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K1 Speed Santa Clara

2.5 (959 reviews)
Open 11:00 am - 10:00 pm
Updated 2 months ago

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Alicia K.

Still sitting here. Just thought we could come here with four kids on a Saturday and have a fun race. WRONGOOOOOO DO NOT PLAN ON THIS!!!! I wish any of the reviews would have told me this before coming but on the weekends, it is all birthday party priority so we literally had to come here and pay $175 for 4 kids to do two races and the wait was about 7 hours. We have spent a small mint on food and video games , but it is our son's 13th birthday and he has never been here, and he wanted to come here with a couple friends. I wish I had known all this before coming . I am writing the review that I wish I would have read!!!! If I knew all this I would have booked a party. Don't plan to ever come back. Still 3 hours till our first race. Been here ALLLL DAY.

Maricarmen C.

Hadn't been here in a couple of years until recently. They have computers on site to sign up, then you move on to pay with one of the employees there. We were a pretty big party, so it took a while to get us all situated. It was surprisingly empty for a Friday afternoon but it seems like we just beat the rush. They provide you with everything you need. There is an arcade for games as well. Such a fun activity, they will also let children race on their own. There is plenty of parking.

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Jen C.

We had a great experience for our first time. We came in during a not so busy time so we didn't have much wait time. There's buy 2 get 1 additional race on Tuesdays. It's a good deal. I had to get an annual membership. I was told that's still a better deal than the bundle membership which comes with a shirt and membership. So I went for it. You get an extra race for being your birthday! So if your birthday is coming up within a week timeframe before or after, you can take advantage of this deal. So first experience was a bit nerve wrecking since I didn't know how fast folx will go and I didn't want to get hit by other drivers. The nice thing that I learned is that folx are not supposed to hit each other on purpose like bumper cars so this gave me some reassurance especially if you're going at fast speed. The race only runs until the first person who completes the 12 laps. It was a bummer for us newbies since we were still learning how to navigate the course and vehicle. So I only got to do 7 laps out of 12 for my first race. I did better on the second race and even though I was going faster, I only got to complete 10 laps out of 12. I don't know how other folx race through the course but I suppose it can only go up from here. Wearing a mask underneath is a good idea since they don't clean the helmets after each race. They do give you something to wear underneath the helmet though so that's a little better. I still wear a mask regardless. I felt safe that they have folx adjusting your seatbelts for you. If you pull the eye cover from the helmet all the way down, it tends to fog up so I was told to keep it slightly ajar and that helped with not fogging up the goggles/eye protector. The course wasn't very dirty but I've been to ones that splashed some dirt or oil on my clothes before so wear something dark or clothes that you don't mind getting dirty. Anyhow, this is all the tips I got. Enjoy racing!

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Ask the Community - K1 Speed Santa Clara

Is this safe for 5 and 6 year olds?

Hello Mazry! Yes, as long as they meet our height requirement (48") and can reach the steering wheel and pedals, they're safe at K1 Speed. Our single-seater Junior Karts do not go as fast as our adult karts, and we can electronically control the… 

Is this a bigger area than the one in South San Francisco?

No it's not. It's a lot smaller than the one in South SF.

If I buy the tickets online, can I come any time to use them (ex: month after purchase, etc)?

Yes

Are you still open? Is it usually busy for a wait? And what is the price?

Yes, we are OPEN! Wait times can vary. Please visit our website link on this page for pricing information and for our number to call about the current wait times. Hope to see you on the track soon!

How much is it and what ages?

Please visit our website link on this page for current pricing information. There is no age requirement, just height. Junior karts are for kids 48" or taller, while our adult karts are for people 58" and taller. Hope we see you soon!

Are there karts for 2 riders?

No but there are "jr" carts

My understanding is that reservations are only for events or groups larger than 8 people. Is this also true with Covid-19 restrictions?

Hey Luis! Yeah, even during COVID you're looking at the same deal. Reservations only for groups of 8 or more. We have had groups of less than 8 book an event for 8, and they just split the extra cost amongst themselves. Hope we'll see you soon!

My son is turning 8. He loves go karts. Is it kid friendly or are kids 8years old able to ride?

Yes, there two types of races, kids and adults. But pretty much all depends on the high of your son, He has to be certain high to be able to press the pedals.

As A 45 year old with an expired licence, can I drive?

Hello Erik! Yes, a driver's license is not required to race at K1 Speed. You'll just need to be at least 4'10" tall to race in our adult karts. Hope we'll see you at the track soon!

How long does one race last?

Under 7min. Results after race are always questionable.

If I'm a minor do I need a parent to be with me or just sign the waiver?

I think you can download/sign the waiver online and have your parent sign the waiver and bring it with you. Not sure if they've changed the policy, but I'd call them and ask just to be sure!

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