Go Karts in South West Sydney

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Category: Go KartsLocation: South West SydneyListings: 2

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Entertainment Park (Bankstown)4.4 (1510)

From $22pp

Private party rooms, a licensed cafe with its own chef and custom packages for groups of up to 350 people.

Extreme Indoor Go Karting go karts in Sydney - group bookings

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Extreme Indoor Go Karting (Villawood)4.5 (2515)

From $40pp

Indoor petrol go-karting in Villawood across three tracks, with an indoor bridge, Grand Prix group packages and kids party packages.

How to Choose Go Kart Racing

Electric or petrol is the first choice for karting in South West Sydney. Entertainment Park in Bankstown runs fumeless e-karts on a 3,500 square metre indoor e-karting track, while Extreme Indoor Go Karting in Villawood races petrol senior karts across three indoor circuits.

Both suit group races. Bankstown has more to do off the track, with bowling, mini golf and a licensed cafe, while Villawood offers a choice of layouts and a dedicated track for younger racers.

Setting the two karting venues side by side:

Power: fumeless electric karts reaching up to 85km/h at Entertainment Park; petrol senior karts with a top speed of 80km/h at Extreme Indoor Go Karting
Tracks: one 3,500 square metre circuit in Bankstown; the Extreme, Sprint and Rookie tracks in Villawood, used on different days and for different ages
Group formats: a private warm-up, practice round and Grand Final for 10 or more in Bankstown; Grand Prix style race meets in Villawood
Kids: Villawood runs parties for ages 6 to 12 with exclusive track use and two hours in the party room
Off the track: Bankstown adds bowling, mini golf, VR and the Hangry Cafe; Villawood has a corporate room for time between races

Prices at Extreme Indoor Go Karting start from $40 per person. A licence lasting 12 months is required for each driver and passenger, and photo ID is needed on a first visit.

Extreme track: about 500m with a double underpass, running on weekdays outside school and public holidays
Sprint track: roughly 300m, crossing an indoor bridge with banked corners, on weekends and holidays
Rookie track: about 200m, with speed-capped karts for children aged 6 to 12
Junior karts cover ages 10 to 14, and an adult can drive a double kart carrying a young passenger

Bankstown's electric option

Groups of 10 or more can have the e-karting track to themselves
Each private race builds through a warm-up, a practice round and a Grand Final, plus medals for the podium
Teen and adult packages add a meal and two hours in a party room with a host
Large on-site parking at 361 Milperra Road

Frequently Asked Questions About Go Karts

Should we choose electric or petrol karts in South West Sydney?

Entertainment Park in Bankstown uses fumeless electric karts reaching up to 85km/h. Extreme Indoor Go Karting in Villawood uses petrol senior karts that top out at 80km/h, and both race indoors.

Which South West Sydney karting venue takes young children?

Extreme Indoor Go Karting has a Rookie track for ages 6 to 12 and runs kids parties for that age group. Senior karts there are for drivers 13 and over.

How many racers do we need for a group booking?

Entertainment Park needs at least 10 for exclusive use of its track. At Extreme Indoor Go Karting, the smaller Grand Prix packages need at least 10 drivers and the bigger ones at least 8.

What should racers wear to Villawood karting?

Enclosed shoes are required, loose clothing isn't allowed, and a hairnet or balaclava goes under the helmet.