I'm not a go kart person (I'll stick to Mario Kart, thanks) and my kart was a little wonky. Like…read moreliterally I couldn't get it into the return area without help because it kept stopping and wouldn't go fast. I think hubby got stuck in that one on his second round because he lapped me twice on the first race and mentioned the second round he couldn't seem to keep pace with everyone else (meaning it wasn't just me driving slow haha).

Awesome way to have some competitive fun. Each lap is timed, and at the end of the races, you can…read morecheck who on your team was the fastest or overall how you did, amongst other people. They provide a helmet, or you can bring your own. They have a small lobby where you can watch the races and wait for your party to finish. Go karts go about 45 mph!

Ok so we recently just booked a party package here for my nephew's birthday and we all had such a…read moregreat time! So Andrettis is an indoor karting, laser tag, and game room located right next to the Convention Center on International Drive. This place definitely was easily accessible from the main road and had plenty of parking in their private parking lot. So on the day of our event, upon arrival, we were greeted immediately and checked in quickly and efficiently. The staff were all very kind and helpful! The party room was located in the back of the building and was a pretty spacious room, with its own private bathroom. For our birthday package we opted for the laser tag, and arcade option for the kids and it kept them occupied for a few hours. Now for the food, I was very impressed by the quality and presentation of all the items we selected! Yes the food was just your average fried bar food... but I thought everything was super fresh and all came out very quick. The pizza, wings, and cheese curds were outstanding! Lastly, our party attendant was top notch! She was very attentive, had great communication, and made sure we had everything we needed. Overall, I will say that even though the birthday package at Andretti's is a bit on the pricier side... we thought it was definitely worth it... my nephew had a very memorable birthday!

Came to test out the track for my sons upcoming birthday. The place itself is fun bright and loud…read morewith music and tons of area for entertainment. The track itself is small for the kids just a small circle if you will. The attendant does monitor the speed and also has a controller if the kids are going off course. Pricing is comparable to other places. $15 for one round of the mini Mario which allows kids as young as 3 to 7 to drive on their own. The height requirements is a minimum 36". Max of 4 karts at a time.

Fun for the Family. Me and my family went to Fun Spot on a Friday. It was a little wet and cloudy…read morebut we made the most of it. Once the weather cleared up, we got on a few rides and did Go-Karts. I didn't know Fun Spot would be that fun. Enjoyed every minutes of it. We even were able to get a box of NY pizza. Grade: A

Fun spot has been a staple for my family since I was a kid…read more My brother and I used to love racing around on the go karts. We first started doing this in magical midway, but when that felt too rickety and unsafe, we started looking for other parks, and that's when we found fun spot! We would go multiple times a year every year when we were younger and always took advantage of the anniversary ticket prices. It's been a while since we've gone, but it would definitely be another fun trip with nostalgia . The parks have expanded over the years to add more carnival style rides, and a few roller coasters, which are pretty fun too !

Great Experience for kids!…read more We had reserved a birthday party package for my daughter, and when we arrived, I expressed a little disappointment that we had not been placed in the event room in the back. However, the manager swooped in and made everything a wonderful, enjoyable experience for the kids. It turned out that our table near the viewing area was the best seating. He decorated it with racing helmets, medals for the kids to wear, and reward trophies. They placed candies and goodies on each child's plate as a surprise and doubled their arcade credits. I could swear they even gave us a little extra food. The kids all had a blast! I have never seen them have this much fun, and we have done many parties in town. The parents of our guests were very impressed. We even noted that the food was much better than that of the other places we have been to (including other go karting businesses in the area). Before we left, one of the moms requested a party date for her son.

Indoor go karts…read more It's pretty fun, but for the price, a day at FunSpot is better. It seems too compact. The tracks are not as spacious and interesting as FunSpot either. We left smelling like exhaust and lightheaded from the fumes. It was a one and done trip.

Not technically a bad kart track, just not sure if it's really worth the price for such a short…read moreride.. but if money is no problem for you this place is probably a good alternative to most go kart places if you're looking to escape the Florida sun.

After going 0 for 2 at the other Go Kart places in the Mouse Trap tourist area of Orlando known as…read moreI-Drive, we ended up at Dezerland which is right next to the Bass Pro Shops around the Outlets. And they need plenty of outlets to power up these speedy electric go karts. This spot had immediate availability in the 5 O'Clock hour on a Saturday afternoon. We just missed the window for the one race so we had to wait 15 mins for the next one, which gives you a chance to watch some of the other races. I recommend purchasing the head sock as it lets the helmet glide on with ease. Prices are still kinda high for one race and I didn't see anything that looked like you saved money with more races. There are two tracks, basically and adult track and a child track. The carts can be pretty speedy, but they're controlled by big brother who seems to let the field drive at the pace of the field. On some laps, I felt I was going faster than on other laps. It's neat for the start/finish to slow down the cars, but I'd rather have full power the entire rest of the race. I could see myself coming here again as long as the crowds don't make it unreasonable. I guess if you did have a race time an hour or two away, there are many other things to do.

This location has more amusement rides than its Orlando counterpart, but I believe the other…read morelocation has the better go kart. There's plenty to do in plenty of rides, and they do have a few go kart tracks, but this location also seems to be more crowded. I've only come to this location a couple of times as opposed to going to the Orlando one multiple times all throughout my childhood. Still a wonderful day trip!

We took advantage of the $28 wristband deal and since we live ten minutes away, we thought it would…read morebe a great date event. Every single staff member we came into contact with was super friendly. Even other visitors were commenting on this. Their safety practices are thorough. I felt comfortable with their safety practices. The wooden roller coaster is way more than it looks. For a small coaster, it packs a lot of punch! We ride front seat and back seat. If you are prone toto neck and back issues, do not ride the back cars lol. Why did i not give five stars? My very favorite ride in the planet is the tilt a whirl and before getting our wristbands were specifically asked if it was running. It starts at 6pm on weeknights. We left the park for a few hours and came back at 6pm only to be told that was the only ride not operating. I know this happens but i was super bummed. It really was the main reason we went there.

My husband is the car buff in our family. When we were visiting Orlando, we were looking for…read moresomething to do in the daytime while waiting for our grandchildren to finish summer camp for the day. Dezerland kept us busy for a few hours and inside during a very hot day. Besides the Auto Museum, Dezerland also features an arcade, escape room, bowling alley, bumper cars, lazer tag maze, ax throwing, and pool tables. Being of a certain age, we chose to visit just the Auto Museum. There are a variety of attraction packages available if you want to use one or several of the attractions. Everyone entering must fill out a waiver, even if you're visiting just the Auto Museum. The waivers are available online as well as advance ticket purchases. There is also a food court and several shops within the Dezerland complex. I'm not into cars myself but the Auto Museum was impressive. My husband especially loved seeing the vintage cars from the 1940s through the 1970s, although some of the cars shown preceded the 1940s. The displays include vehicles used in movies and popular culture. My favorites were the Mystery Machine and Herbie the Love Bug as I saw the movie Love Bug as a child. Besides cars, the museum also features vintage motorcycles, scooters, bicycles, fire trucks, police vehicles, post office delivery vehicles, subway cars, and buses. The backdrops, movies posters, pictures, and cardboard cut outs of the movie 'stars' and historical figures greatly enhance the experience. I can't imagine the time and energy it must have taken to amass this collection of vintage vehicles. We spent about two hours browsing the huge collection of cars but easily could have spent another hour or two here admiring the old time motor vehicles.

Saw this part of the mall while going to Cinemark which is in the same building…read more Took a quick walk around after my movie was over. Lots of classic cars, dining and other options it appears.

Tried to book ahead and the website was unresponsive. Tried to call and got voicemail. Showed up 2…read moredifferent days and track was unavailable for rentals. Waste of time.

This is probably the most fun I've ever had on Go Karts. I felt like a kid again, they are the real…read moredeal. Very good price for what you're actually getting. I think K1 was $5 less when comparing the price of 3. I promise that the $5 is well worth the money. They drive like how Karts should, it's an amazing track. The karts were fast, well maintained and all together professional style karts. The staff were friendly. I'd go every weekend if I lived in Tampa. Will be going back when I see my sister again in November.

Loads of fun for everyone. Bring your energy and your racing stamina. Got over fear of heights with…read morethe zip line! Arcade was fun and all are just 2 credits, got a prize from one claw machine. Staff were very helpful and friendly. Bowling was fun with family. The gocarts were fast for an indoor karting place. Would come back again!

My family wanted to ride some go karts and from the reviews this place looked pretty decent. I can…read moresay that this place really is a lot of fun. Great customer service, have to sign waivers of course and the prices weren't that bad. Adults and kids ride separately at different time, and the adults go karts are very fast. For kids, they need to be 39" or above, my son is 4 and this was his first time riding in a go karts let alone drive one himself. I was nervous and explained to the worker this would be his first. The young man was polite and help explain to my son how to work the go karts. The "mini karts" go at a different speed which put me at easy, and my wife and I were so happy seeing our son driving on his own. The arcade was great, lots of fun games. We got a ninja warrior package and it's really nice but my son didn't care for it. The mini bowling was great for all ages, and there's ax throwing! We ate before we got there so we didn't try out the food. The place was clean and had more to offer, so we will be coming back. Great family outing, a great way to stay cool while having fun.

SO friggin' FUN!!!…read more If this run comes to your city, GO! This is the original of all the "color" themed runs and sells out in every city for a reason. It's FUN! "The happiest 5K on the planet" rings true for sure. 10,000 people in white, running, walking, skipping or dancing through a 5K and getting color splashed on them. Yep, that's a party. Check the FAQ page, it's hilarious. No time is kept, you just do this for fun so, serious runners, don't be serious about this one. There were families and people of all ages. You start off all clean and pristine in your all white attire and then each station throughout the course you get color bombed! You get SO excited when you see a station coming up with it's huge color arch, loud music and a cloud of color! So you throw a little party and get all color-fied at each station, all different colors, pink, yellow, blue, purple, orange, green. And then when you reach the finish line, there is a color party! You get a color packet in your registration and can use it at the party to celebrate crossing the line. Then they have a DJ and stage where they do more color bombs and give away goodies. Music happens and it's literally a colorful love moment. Everyone is dancing and throwing color, it's awesome! Grab a ton of friends and enjoy! This was one of the most fun events I have been to, I highly suggest you check it out.

My guess is that the event is to make races fun, and it seemed to attract people that do not…read morenormally participate in races. That being said, the goal of this race is FUN! Impressed with the organization of the event, from packet pick up--another party within itself--to the after party. I'm not sure if the after party was more fun than the event itself. Loved the dance off and all the music afterwards. I really loved the color. Such expectation to hit a color station with music and watch everyone get powdered. Blue team was on point!! By the time I hit the orange--I don't know--the orange team lacked zeal, and needed training from the blue team. I had to beg them to get some orange on me. I mean, what was that? Now, I hate to be the one to bring this up, but I have to, or I would not be me. I have participated and volunteered for many athletic events, but I have never had to race around the homeless. Such a stark contrast to see happy people running and walking while watching people in their bedding in Parramore. I mean, sure, a different dynamic seeing street people cheer you on, along with people dressed in their Sunday best. It is what it is . So, some hints, you may want to wear goggles http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/the-color-run-orlando?select=qj-3oOS16dBQeIpTarwb9w#qj-3oOS16dBQeIpTarwb9w and if you have light colored hair, wear a bandana or shower cap, or a wig even. A friend of mine in ATL could not get pink out of her hair for almost a week. Definitely a fun race not to be missed! If you get the chance, go!