After working with go karts for over 25 years, Andre Martins opened Orlando Kart Center in 2009. Andre has raced around the world, including Belgium, Brazil, Italy and Canada. Besides that, he …
After working with go karts for over 25 years, Andre Martins opened Orlando Kart Center in 2009. Andre has raced around the world, including Belgium, Brazil, Italy and Canada. Besides that, he has lined up against some of the best drivers, including Christan Fittipaldi, Rubens Barrichello, and shifter kart World Champion Marco Ardigo.
This is a great place to spend a couple hours zipping around the track. We bought 4 races. Each race was about 8 laps and approximately 11 minutes each. The cars are small but fun. Not every car …Full review by FREPLUG
Mar 6, 2024
Visited here today for the first time, as a gift for my son. A brilliant experience in the pouring rain, the new brit guy Dan was great with my son and his cousin. We're looking forward to returnin…Full review by kevin c
Dec 2, 2023
Great for family and friends. We love and enjoyed so much. 100% recommend for racing experience in OrlandoFull review by Jossie Francisc... M
Still, what's the price? Any details would be very helpful, tx.
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We paid $185 for 3 people for 3 races each, 2 of us got a $6 discount for returning a second time (came here last year too). It’s great value and good fun!
Is the parking free? Is it busy during 1st week of February? Or in February period. How many people race at a time?
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Parking is free, it's in the middle of an industrial complex. Don't know about crowds during February, there was little if any wait at all when I went with my son during spring break in April. …
Parking is free, it's in the middle of an industrial complex. Don't know about crowds during February, there was little if any wait at all when I went with my son during spring break in April. I recall about 8-9 carts together on the track during each race. They slightly stagger departure at the start since each cart is separately timed down to a hundredth of a second (presumably via some sort of transponder), so it's not a race to the finish line, but rather who finishes with the best time. If I also recall correctly they record each cart's fastest lap, but could be wrong on that one. While it's not cheap nothing in Orlando is, but it's a blast that both me and my 12 year old son thoroughly enjoyed. While a day a Disney is great, to me it beats spending almost $150 for each Disney tix, just to stand on line for a 1-2 hours or more for each attraction; it's actually a bit of a workout, even though you are simply sitting and driving. My only suggestion is to call in advance to see if they are utilizing the full track or just half, the full track was much more fun with lots of straightaways to gain speed, as opposed to the numerous twists and turns when they essentially block off the straight-aways and limit the "area" of the track (which I believe is the result of having too few employees to monitor the different areas of the track...) But either way, I would highly recommend as a "must-do" attraction on your visit, depending of course upon the ages of your children; loads of fun for kids, teenagers, college kids and even 50+ year olds like me, the older golfing foursome I came across during my visit were highly competitive between friends, it was clearly a great diversion from playing 36 holes every day.
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