BattleKart Tuggerah
ProHighlights
- Electric karts on a large indoor track where circuits, bonuses and game modes are projected onto the floor
- Sessions for 2 to 10 players, with modes from racing and rocket battles to team football and a giant pool table
- Party room with private bar access and a results screen, plus catering and MC options for groups
About BattleKart Tuggerah
BattleKart Tuggerah mixes go-karting with gaming. Drivers take electric karts onto a large indoor track with no physical barriers, while projectors in the ceiling throw circuits, bonuses and game elements onto the floor. Sensors in each kart react to what is projected, so driving over a bonus square might load a rocket onto the dashboard, ready to fire at the kart ahead with a press of a button on the steering wheel. There are no headsets and no screens to stare at, just bright graphics on the ground in a darkened hall. Game modes go well beyond racing: there is a team football game, a giant pool table for two teams, a snake-style arena in a jungle temple, a disco mode and a co-operative battle against a spreading virus. Sessions last 10 or 15 minutes including getting in and out of the karts, and take between 2 and 10 players. An anti-collision system brakes the kart when needed, which is why helmets aren't required, though drivers need to be at least 145cm tall to drive on their own. For birthdays, bucks parties and end-of-season team celebrations, party packages include single games or tournament-style championships, a party room with its own bar access and a TV showing results, and catering from finger food and burgers to full meals. Corporate groups can add a meeting room and an MC, and the venue can look after groups of more than 60. Spectators get a clear view of the track, the facilities are wheelchair friendly, and you are welcome to bring your own decorations for the party room.
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How much does a session cost?
A 10-minute weekday session is $25 a player, and a 15-minute session is $45 a player. Party, team-building and corporate packages are quoted to suit the event.
Is there a minimum age?
There's no minimum age, but every driver needs to be at least 145cm tall, as all the karts are single-seaters. Players from children to adults take part.
Do we need a helmet or a VR headset?
Neither. The game is projected onto the floor, so there's no headset, and the karts' anti-collision system means helmets aren't needed. Just fasten the seatbelt and drive.
How many people can play at once?
Each session takes 2 to 10 players. Larger groups can be run as championships with an overall ranking, and the team can host events for more than 60 people.
Can we hold a party there?
Yes. Birthday, bucks and team parties can include games or championships, a party room with private bar access and a TV for results, catering and an MC. You can also bring your own decorations.
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Sobin Joy
6 months ago
Fabulous!!! Had a great time with family and friends. The experience was beyond words can express. It was a fun packed activity for both adults and kids. The F1 / go karting experience, bonus points, football game etc. i…
Chrysanthe Koutsoukis
7 months ago
On Friday I took my special needs client to Battlekarts and we had an amazing experience. The young staff member working that day was incredibly kind, patient and accommodating. He stayed with her the entire time, offeri…
Raphael Ferraz Da Costa Lima
9 months ago
The BattleKart is awesome. My kids and I loved it. We can't wait to do it again. Time to open one in New Zealand. We had a great time.
Sierra
a year ago
We had an absolutely amazing time here with our kids and their friends! The staff were super friendly and helpful throughout the entire visit, which made the experience even better. There were lots of session options, a…
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