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Full Throttle Adrenaline Park

2.0 (22 reviews)
Open 12:00 pm - 10:00 PM

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Zach G.

I love this place the staff the owners are amazing. I don't care what any of these other reviews say mine is the most important this place is crucial for having fun and teaching kids how to race. I am the fastest racer in the state I dare anyone to challenge me bring on the competition and I know talk is cheap but I will prove it bring it on. Let me know. Thank you for the good times full throttle adrenaline Park you rock, God bless you and this facility!

Saran S.

One of the best go kart racing for the younger teens with pro style track and karts.. well this is the only one around. The karts are all electric, quite ride and fast. They have karts that go upto max of 40mph but for kids 14 and under, they limit it to 20 mph. 55 bucks for 2 hours. "Adrenaline pass" ... That's about 3-5 heats depending on how busy they are.. definitely recommend making an reservation before heading here. They have some Virtual reality and simulators on site.. did not try them. We had a small group of 8 kids and we did 4 heats. Was fun.. the place is clean.. karts are mostly well maintained. The staff was super friendly and helpful. They do provide helmets, neck protection and head socks / skull masks, but they are reused.. would recommend bringing your own. Amazon has them for super cheap. Suggestion for the business.. they could sell them for couple of bucks.

Disaster of a facility.

This place is a joke and a scam! You pay for 2 races (have to pay for membership, which gets you nothing), staff has no idea what they are doing. We waited more than 90 minutes between races. Was called to race, and get there, or no "sorry we had a mix up"! You races are now another 12 minutes wait....1:47 minutes apart. Staff tells you to take advantage of all the other activities....4 virtual reality headsets and 6 racing car simulators, 1 of which isn't working. What they don't tell you is that you have to share these "other amenities" with 40 other people who are also waiting on their next races. For the amount of money you spend on this, it is not worth the substandard treatment or the BS that you have to go through. Absolute disaster of a facility - stay away and spend your money for entertainment, not watching other people race around a 23 second track. If I could have left 0 stars I would have.

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3 years ago

Fun day. Go karts go crazy fast. It was a fun time. You race with your family the whole time. Really good place to go

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3 years ago

horrible service, not clean, scam, waste of money and time. slow karts and no traction.

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Full Throttle Adrenaline Park - gokarts - Updated July 2026

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