Question 1

Do I need a reservation?

Accepted Answer

No! Walk-ins are welcome for regular racing. Wait times can vary during busy periods, so we do encourage you to book ahead and reservations are always encouraged, especially for larger groups and parties..

Question 2

How tall do you need to be to race?

Accepted Answer

Junior Karting: 42"–60"Adult Karting:56"+ and tallerRacers must also be able to safely operate the kart.

Question 3

How old do you have to be to race?

Accepted Answer

We use height rather than age to determine which track is appropriate. Junior racers must be 42"–60", while Adult Karting requires a minimum height of 56". There are no double karts, so all racers must be able to safely operate their own kart.

Question 4

Do you provide helmets?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Helmets are provided with your race. Helmets must be worn by all drivers; with no exceptions. 
Drivers may bring their own helmet, provided your helmet meets safety requirements (DOT or SNELL approved) and is approved by our team before racing.

Question 5

What ages is the PlayZone for?

Accepted Answer

Our indoor PlayZone is designed primarily for children ages 1–8. A supervising adult must remain with children during their visit and socks are required to be worn.

Question 6

Can I book the track privately?

Accepted Answer

Yes! Private racing is available for birthdays, corporate events, team building and other group events. Contact our Events Team for options and availability.

Question 7

Do I need to sign a waiver?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Racers must complete a waiver before participating. Minors require the appropriate parent or guardian authorization.

Question 8

Do you have birthday parties?

Accepted Answer

Yes! We offer birthday options for Junior Karting, Adult Karting and PlayZone, plus options for larger groups and private events.

Question 9

What should I wear?

Accepted Answer

Comfortable clothing and closed-toe shoes. Long hair must be tied back and loose clothing should be secured before racing. All racers must be able to safely and securely wear an approved helmet. Larger or bulkier head coverings may prevent a helmet from fitting correctly, so we recommend wearing a thinner, close-fitting option suitable for helmet use, when possible.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions