everyone playing a minigame to decide who goes first. This board introduces Bowser Dice Blocks which can hinder the player if the player rolls doubles, they remain where they are. The objective of this board is the exact opposite of the objectives of all other boards in the game except Star-Crossed Skyway it is a race against Bowser, who hosts this board instead of Yellow Toad. Bowser's Peculiar Peak (known as Bowser's Bizarre Volcano in the British English version) is one of the seven boards in Mario Party: Island Tour, unlocked by playing every other board, excluding Shy Guy's Shuffle City, at least once.
