Definitely an expensive night out for the amount of time you're actually doing the activity, but…read moretheir track is decent and so are most of their karts. The best is the weekly light show night where they turn the lights off and make it feel like a Mario Kart map! It's also nice they offer a dashcam for just $10 more per race.

Tickets can easily be purchased online on their website. 1 race 12 laps cost about $30+…read more Upon arrival, they provide a face/head mask for you to wear under your helmet. They check you in and you have wait to be called. I checked in by my assigned time and didn't get into car till 45mins after. The speakers are muffled by the sound of the cars inside the track area so if you don't hear your name, go ask! The only instructions we were provided was how to go, reverse and what the blue flag means. I really had no idea when the race actually began. The course itself isn't too long, several sharp turns. They can control your speed but give you full range to move along the course. They constantly remind you to use breaks, let other pass and no bumping. The experience in it self was 15 mins or less. Overall, by the end of the last few laps I was ready to get out of the car.

The best place in the world! I would live here if I could…read more One TINY little suggestion: the older washrooms around the property- the bathroom stalls pretty much ALL need latches. I don't know that I've ever seen a working one there! It'd be like $3.50 a door to remedy this! But yeah, Mosport is without a doubt the best place on earth.

It was my first time at this track. Lots of excited fans watching the race. Many camp there, so…read morethey don't miss any of the action. The weather was perfect, but there were a few things that could make the race even more exciting. The PA system needs to work at all turns. Where we were sitting we couldn't hear the announcer. The track is good, but since you can't see it all, hearing the announcer would be great. The roads are really narrow, so if 2 cars are going the opposite direction, there's a problem since everyone parks everywhere. The campground could definitely be more organized. Bleachers would be nice as well, so you could see more or if you don't have enough chairs.

Had a great experience coming here with a group of friends and racing the fast karts in our own…read moremini competition. This is a separate option from their standard slower drop in go karts which we called in advance to organize. Everyone who helped us was great and really helped us have fun despite some initial nerves. We were here for about 2.5hrs which included some training, fitting for safety gear, 2 practice sessions, a qualifying race, a final race, and a medal ceremony. Highly recommend if you are looking for a good competition with your friends!

Fun time it's go karting what do u want me to say u ride around in a kart for a solid 20 minutes…read morethey're all the same this isn't below average this isn't above its fun isn't that all I need to say.

What a raucous time we had at K1! New to go karting, we didn't really know what to expect. We were…read morenervous naturally, but after a practice round where we were allowed to stretch our metaphorical legs, we really picked it up quickly! The staff are SO patient-- there are tons of kids running around and vying for attention, and they were so calm in how they handled it. Polite, safe, impeccably professional. The space is large and clean, there's ample parking, and many cheap food and drink options.

This was my first time go-karting other than the go-karting at Canada's Wonderland, and it was…read moredefinitely more intense! We came about an hour early before our check-in time but ended up having to wait another 30 minutes. It was quite packed the day that we went! Because there were so many people, we had to race in sets. We bought 3 races, and in between each race we had to wait another 20ish minutes to go again. There is an arcade to kill the time, but the prizes were a bit lackluster so we didn't bother playing. It was nice being able to watch the other races, however, even being able to stand in the go-karting area off to the side. Even with a driver's license, go karting is a different breed. I found it pretty hard to steer cleanly while going fast around the corners. My kart often stopped for the first race (probably due to my own poor driving) but I got a bit better later. I was definitely humbled by the guy who passed me in his own customized, shiny helmet, who turns out, was on the leaderboard. I also liked that the stats of each race were printed out so I could see just how slow I was. Overall, it was pretty fun experience although I am definitely not cut out for go-karting. There were a ton of parties here celebrating, so it's well-built for large groups. It is on the pricey side, but that is typically of go-karting courses. Great for those competitive streaks!

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)

Stupitest place on earth. They dont tell you you must wait hours for your turn when you buy the…read moreticket, after waiting and waiting and waiting at track they tell you sorry but because you dont have reservations we cant put you in the cart, after 1hour and half in heat with 2 kids i fund out. And when i asked for money back not even apology from the woman behind counter, very rude person. Very garbage place.

Horrible experience. The customer service and attitude of the staff working here is atrocious. We…read moregot a kart that had a bad engine that made the kart much slower than the others. Told the personnel about the issues but they didn't believe me even though it was fairly obvious. Asked them whether I could use a different kart and they said there was nothing they could do. Would definitely advise AGAINST going. Even if you manage to have fun driving, the rude staff will ruin things for you. Please don't go.

Great staff very helpful especially Tony (The owner) I do kart racing here Tony helps and guide me…read moreand my dad into the world of kart racing keep up the good work.

I went with my fian say what! Best Mexican in town Ricardo was so friendly…read moreI had the low cal (gotta keep them thighs teeny) steak burrito with no spicy sauce it was delish my lady sprung for the deep fried chicken chimichanga with warm butter topping. All in all it was great she loved it but it is four stars just because it was a lil too spicy for me all in all good food good place good service.

Located in the basement of parkway mall, this is a great play place for elementary school kids…read more Its main feature is the GO karting - where kids of a certain height can drive on their own. The cars themselves have bumpers to avoid serious crashes and don't go too fast. Kids who are under a certain height need to ride with a parent. The go karting round lasts around 5 minutes and can support 10 cars at a time. There's always a staff watching the whole time so it's pretty safe. There's also a small bouncy castle with a slide, a play area where you can go up one two sides and has 2 slides, an arcade type area (need to buy special tokens) and a play area with a projector that displays on the ground that rotates through games every few minutes. There's also party room and washrooms in the back but didn't go back there. We spent 20$ and got admission plus 2 rounds of go karting which was a pretty good deal as my kid stayed for at least 2 hours doing other stuff. Overall, a pretty good experience for younger kids. Older kids may be bored though.

This is a small cute place to take your small kids for a birthday party. They have slow speed go…read morekart for the kids, parents/adults have to sit with smaller kids. They also have a few small party rooms. The staff seem really nice, no concerns here. My niece had her birthday party here today and my kids really enjoyed themselves. They also have some arcades geared towards kids along with some nice racing games for adults with manual transmission as an option. There was also a small virtual soccer room. My niece had their party room for 2hrs and also had 2 gokarting sessions. This is a nice place to take small kids around 4 years old and situated inside Parkway Mall in Scarborough.

This place is so fun! Make sure you bring cash and are prepared to check your bags/ drinks at the…read moredoor. The games are extremely well maintained and there are so many to choose from! We were visiting from the states on vacation and highly enjoyed our time here together!! Worth having to get cash at the weed dispensary across the street (they do have an ATM but it wasn't working when we arrived!)

Ten dollars a person to get in was an incredible deal for the amount of value that it offered. At…read morefirst I thought I might be there for an hour, but after thinking "one more game" I ended up there for another three and a half hours. I love skee-ball, so that was one thing, but the video-arcade version of beer pong was not something I was expecting. The pinball games ranging from the old school cog version, to the 80s version where computers started to get involved, to the modern ones made just this year showcased a real range. What was incredibly exciting was being able to play a number of Mario Kart arcade game races, that I see for three or four dollars a race at other arcades. Couple that with the incredible food options (Deep fried mac and cheese wedges, deep fried mars bars, deep fried... everything!) and at prices that have you snacking and grazing through the whole thing. It's a great place for kids, too. The only thing is kids need to be out by 8pm. But, there's a lot to do before then.