I'm a huge fan of Karting, and this location seems to have a lot of potential, and I'm confident they will eventually work out the kinks. Right now, however, compared to the competition (lehigh valley grand prix and mid-atlantic grand prix), the prices are very high, the track is very slow (too few straight-aways) and too short. I question their decision to split the area into two small different tracks rather than just make one giant one, but even still there is a lot of wasted space that could be utilized by a better track configuration. The karts are plenty fast, but have some handling issues... they don't seem to want to turn. Perhaps a new alignment or something as simple as lowering front tire pressures would remedy this... I'll come back an write a better review later, as I'm sure over the next few months this organization will be changing things around a bit... but as of right now the best karting in the Philadelphia area is still way out in Wilmington and Lehigh Valley... read more

NOT SAFE FOR KIDS! Came here for my birthday party, my group of friends was put with a random man despite requests to stick to our group. The man ended up having road rage and intentionally rammed me from behind and gave me a concussion. Spoke to the manager and they did nothing about it. Safety isn't a priority for them! read more

Best day ever I have so munch fun and so do my friends and we do not get yelled at for dum things. Kid friendly is the best of all thank you read more

Speed Raceway - Axe Throwing Near Me - Horsham, Pennsylvania

The races here are very fun and my friends and family love it here. We bought two hours each and actually spent 2.5 hours in there before we were able to take our turns. It was quite busy on a sunday, but there is an arcade to keep everyone busy! There is a $37 special for new racers that includes a license and two races. Every subsequent race is $35 for 2. There is a Sonic outside too! The lady working at the register/counter at about 4-6PM Sunday 5/21 was very rude to all members of my party. The lady at the food stand was very hospitable and friendly. read more

Speed Raceway is a fun little option for something different to do. As the name would suggest, the go kart area is the main attraction. It's quite large and looks like it accommodates kids and adults. The staff is very nice and didn't give my friend and I dirty looks when we walked in a half hour before closing time to squeeze in a quick air hockey game. Speed Raceway has a modest little arcade area featuring basketball, shooting games, skee ball, and two air hockey tables. The air hockey tables may need a little tune up, since the air flow was weak and the one end of the table was impossible to score on. But it's cool, because I won twice! read more

As a mother and grandmother, there is much anxiety in public areas with my grandchildren, especially during these unpredictable times. Bringing my daughter and her children to speed raceway was out of my comfort zone, but I wanted them to forget about the pandemic for a little and have some fun. We wanted to extend our gratitude and overall appreciation to all the employees working on the busy Saturday morning. Our junior track host named Jake went out of his way to watch and make sure our kids didn't wander off during the adult races. As a parent, It pleases me that a young man like him successfully communicates with the adults, eases any anxiety, and ensures safety. From my grandkid's standpoint, he was also able to entertain and provide a fun atmosphere for them. I and other parents/grandparents had commented on his helpfulness while working with us and many others. We were delighted with the outcome, and all initial doubts of this activity had quickly vanished by the excellent customer service. read more

This place is awesome. Don't let the haters fool you. The staff is kind and the facility is clean and well maintained. Is it on the expensive side of life, yes, but it's a unique experience and they run specials all the time. My suggestion, come in anytime during the day (before 5) on a weekday. You'll practically have the place to yourself. My wife and I had a great time and the staff took great care of us. Also the carts are great. Electric is the way to go...they're super fast (the staff helps determine how fast you can go based on your comfort level/skill) and they don't have the putrid smell that the gas carts have. The tracks are challenging and fun for all ages. read more

We arrived Monday at 12:15 for our 12:30 race, check-in was quick and easy. Print out forms before you get there and have them completed. Place was pretty empty considering many kids were on spring break. I'm sure it was because it was early. I paid $107 for 3 of us to race two times, a bit pricey but lots of fun. Will definitely return for some more. Gentlemen who was at the register was extremely nice as was everyone else. Good job guys! read more

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Fun night for a group! We got there near closing and after a 5 min registration process waited about 45 minutes before our race. Unfortunately the race does last only 10 minutes but it is really fun to go around as fast as you can and try to catch up to the person in front of you. Your place is based on how fast you complete the laps in your group. I think $20 is definitely way too much but I think it's worth to go at least once! read more

Speed Raceway - Two tracks - Axe Throwing Near Me - Horsham, Pennsylvania

I've been here a couple times now and every time its been great! I've only went on the week days so it hasn't been crazy busy. They have 2 different styles of go-karts. One for adults and the other for children. We had a girl in our group who at first was scared to try, but a couple laps and she was having as much fun as us! read more

if your faster than any person that works there, its a waste of money because they'll just turn your cart down to make it "fair" waste of money. read more

Love this place! The staff is absolutely incredible and they offer a very welcoming environment. I work around the corner and find it to be the perfect lunchtime stress relief! Purchasing the membership is beyond worth it! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!! read more

Great indoor go kart track! They are electric but still go about 40 mph. No gas fumes to breathe in! Came here as a group of 4 adults with a groupon on Sunday noon. We had no wait before we got to race together. We decided to do it two more times! They call your name over when it's time to race and they give you a quick rundown of the rules and the flags that they wave. Head socks are also available before you put on a helmet. The most important flag to pay attention to is the blue with orange stripe, meaning there is someone behind you who wants to pass. You should get to the outside lane and let the other kart pass you on the inside. The facility and karts are good. There are two tracks (which change once in a while) and we got to try them both out. Each race is about 12-15 laps which is about 10 minutes. Each one has its share of sharp turns and straight-aways. Electric karts mean no gas fumes, but one person in our group felt their kart was going too slow maybe because it was running out of juice. The staff have control of your kart speeds, so if there is an incident on the track they can shut everyone down. Bumping other cars is frowned upon because the race is based on best lap time and not position. Everyone is throttled coming out of the gate and each kart gets unthrottled to full speed at a certain time for proper spacing. You will inevitably end up having to pass someone though. Overall, we all had a great time and staff are friendly. It can be pricey. Our groupon was $55 for one race for 4 people. For the rest of the day, races were $10/person. I'm not sure what their normal rate is. But at $10 for ten minutes a race, it's $1/minute, which will add up before you know it. read more

So I've been coming here at least quarterly since they've opened and have grown to like it more and more as the trips begin to pile up. When you get in on a packed night, the wait times can be absurd but they do move pretty efficiently, and the staff is very accommodating and friendly. The track layouts do change up as they host Grand Prix style league racing and it definitely keeps things interesting when you pop in from time to time. The carts themselves are ok; Some have better ergonomics than others and sometimes you luck out and get the golden cart that helps propel you into the top ten times for the week, while other times you get one where the brakes feel like they're made from soggy bread and the tires are balder than Buddha. This has been pretty consistent in the majority of carting places I've been to, so no surprises there, I just wish for the cost one would have a more even experience. All in all, you're stranded for choices, but they have their shit together and it does the job of raising my heart rate to levels I haven't seen since 'Nam. read more

Came here with my wife and we purchased a groupon. We haven't "go carted" in a very long time but this was our first time here. We were both confused before the race we were put with a group of teenage boys and we were separated the whole time. My wife wqs all the way in the back and I was the first one to go. The referee never told us to go so we were just casually driving. Once we figured out we were already racing the teenage boys kept bumping my wife and it was not a really good experience. It was a friday and it wasnt busy at all. We asked the employees if we could go separate and totally ignored us. Not sure if this is how the go carting is here..but we probably won't be returning bc of our first bad experience. read more

We picked a time when we hoped it wouldn't be crowded and it wasn't. 1PM on a weekday. Since we'd never used go-carts before we picked the junior track wanting a slower pace. The go-cart was too small to be comfortable for anyone 5 ft or taller. There was only one other racer which was great. Except he went considerably faster than the child I was with so mine only got to go around the lap 7 times, with the last lap having the go-cart power cut in half. I didn't realize he wouldn't be able to drive around 12 laps in a 12 lap race, only as many as he can do before the fastest person did 12 laps. That was disappointing. I would never pay $20 (plus the annual $6 "license" fee) per person for this. Or even the $15 weekday afternoon special. Especially when you don't really get to drive the number of laps specified. We aren't terribly interested in the racing format but only wanted to try driving go-carts and have fun. We would have rather been allowed to drive the go-cart for a specific amount of time than have it be a race. read more

The carts would randomly stop even though my foot was on the gas pedal. It made me so nauseous I had to get out. My friends seemed to have no problem and went again. They had problems with the same thing their following race. My cart was jolting to stops making me nauseous and all they did was raise a sign telling me to let others pass. I knew I was in other peoples way but the turns were so tight and my cart just kept stopping I couldn't help it, my friends had the same experience and the staff let them race again which was nice of them. The staff was quick to get me off the track. AIso the races are over priced and short. More than 20$ for less than ten minutes and they don't tell you much. A short video that quickly summarized everything while they put helmets on you was not enough information, definitely do some research on track etiquette before going on. I did notice their lack of safety with the kids, I saw a kid try to step out of his cart and fall over when other carts bummed into the back of his, granted the kids weren't really listening but there wasn't anyone there directing or guiding them. Additionally all the safety procedures on cleaning were the bare minimum, they didn't even have hand sanitizer filled and I didn't dare to check out the bathrooms. Overall really bad first time experience, 2 stars for accommodating staff. read more

This is is a great place to spend with the kids. Lots of fun, plenty of things to do with the kids. They will have lots of safe fun. They also have private rooms for big groups. read more

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Really wish Groupon would cover this place on the weekends. Besides their lunch time specials, it really is not worth going for full price.

Very fun time for for my 7yo. Our first visit ended with her only playing games because she was too nervous to try the go kart which is the main attraction. Btw you need to be 48 inches to fit a junior car. The manager Sean saw this and made her day with a free race for next time! It's all she thought about until we came back. She had a ball playing the games but I found myself pushing her to try the cars. On our 2nd visit she did, and what an experience! You can have a time slot blocked out so only your child races in a junior race sometimes by themselves, with no fear of other BIG kids. Strict no contact rules are enforced and video shown how to pass safely and rules etc...This place is absolutely first class, clean and the people working there are happy and professional. Kids can be nervous and these guys put my sometimes cautious girl at ease and turned her into a racer! She crashed each time she would see me and try to give a thumbs up! They were understanding and were laughing. The barriers make everything safe and they can also control the speed if need be. I got to see a competitive adult race and was impressed with the speed and control of the adult karts. I understand offices sometimes rent the place for party's as well as family party's. Great time! read more

The facilities at the Speed Raceway in Horsham PA are top notch and is managed with a high level of professionalism- which contributes to an atmosphere of support and encouragement- allowing one to race to his/her best ability. Charles Schultheis read more

My boys have a great time! It can get a little pricey, but fun to do on occasion. The big "kid" track has karts that are pretty fast!

Courses are great, but the staff is incredible. We came in on a light morning and they had one of their staff come out as pace car to try and catch. Awesome! read more

Oh, where do I even begin? I'll start with the fact that the waiver all participants are required to sign before racing is really nothing short of signing your life away in the event you should sustain injury/death while engaging in races (the language was disturbingly explicit as to just how much of your rights you check at the door just to spin around the track for 10 or so minutes). When I commented about this to the employee registering my husband and I, he informed me that one of the owners happens to be a lawyer. In that light, the crazy waiver details at least make more sense, but are far from comforting. My greatest complaint, however, is about how little time is invested in getting to know about the experience level of individual racers. I am a non-driver and beginner at go-karting, neither of which is addressed by the attendants. They brief you a bit about the rules and kart operation, but that's about it. There are no practice races, either. But that still isn't the worst part. Once I actually started racing, I noticed numerous times that my kart would randomly begin picking up tremendous speed and usually when approaching or turning corners. I was eventually stopped by an attendant who explained that I needed to stop hitting both pedals at once, which I couldn't even tell was happening and was never warned beforehand that the things were that sensitive. Because of my height, I pretty much had to keep my foot pulled far back from the pedal the rest of the time. When we were finished, I questioned if the kart speed was employee-controlled or racer-controlled, at which point I was told that an employee "starts you off at the maximum speed". Seriously?! You don't think that's an important detail to tell people BEFORE they get out there and make fools of themselves and/or potentially injure themselves or others? The experience was embarrassing, but at least I know that it wasn't so much my own incompetence as much as a shabby deliverance of what I consider crucial tips, particularly for people like me. No one should have to be guessing if they are fully in control of their vehicle or not. Based on all this, it's very unlikely I will return, which is a shame because I was hoping we could have a good time and enjoy a new activity together. read more

I brought the bf here for this bday. I wasn't sure if the cinnaminson location is open yet. It was kind of a hike from south jersey. The location was easy to find. You can't really miss it. The facility itself is fairly new (I think they opened in the fall 2012). Its clean and very spacious. They have tons of seating around the track for waiting or just watching. There's not much there but conference rooms, game lounge with a handful of video games. If your not registered with them you have to pay $6 which is good for a year. We only did the standard adult lap. It felt kinda long, I believe it was about 14 laps. The track felt a bit short. But all in all it was fun. They have weekday specials so check that out. read more

Racing karts at Speed Raceway is crazy fun. You want to know how fast the karts go? They go too fast. There is no way you can floor the throttle for more than a few seconds and actually stay on the track. Before going you should know that the wait can be long. Go there and sign up for your races and then ready to do something else for a while. Also, understand that although you are racing with several other people, you are mostly racing against the clock. read more

This is the best place to have a party or just going on a date. Staff is very friendly and helpful. We enjoyed ourselves. Thanks again.

Took the kids here during Xmas break. This place is new and a welcome addition to a somewhat down and out strip mall with TWO dollar stores (if I looked closer I'd probably find a check-cashing joint). Big clean place with young clean-cut kid employees that try hard and I appreciate that. The go Cart racing is fun and the kids had an awesome time. Computerized print-out summaries for each racer on fastest lap, etc. Very slick. Other reviews complain about price. It's not cheap but I think the price is about right. $65 for 3 kids 12 laps each. Food would be good. Right now there are just a few vending machines. They're just getting started so I'll give them a break on this. Get a kiosk with a kid selling hot dogs and pretzels. It will easily pay for itself. I really hope this place is successful but on that note one thing has me worried. Success of any new small business hinges on good management...but the decisions made on the check in process at Speed Raceway have created a total clusterf**k. Leaves a bad customer 1st impression and adds a significant negative to the overall experience. You get in line twice. Once to register and once more to pay. Both are for multiple registration terminals and cash registers and each has its own multiple lines. Obvious suggestion: have ONE line feeding into multiple check in associates, who are able to do registration AND payment. Or better yet allow the self-registration terminals to accept payment. Anyway something's got to be done or they're doomed. read more

Great place to have run racing indoors. I took my daughter and teen friends (13 yr olds). They had a blast. Recommend scheduling in advance on the website. A little pricey for the time on the track. But, equipment was in good condition, adult cars are fast. read more

I've been to a number of go kart tracks around the country. This is the ONLY place I have been to that distinguishes adults vs children by height not age. Both races I was grouped together with 3 14 year old kids who don't even have their drivers licenses meanwhile my group consisted of 30 year old males all with more driving experience then the kids in the race have been alive. I asked the employees to separate us from race which any other go kart track I've ever been to is more then willing to do when they are not busy and the place was empty. Needless to say they completely ruined both races for me and my group. This is not an amusement ride it is a skill based challenge that children and adults should be grouped together. Not only does it make it a waste of money but it is also dangerous for everybody on the track. Also on my second race my kart was complete garbage it didn't even roll well at 2 mph...like there was 4 vastly different sized tires on the kart. I mentioned it to one of their employees first lap and he told me that "I just needed to go faster" He was not willing to change my kart out whatsoever. He did not care at all about my experience just to get me in and out. Definitely the worst go kart track I've ever been to. read more

Although I really like this place I had to downgrade my review due to some reoccurring mechanical with the cars. My kids can get frustrated by the performance of a car (e.g., today my daughters car didn't turn left) and how they will adjust the speed of the individual cars limiting some performance. Unfortunately which car you have seems to dictate how much fun or success one will have. Have had my daughter's birthday party here and have returned many times since. Not cheap but my kids they are very generous with giving race credits if a rider has to cancel. Staff is wonderful and accommodating and despite some of the complaints, I know my kids will want to return. read more

I took my three grandchildren Friday for the very first time they had a fantastic time the young man that helped to put the helmets on and show them how to race were wonderful they were kind polite and extremely helpful I would go back again and again it's a great place to go for an afternoon of fun read more

Came here with my friend for the half-mile connected monster track on August 13, and we were extremely disappointed with our experience. We waited close to an hour to be in our first race, as they were alternating adult and junior races since they only had the one track. Each race had 10-14 people in it, which is very high. During our first race, many racers were being aggressive, careless, and not letting other carts pass. The other racers (my friend and I included) were visibly getting annoyed we couldn't pass anyone, kept having to hit the brakes on straightaways, and were getting bumped/slammed into from behind and from the side (which is against the posted rules). The two young men running the race did absolutely nothing. It seemed like the racers breaking the rules were their friends, so they could just get away with it. No signs were held up to let other racers pass or to stop driving recklessly. This is a drastic change from how it's been when we've went before. With the normal tracks, the one employee running it holds up many signs to ensure everyone has a fair shot at getting a good lap time. Our second race was not any better. One out of the two rows of carts that went into this race were not told by the employee to put down their visor on their helmet, which is extremely careless on the employee's part. There are also various mechanical things wrong with the carts, whether it be loose/shaky steering wheels or bolts missing from the carts. It also seems that they don't group racers well at all. There were a few younger racers who were understandably slower that got ran into at full speed and spun out by more careless racers, who, again, seemed to be friends with the employees. No effort was made to correct their behavior, and, even after multiple infractions of the rules, these careless racers were not removed from the race. The safety of the racers should be the employees' number one priority, but that clearly was not the case. After these two races, my friend and I were extremely disappointed. We went and spoke to the manager on duty who proceeded to tell us there was nothing the employees or he could do about other racers acting like that and he wouldn't credit us back those two races for our negative experience. He was very standoffish and didn't seem to care at all about our experience. We were planning on bringing a large group of our friends soon to race, but we definitely won't be doing that now. It's unacceptable that the employees refuse to enforce their own rules, which are there for the safety of everyone, and it's even more unacceptable that the manager refuses to follow these rules. It cannot be an enjoyable, fun experience for all racers if careless, dangerous things are happening on the track and there is no effort made to reduce or eliminate this behavior. read more

My 2 boys love this place. It is a treat, since it is a an expensive trip, but it makes them happy. My best friend recommended this place

This is very hard to rate at just one rating and its a shame that I had to give it 2 stars. I hope they are listening. First off we had 3 adult racers and 2 kids age 7 and 8. The kids race outdoor sprint karts and one races in rotax. Second. The kids had 3 races each. Third. We were very skeptical of electric karts. The facility. Cannot complain. Huge, clean and convenient. No food - a big negative with kids. Check in. Was quick and easy. Pricing Standard for this type of activity. Karts. Adults and Juniors. So good for kids 7+ The adult karts are good. Kart speed is good for track. Juniors. Same. Now - racing. Adults races were good. Lots of fun. Karts oversteered a lot - but you get used to it. Brakes are very snappy. But you get used to that too. THE BIG NEGATIVE. Juniors. The first race was unbearable to watch. As my son was approaching a driver in front of him - he would suddenly back off. I thought at first he was messing around. His times were unbelievably slow except one lap. Which was by far the fastest of the day. It turns out that the track officials were electronically restricting the karts throughout the race. It was rediculous. No accidents. Nothing. Just some running a bit slower than others. 2nd race was not much better. It was at this point we felt ripped off. I complained. Met with blank stares. The manager came and immediately credited 2 races. I basically said to him that I do not accept paying $20 per race..not to race. He understood. The rest of the races were not restricted and they were allowed to run at full speed. Great racing. My advice to management is that you need to sort this out. I now will go again (because I know) - but it could have easily gone the other way. Less restricting and more free driving. If a kid cannot handle a kart move him to a group of similar ability.. Not restrict the whole group. Basically the track regulators need to manage the racing better. My advice to more experienced racers - make sure you engage with the official to make sure he is managing the race properly. One other point. You have two tracks. You should be able to select which one you want to run on. Seems you cannot (according to others). Never checked. And finally. You are a karting facility. Timings are important to all. People need to know a. The track record (junior and kids), best of the week and month (junior and kids) and other vital stats. Something to aim for. The race sheets you get only show the overall fastest times for the week and clearly adults will dominate because the karts are faster. In other words, there is absolutely no point of reference. Not good given they tout the electronic wizardry. The good news is that we are electric kart converts; we will go again. If they make us restricted again - I will demand a refund. read more

Worst customer service! My brother and I went today on a Tuesday at 3pm, and the place was empty. We waited over 45 minutes and our names were never called so I went up to the front desk. The girl at the front desk was talking on the phone which didn't even sound work-related, and even though she saw me, she ignored me. Then another worker came to the desk and he too ignored me and just stood there by the girl doing nothing! Finally a third worker came and asked if I needed help. I asked him to look up the time that we were going to race, and he did not see our names on the schedule. Turns out that they actually marked us as already raced. With attitude, the girl chimed in saying they called our names and we raced already...when we never heard our names being called and we definitely did not race yet. They even said they think another group probably raced during our time slot. I guess this is the kind of service you get from high school workers. I never was so mad before at a worker and I never wrote a yelp review until now. We left without racing today even though they already took our groupon, and they never apologized for their mistake. But after arguing, they said they would add races (an additional one for the trouble) to our accounts for next time since we didn't use ours yet but I have no idea if they actually added it or not. I guess I will find out if I ever come back. Ridiculous read more

We had a birthday party scheduled for my son turning 10. Pre-paid. When we arrived, with my son excited for his big day, we see a sign on the door that they were closed due to a power outage. Even know all the lights were on inside. This, by far ruined my sons day. And, we had to scramble to save the day for him. How horrible and sad. read more

I want to write to explain how terrible of an experience it was at Speed Raceway in Horsham Pa. I am an experienced karter, and have been to karting facilities all over this country and others. And by an extreme margin, this was the worst facility ever. I was excited to try out the electric karts, but was extremely disappointed. To start off, after we sign in, and pay for a race, we waited for o ver an hour to be called. Usually on every other facility I have been too, there is an estimated time on the ticket on when to race. And it is never more than 20 to 30 min. No time at all. So we sat and waited for an hour and a half to be called up. And when I asked multiple people when our race would be up, I got no answer what so ever. "I don't know", "we will call you when your up". Not a single clear answer. When we were finally called up, we went through the flags, but it was pointless to explain the flags, and I will explain why in a second. We got in the new electric karts and started off. But wait, did we? The karts are on a freaking remote control, by which I mean, the crew controls how fast you go. I would plant my foot on the accelerator, and go slower than I would walking. OK, that was the first lap to get the lay of the track, OK that makes sense. Then the karts turn on. I have a jolt of power, wow these karts are fast. I catch up the kart in front of me, and my kart deflates. The crew slows my kart down, as I am getting to close the guy in front of me. Gives me just enough power to get around him, barely. I pass him, power comes back up, I take a turn full speed jab the brakes, and drift the turn a little, go to the throttle, ahh, the crew turned the power off on me again, to a crawl. Once on a straight power again. Take the turn fast, catch up, before I get there, power off. STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID STUPID. Whats the point of going over the flags, if I cant pass, brake, accelerate and so forth. Someone then did spin off and hit the barrier, I don't know how cause if you step on the gas they reduce the power like a volume control on a TV remote. Once crashed, normally a red or yellow flag comes out, nope, they just turned off the karts completely, and we rolled to a stop. Ummmmmm, so whats the point of the flags, if you don't show them and just turn us off. As I have said before, I am an experienced karter, and know how to drive a kart, and pass people safely. This was the worst karting experience of my life, because it wasn't mine, it was the crews, who had my kart on a remote control. If I am wrong about the karts being on a remote control, then my sentiments remain the same as the karts are completely useless, with inconsistent power. But then again I am very certain they are controlled by remotes, as all my friends had the same experience. So its either a coincidence the car dies at the exact same time, or its controlled. I will never come back, along with my friends who feel the same. I was so disappointed in this place. I am making sure everyone I know will never go here, unless you don't know how to drive, cause you ain't really driving anyway. read more

So 4 of us show up at noon. We register and proceed to wait in line for 30 min before we actually sign up and pay. We had a groupon and they told us we couldn't sign up online but had to come in to do it.... Ok. They told us there were 10 races ahead of us and it would be around an hour wait time. Fine, we left to get food and came back an hour later. When we asked how many more races we were told 7.... Wait what?! They only did 3 races in an hour? So we waiting another hour (it's now 2 pm) and then asked again, this time they told us there were 3 races ahead of us. Not so bad except while waiting we watched at least 10 races get called. 2:30 and 6 races later I ask again and now there are 2 ahead of us, WTF?!?! Finally after 3 hours of waiting we finally got our turn and while it was pretty fun it only lasted 5 minutes. So unless one of the employees is a friend and will bump you up in line be prepared to wait triple the quote time for a 5 min ride. Completely ridiculous and obviously poor management. Not even worth the groupon price, much less full value. read more

Great idea! Indoor racing at 45mph go karts sounds AWESOME and a lot of fun! Got $20? Then your in! Go race against strangers or friends! They keep track of your times so you can brag to your friends... just make sure you race with your friends... your experience is determined (in my experience) solely on those you race with. Since there is caution laps, and those caution laps count against your total laps.... so... you get an a-hole stranger who is racing with you combined with the fact that the staff really care to uphold the rules, you may spend 4-6 of your 12-14 laps in caution. So instead of $20 getting you ~12 laps @45mph, you get ~6laps at 45mph, and ~6 laps at 15mph. Not the best way to spend your $20. Only thing that could make it better would be if the company actually made people follow the rules, and maybe offered incentives to come back. Yes, they are the only Go-Kart place around so they don't need to incentivize anyone to come back, but in reality, who NEEDS to drive a go-kart? read more