TeamSport Go Karting Nottingham
BEST FOR
Ages 8+
SETTING
Indoors
WHERE
Netherfield
What it’s like
Indoor electric karting on a multi-level circuit, with a Mini Racers option for younger kids who aren't tall enough for the real thing yet.
This is proper racing, not the slow bumper-car version. Karts are electric, the track's multi-level, and once your eight-year-old (with the inside leg and height to match) is strapped in they'll be tearing round corners for real, not just going through the motions. Anyone under 8, or not quite up to the 25-inch inside leg and 1.2 metre height rule, can still get a taste with the Mini Racers experience for 4 to 7 year olds, so nobody has to just stand and watch.
And if they do end up watching, that's fine too. Spectating is free, there's a viewing area with proper views of the track, and you can grab food and drink while you wait rather than hovering by the barrier. Just don't turn up with a packed lunch, they don't allow outside food, and it's card only throughout, so leave the cash at home.
Booking ahead is not optional here. They take full payment when you book to hold your slot, and if you need to change it later there's a fee for that, so it pays to be sure of your time before you commit. Parking's free on site, which softens the blow a bit, and if you're coming by train it's roughly a 20 minute walk from Netherfield or Carlton station.
Wheelchair access covers the pit lane and a dedicated accessible spectator area with track views, though the bar itself isn't accessible. There's an accessible toilet on site too. It runs daily from 9am to 11pm.
Facilities
Need to know
- Best for
- 8 and up on the main karts; 4 to 7s get Mini Racers instead
- Booking
- Pre-booking essential to guarantee place
- Parking
- Free on site car park
- Food
- On-site food and drink available including food menu, soft drinks, alcoholic beverages, smoothies, frappes, and milkshakes
- Wheelchairs
- Partially wheelchair accessible
- Getting there by bus or train
- Netherfield Station or Carlton Station, approximately 20-minute walk
- It's a cashless venue, card only for everything on site
- Booking is paid in full upfront, so amendments later come with a fee
- Wi-fi is free if the kids want to film their lap times
- Public transport gets you close, but it's about a 20 minute walk from the nearest stations
Plan your visit
What age can kids start karting here?
Eight, and they need an inside leg of at least 25 inches and to stand at least 1.2 metres tall. Under that, there's a Mini Racers experience for 4 to 7 year olds instead.
Do we need to book in advance?
Pre-booking is essential, sessions have limited space and you pay in full when you book. Changing your booking afterwards costs extra, so try to get the time right first go.
Is there parking?
Free parking on site, including blue badge spaces.
Can we bring our own food?
No outside food is allowed, but there's food and drink on site including vegetarian options and a full drinks menu.
Is it wheelchair accessible?
Partially. There's an accessible spectator area with views of the track and an accessible pit lane, but the bar area isn't wheelchair accessible.
Can spectators come along for free?
Watching is free and you can eat and drink while you spectate.
What are the opening hours?
Open daily from 9am to 11pm.
Is there a maximum height for the karts?
There's no strict maximum, but they recommend under 1.6 metres for a comfortable, safe fit in the cadet karts.
Do you do birthday parties?
Birthday parties and group bookings are both catered for.
Rides
Go Karting
ages 8+ · thrill 4/5 · indoorsMulti-level indoor electric karting circuit with fast straights, hairpins, sweeping bends, chicanes and a flyover. Electric karts capable of up to 45mph.
Experiences
Parties and Events
Hosts kids' go-karting birthday parties and corporate get-togethers.
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