Absolutely love this speedway and its the first ride we go on and do it both days we stay in…read moreNiagara. Will be there Easter long weekend and hope its open by then. Priced fairly and great value for money and the daughter loved it. See you again soon

Fun place to go with kids no matter at what age. Like the sloped section a lot when dashing down at…read morefull speed! Pretty entertaining. Well maintained with good staffs around. Kudos to all! Not too long of a wait before going on board. Recommended when you visit the Clifton Hill area at the Niagara Falls.

The vibe was great, roam free while choosing what (of the many) activites to participate in. There…read morewas laser tag, an arcade (small but still could win some candy or toys), a bar where the bartender drew was very kind and made sure everyone was seen and taken care of with ease, billiards and virtual darts (huge screens), and axe throwing. Truly something for everyone and all the staff I interacted with were very capable of their jobs!

Yesterday I got the opportunity to try the axe throwing attraction at Lasertron . You get 55 min of…read moreaxe throwing , with my coupon it came to $27 . There are several games you can choose from , our favorite was the pirate tic tac toe . The staff assisted me with the best technique to throw the axe , after a while I got the hang of it , although my boyfriend was a true natural ! We also got to do some Billiard games for no additional cost . Saturday afternoon was bustling with children , so we decided not to check out the arcade or lasertag . I plan on going again within a couple of weeks , as I got a credit to try out another attraction . It might seem pricey at first , but Lasertron is actually quite affordable if you take advantage of their specials .

Perfect if you have any small children, ideally ages six or under. This wouldn't be a good spot if…read moreyou were going with teens or just adults. I had never been here before in in spite of frequenting the Chautauqua area, my whole life. But, I finally had an occasion because my tiny niece was the perfect age for this place. There were a ton of rides that were perfect for her as a three year-old. Also, they had rides that were good for ages 4 to 6 as well. She really enjoyed the little roller coaster. Watch out that it is actually a little rough for the adults to ride on because it does jerk a little. Also, there were some really cute little boat rides, including one that took took the children around in a circle. There was very little that she was too small to ride on, so it was completely fantastic. Also, we were able to get her a wristband that gave her all inclusive access to rides. For a few rides that do require adult accompaniment for littles, the adult gets to ride free. There's a food spot towards the bottom of the hill and I highly recommend it. I was able to get platters of fries and corn, dogs and pizza, for not too much money. This is a clutch when it came to reducing the chance of overstimulated little kid meltdowns. Also, it was very sunny, and there was very little shade, so bring the sunscreen. Also, they have free boat parking. So, boating over and walking in is a great option if you happen to have or be renting a boat.

There one ATM is down and do they loss on on card sales and the pretzel was rubbery with a spongy…read moreStyrofoam texture wouldn't recommend no rides other than go cart for older kids/teens .

What we got: Formula 1 Racing - 6 Rounds (~CAD $16)…read more Aya's take: I love go karting and this was my first time doing it outdoors! Niagara Go-Karts is a family-friendly spot that is good for families, kids, and friends wanting to have a good time. It was a Wednesday afternoon and we practically had the track to ourselves. We bought 6 rounds and were able to get 3 rounds free. I recommend checking their website for deals like that so you don't miss out! We got situated in our F1 karts and were ready to roll. The highest speed is allegedly 45mph but I highly doubt I got even close to that despite going full throttle. It was also annoying to have to stop after every lap to hand off a ticket to track how many laps you've done so far. It's hard to race against your friends or get competitive when you're constantly having to stop right as you get comfortable with your speed. They should consider finding a better way to track that and it would also be fun if they had metrics on how fast each group was going and how well each individual races. Nonetheless, it was a fun activity and fairly cheap.

Randomly drove by this place and my husband said "Let's go Go Karting!" It's nothing special but we…read morehad such a good time. I forgot how many tickets we got but every time you went around you gave the guy a ticket. It was raining and a bit slippery but we had fun!

There is a lot to take in so take advantage of the helpful staff & their extra knowledge!…read morethere was a function space & a party going on during our visit, looked like a fun place to celebrate. there was a gas station INSIDE of the museum, designed by none other than

What a delightful and interesting museum! It's open concept and self guided which means you can…read morejust take your time checking everything out. It was impeccably clean and each item was thoughtfully curated. I loved it!

The mini indy is open at square one, just weekends at the moment, while the weather warms up…read more It's the original track of 20+ years, short and windy and fun. Cars have lawn-mower-type engines claiming max speed of 45kph. 2 laps is about 12$. They have package deals, good for families/groups. There is a maze which is great for the little ones. Minigolf is a pretty challenging course with lots of hills and valleys, unexpected hole in ones, and accidents in the bushes. I liked it. Entrance is north of where playdium used to be. Lots of parking options, closest to the GO station. Fun way to spend a few hours outside with the family.

This post is bittersweet. You get to read my sentiments that twist and turn like the nearly…read morethree-kilometre go-karting course. Our team did a mini event here yesterday. I had already been in the office the day before, so I drove here from home after our team meeting. This go-kart mini-Indy course is located in Centennial Park. it's fairly close to my workplace, which is over the Mississauga-Etobicoke border. Parking was decent. I found a parking spot and backed in to it. It was free. I was the first one to arrive. My friend and peer called me. He and two other colleagues were waiting outside. I was already inside, checking the place out. It has an arcade. You can play everything from NASCAR racing, to air hockey. I was admiring an extremely large Yoshi plushie that you can win. It was likely three feet high. The main reason why my manager chose Thursday to come here was to take advantage of paying $3 per lap. It's regularly $6.50, which isn't bad, but it's better when you are saving roughly 46%. My manager isn't the best at planning things. I tend to point out details that don't make sense. His original thought was that we buy two laps. We do a lap and then "take a rest" before doing another one. I didn't get the rest. Perhaps he was the only one in our group who needed one. I threw out the rest part when I looked at the lineup to get into an available go-kart. It was at least an hour to get a go-kart. Scrap the break. It's back-to-back laps. He then had second thoughts about doing two laps, so he bought another set of tickets to do a third lap for his family (two daughters and himself). So, now our entire team had different laps to do. Ugh! I lead 66% of our writers on our team. One of them brought her son and daughter. She said that her son was going to do two laps. He's ten years old. Her daughter is six and is too young to drive one herself. You have the option to get a two-seater go-kart. The catch is that the adult needs a G driver's licence. My colleague doesn't have a driver's licence. Her daughter couldn't experience go-karting. My good deed of the day was to offer having her daughter ride with me. I have a valid licence. I have not killed anyone riding with me. I asked my peer if her daughter would be comfortable riding with me. She said yes. She was right. If you do ride solo, the lineup moves faster. Since there was a lap deal happening, the lineups were long. The downside to riding in a two-seater go-kart is that there aren't enough of them. Additionally, people do multiple laps, so you have a longer wait. The staffers here were friendly, helpful, and hard-working. They made sure that my special sidekick and I had our helmets on properly. They fastened our seatbelts in the go-kart. We were advised that if anything was wrong while we were driving the course, to raise our hand up. We never needed to do it. My colleague was sweet to pay for my laps with her daughter. You first get a shower cap, which made me want to take a shower. We looked ridiculous, but it was for safety. I am one of the rare ones who reads the rules. If you have shoulder-length hair or longer, it has to be tied back, with the shower cap holding it all in. The next step was to find a helmet. The man gave me a rather small one. As someone with a huge skull, I knew that I needed something larger. I got one that fit well. Sound was also muffled thanks to the helmet's padding. The man secured the chinstrap on our helmets. It was comfy wearing this helmet. It was hot wearing a helmet and waiting with the sun beaming on us. We waited for roughly 1.3 hours. We were both excited to finally get in a go-kart. She wanted a red one. Sadly, we didn't get one. We rode in a black one. The driver (me) sat on the right. My little friend got a smaller steering wheel on the left. I liked that she could steer with me. I made it look like she was doing all the twists and turns. I felt that it had to be a fun, magical experience for her. It was fun. She loved it as much as I did. The winding course was easy to navigate. The two-seater go-kart didn't have as much power as I had hoped. I felt that we were going slower than we should be, but it was still exhilarating for both of us that it wasn't horrible. My peer's daughter was extremely happy. She wanted a Mr Freeze afterwards. It was nice chatting to her about Mr Freeze flavours. I planted the seed to get grape and she did. Her mom took photos of us post-Indy laps. Hopefully, we look decent. I am roughly twice the height of her daughter, so I had to crouch a bit in the photo. There are washrooms next to the concession stand. The latter is where my peer got the grape Mr Freeze. Credit and debit cards, and cash are accepted. Sadly, the city of Toronto has asked this go-karting course to cease operations in November of this year. The batting cage also goes away then. The city wants to build two baseball diamonds. There's a petition. I hope this course stays. (330)

This go kart place is really nice but a bit pricey. definitely check out their weekly discounts or…read morebuy through grupon. there are a lot of arcade games too so if your kids like arcade games make sure to bring extra money. only kids 6 plus can ride and there are no doubles

Fast & challenging ! Staff great & safety always priority. Each kart can be controlled by race…read morecoordinator & speed can be adjusted according to driver skill, increased as driver skill improves. Don't let indoor fool you, it's in a whole other category from outdoor amusement park tracks. Closer to real racing if so you're inclined, you're always learning so each visit your times can get better & skills improve. Leagues & Endurance races include some very talented drivers. A great place for kids with special low speed kid Karts. Multi-visit packages offer substantial discounts.