Stag and hen do karting in Glasgow and Lanarkshire

One track in Glasgow and Lanarkshire runs stag and hen events. Karting works for these groups because everyone can do it and nobody needs to be good at it.

Tracks
1
Youngest driver
8 years
Outdoor
0
Indoor
1

The track in Glasgow and Lanarkshire

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Aviemore Kart Raceway

Aviemore, Highlands and Moray

Ages 3+ 2 circuits by age Outdoor Mixed fleet 550m

A 550-metre outdoor circuit at Aviemore with the Cairngorms as a backdrop, and one of the more interesting layouts in Scotland: six metres wide for overtaking, sweeping bends on positive camber, undulations, and a long straight down one side.

£14 per driver · 10 min
£1.40 to £2.20 per minute

Fastlane Indoor Raceways

Aberdeen

Ages 8+ Indoor Petrol

Fastlane Indoor Raceways is an indoor kart track at the Broadfold Business Centre in Bridge of Don, on the northern side of Aberdeen, and describes itself as the city's only indoor karting venue. It runs walk-up sessions, children's birthday parties, company events and stag and hen groups.

Price not published

Lochter Activity Centre

Inverurie, Aberdeen and Aberdeenshire

Ages 8+ Outdoor Petrol 1200m

Lochter Activity Centre is a multi-activity site in rural Aberdeenshire near Oldmeldrum, north of Inverurie. Its outdoor kart track, called Lochterstone, is about 1.2 km long, which the operator says makes it the largest karting track in Aberdeenshire.

Price not published

Smart Kart Raceway & Activity Centre Elgin

Elgin, Highlands and Moray

Ages 8+ Outdoor Petrol 500m

Smart Kart Raceway is an outdoor, floodlit karting track at Bogton Farm near Lhanbryde, just east of Elgin in Moray. The circuit is about 500m long, with a mix of sweeping bends, chicanes, long straights and tight hairpins.

£25 per driver · 15 min
£1.00 to £1.67 per minute

What to look for

1

How many karts run at once

Ten on track at a time is common. A group of twenty means splitting into heats, which changes the shape of the day and usually the price.

2

A race format, not just a session

Qualifying, heats and a final gives you a winner and a podium. Open sessions blur into one another and nobody remembers who won.

3

Minimum group size

Most race formats need six or more. Below that you are booking arrive and drive whether you meant to or not.

4

What happens afterwards

A bar or restaurant on site keeps the group together. Without one the day ends in a car park.

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