Go Karting in Berlin

Berlin Go Karting

Get ready to put that pedal to the metal and leave your friends in a pile of dust as you tear off around this track! With a cool 25-30 minutes driving time per person, you can really get a feel for these speedy go karts before you start to compete for real. If you fancy yourself a bit of a Lewis Hamilton or Sebastian Vettel then put your money where your mouth is and have a race off against your mates to determine who is the ultimate driving champion amongst your group!

It’s the only way to settle those arguments once and for all! Just make sure it’s you or you’ll never live it down! Why not create some funny forfeits for the loser to up the stakes of this epic race? All equipment is provided, and you’ll receive driving instructions and a full safety briefing from the venue’s friendly staff.

Speed around this indoor go karting track

Your dedicated and friendly English-speaking guide will meet you in a central location before coming with you to the venue. They’ll make sure that you’re all signed in and having fun before leaving you to it then walking you back to the city centre after. This Go Karting in Berlin couldn’t be easier!

Let the usual organiser of your group take a break for the afternoon and stuck in with the fun for a few hours! Indoor Go Karting in Berlin is a great way to get all your friends together to let off some serious steam as you race each other around the track in the ultimate battle to separate the wheat from the chaff! It’s no wonder why this activity is so popular for a Berlin stag do, hen or birthday bash or just a fun excuse to get competitive with your mates.

What’s next?

Check out our listings for outdoor and indoor Go Karting in Berlin now.

FAQs

• How fast can I go?
  This varies from venue to venue, take a look at each individual listing. Currently, there are some go karts that can reach speeds of up to 40mph!
• Can I participate if I have a medical condition?
  It depends what it is. Please let the Go Karting provider know if anyone in your group has a medical condition when you enquire, and they’ll let you know if they can join in.
• What should I wear?
  We recommend comfy clothes and rubber soled shoes. No flip flops or high heels.
• Is Go Karting safe?
  Yes, of course! You’ll receive expert instruction on how to drive the karts by the venue’s staff who’ll also get you kitted out in a helmet and conduct a full safety briefing.