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Racing your friends round a circuit settles old arguments fast and gives the group something to talk about all night. Melbourne's kart tracks on this page sit in the Inner South and the west, and each one handles a party differently.
Auscarts Racing Port Melbourne runs a 450 m indoor circuit on Salmon St, with a track-side bar and function rooms, and race packages for 6 to 300 drivers from $58 per person. Karting Madness Braybrook has an indoor track of more than 400 m plus laser tag, bowling and a licensed café, from $55 per person.
Ace Karts in Albion is the outdoor choice: a 700m circuit lit for night racing, exclusive hire for 15 or more and smoked BBQ catering, from $49 per person. BattleKart Melbourne in Footscray does something else again, with electric karts racing over tracks and game modes projected onto the floor, for groups of two to ten from $65 per person.
Pick a track by the group you have:
Karting is a natural fit for a bucks party, and the paintball and laser tag page covers more ways to compete.
Ace Karts in Albion, whose 700m outdoor circuit is floodlit for night racing.
Yes at Karting Madness Braybrook, which has karts for children from age four, and at Ace Karts, whose Rookie Karts take ages 6 to 11. BattleKart Melbourne goes by height, with a 145 cm minimum.
BattleKart Melbourne uses electric karts on a large open floor. Projectors in the ceiling draw the circuit, the power-ups and the hazards, and the game switches between six modes.
Auscarts Racing Port Melbourne books private race packages for anywhere from 6 to 300 drivers, and has function rooms and a bar beside the track.
Its Sodi karts reach 80 km/h and are for drivers aged 14 and over.
Yes. When 15 or more book the track exclusively, Ace Karts can cater with smoked BBQ and finish with podium trophies.
