TeamSport Go Karting Bristol
BEST FOR
Ages 4+
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Bristol
What it’s like
Indoor go karting on a multi-level track, with a Mini Racers option for kids from age 4 and laser combat for the over-sixes.
The main event here is karting on an indoor multi-level track, and it's built for a proper range of drivers. Full-size karts need a child to be 8 or over, at least 1.2 metres tall and with a 25 inch inside leg, which rules out plenty of younger siblings. That's where Mini Racers comes in, a separate experience for 4 to 7 year olds between 1.0m and 1.4m, so you're not stuck explaining to a disappointed five-year-old why they can't have a go.
You'll get a race suit and helmet thrown in, but if hair's an issue you'll need a balaclava, and they'll happily sell you a reusable one for £3.99 on arrival. Spectating is free, and there are dedicated viewing areas if you'd rather watch an 8-year-old take the racing line than climb in yourself. Once they're old enough, laser combat is on offer too for kids 6 and up, handy if you've got a mixed-age group and only some of them are cleared for karts.
Booking ahead is essential rather than optional, and it's non-refundable, so this isn't a turn-up-on-a-whim visit if the weather's grim. Food is on site, with a bar and kitchen menu, but outside food isn't allowed in, and it's card only, so leave the cash at home. Parking's free on site, which takes the sting out slightly, though the upper level and bar area aren't wheelchair accessible, only the lower level and spectator viewing.
Birthday parties are catered for if you fancy handing over the organising to someone else for an afternoon. It's an indoor venue throughout.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 8 and up on full karts, or 4 to 7 via Mini Racers
- Parking
- Free parking on-site
- Food
- On-site bar and kitchen with food menu and drinks menu
- Wheelchairs
- Partially accessible. Disabled parking close to entrance
- Getting there by bus or train
- Near Shirehampton, Portway Park and Ride, Avonmouth and St Andrews Road stations
- Parties
- Kids' birthday parties available
- Balaclavas aren't included but you can buy a reusable one for £3.99 if needed for long hair
- Booking is non-refundable, so a firm plan beats a maybe
- The venue serves alcohol at its Fuel Bar, worth knowing if you're driving
- Wi-fi is free if you need to keep an eye on emails while spectating
Plan your visit
What's the minimum age?
Full-size karts need a child to be 8 and over, 1.2 metres tall minimum, with a 25 inch inside leg. Younger kids from 4 to 7 can try Mini Racers instead, as long as they're between 1.0m and 1.4m tall.
Do we need to book ahead?
Yes, booking is essential to guarantee a slot on the track, and it's non-refundable once made.
Can I bring my own food?
Outside food isn't allowed. There's a kitchen and bar on site instead.
Is there parking?
Free parking on site.
Do parents have to race too?
Kids aged 8 and up can race solo if they want to. Adults are welcome to spectate for free or join in on family sessions.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Partially. The lower level and spectator viewing are accessible, and there's disabled parking close to the entrance, but the upper level and bar area aren't accessible.
Can we pay by cash?
It's card only across the venue.
Do you do birthday parties?
Kids' birthday parties are available here.
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