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Category: Go KartsLocation: FootscrayListing: 1

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How to Choose Go Kart Racing

On McArthur St in West Footscray, BattleKart Melbourne blends kart racing with gaming in a warehouse-sized hall at number 50. The karts are real and electric, yet the circuit isn't fixed: projectors overhead throw the course, power-ups and obstacles across a 2,000 m² floor, and each kart's sensors react as you drive over them. Game modes mixed into each BattleKart session:

  • BattleRace, for straight-up racing
  • BattleSnake, a kart-sized take on snake
  • BattleFoot, which brings football onto the floor
  • BattlePool, a pool game played with karts
  • BattleColor and BattleVirus to round out the rounds

Your opening game costs $65 per person and any follow-up games come in lower. Height is what counts here, not age: 145 cm is the cut-off for drivers.

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How a 15-minute game plays out

  • Roughly two and a half minutes of it is spent getting in and parking back in the pits
  • The rest is split into rounds across the different modes
  • Grab a bonus and a rocket loads onto your dashboard, ready to slow the kart in front
  • Anti-collision karts mean no helmet – you just buckle the seatbelt

Booking a West Footscray party

  • Each game holds two to ten players
  • If you don't fill the floor, another booking might join your game
  • Walk-ins aren't taken, so book online, especially for Friday nights and weekends
  • Anyone not driving can cheer from the snack bar in the middle, and there's free on-site parking

Frequently Asked Questions About Go Karts

How much does BattleKart Melbourne cost?

The first game is $65 per person, and every extra game after that is cheaper. Payment is card only.

Is there a height requirement for BattleKart in West Footscray?

The rule is height, not age: anyone 145 cm or taller can take the wheel, so tall younger kids are fine.

Do you wear a VR headset at BattleKart?

No. The track and game elements are projected onto the floor from the ceiling, so you see them directly from a real electric kart.

Can our team book BattleKart for a work outing?

Yes. A dedicated corporate team looks after staff outings and team days, alongside birthdays, bucks and hens parties and family bookings.