Karting birthday parties in Nottinghamshire

2 tracks in Nottinghamshire run birthday parties events. The single thing that decides whether this works is age and height, and it catches people out constantly.

Tracks
2
Youngest driver
8 years
Outdoor
0
Indoor
2

The 2 tracks

Minimum group sizes

The thing that catches groups out. Below the minimum you either pay for absent drivers or book an open session instead.

Teamworks Karting East MidlandsExclusive track, 16+, minimum 10 drivers.

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Ancaster Leisure Karting and Activity Venue

Grantham, Lincolnshire

Ages 4+ 5 circuits by age Outdoor Mixed fleet 1200m

Ancaster Leisure is an outdoor multi-activity site at Wood Lodge near Ancaster, north-east of Grantham, where karting sits alongside paintball, airsoft, archery and laser tag. Its outdoor track can be run as a 1,200m International circuit, a 700m Brooklands layout or a 600m Club circuit, with a separate junior circuit and a small electric track for young children.

£10 per driver · 8 min
£1.25 to £3.25 per minute

Gridline Racing

Lincoln

Ages 8+ Indoor Petrol

Gridline Racing is an indoor kart centre in a former cash-and-carry warehouse on Dunford Road, south of Lincoln city centre. It has been running since 2006 and, being indoors, operates whatever the weather.

Price not published

KART Silverstone

Towcester, Northamptonshire

Ages 6+ Outdoor Petrol 1377m

Kart Silverstone is an outdoor kart circuit within the Silverstone motor racing complex on the Northamptonshire–Buckinghamshire border. The track can run in five layouts, the longest at 1,377 metres, and is built to FIA-CIK standards.

£70 per driver · 30 min
£1.67 to £2.33 per minute

Kartworld Extreme Leisure

Skegness, Lincolnshire

Ages 8+ · 130cm Outdoor Petrol

Kartworld Extreme Leisure is an outdoor kart circuit at Croft, on the southern edge of Skegness on the Lincolnshire coast. It runs petrol hire karts for the public, with adult drivers using OTK karts fitted with Honda GX270 engines.

£28 per driver · 15 min
£1.13 to £3.53 per minute

What to look for

1

Age and height together

Always check both. The gap between a 1.20m and a 1.40m minimum is the difference between an eight-year-old driving and watching.

2

Cadet karts, not restricted adult karts

Purpose-built junior karts fit smaller drivers properly. Some tracks also fit remote speed limiters so staff can build a nervous child up gradually.

3

Separate junior sessions

Children mixed in with adults have a worse time. Ask whether junior sessions run separately.

4

What the package includes

Food, a private room, a podium and a trophy make it a party. Without them it is a driving session with cake in the car.

Questions worth asking

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