Best place to go for go carts!!! My son loves it, and we have been here for few times. Nice place…read moreand staffs are so friendly.

What a scam! We signed up our son for their camp and at 4:30p the Friday before camp they told us…read moreit was cancelled. This leaves our family in the lurch with no chance to find an alternate solution in time for Monday. When I called the manager he said they could have waited until Monday morning to tell us. If this is how they do business, you would be well advised to avoid them. Your family means nothing to them!

Pier 25 was such a fun spot in New York City! The mini golf was honestly a lot of fun and playing…read morewith the city all around you made it even better. The views were great, the atmosphere was relaxed, and it was a nice break from all the walking and sightseeing. I also loved being right by the water and getting to enjoy the NYC views while playing. Definitely a fun activity if you're looking for something different to do in the city, especially if you're into golf!

It was like fun I guess. They only had 5 ball colors, I think it was white, brown, black, yellow,…read moreand orange, which was like pretty lame. I ended up using the yellow verity ball. The course was fine I guess. It didn't really offer anything special, but there wasn't anything wrong with it. On one of the holes, there was a squirrel, which I thought was pretty funny. Overall it was a fine course, no blue, green, or purple balls though.

It was cool and fun you just got to learn to drive it and you can go fast…read more And they are very nice people

Definitely a cool experience overall. When we went it wasn't too crowded, maybe about a group of…read more10, so everything was handled pretty quickly. I was in a party of two. We walked in and were greeted at the front desk. The registration/check-in process was easy, just filling out a quick waiver. After that, we were told it'd be a little wait and we'd hear our names over the loudspeaker when our race was ready to go. Not even a full 15 minutes later we were being called to race. Once fitted with our protective gear we sat and listening to the directions & rules which was thorough! The race itself was fun! There were plenty of laps and the karts reached a fun speed. I can definitely see myself visiting again. Great if you don't want to deal with shoulder to shoulder crowds, in a comfortable environment.

The world's biggest karting track? Definitely something to cross off the bucket list--especially…read morewhen you have motor-loving kids! . If somebody does not like racing, there is plenty of other activities in the area, that also had a huge parking lot. The track is huge, demanding, and genuinely fun to drive. Our whole family loved the experience, and the staff was fantastic. A special shout-out to Isebaia, who took great care of us. She clearly and patiently explained all the options and was a fantastic ambassador for the front desk. We bought the 3-ride bundle. Since a couple of the kids were under 15, we started with a Semi-Pro race. Unfortunately, my kart wasn't working properly--it braked going uphill, downhill, and pretty much whenever it felt like it. Not exactly the ideal start. The next races we switched to Pro, but there were still quite a few racers on the track. If you're hoping to set records, I'd definitely recommend coming at a quieter time. When you have slower drivers who haven't quite figured out how to drive yet, patience becomes part of the experience. Despite that, everyone had a great time, and the staff really made the experience enjoyable. A couple of negatives: the karts should be checked more carefully before putting them into a race. Losing a race because your kart isn't functioning properly is frustrating. And then there's the price. Three races each for the whole family gets very expensive--almost approaching what you might pay for a full day at Universal Studios. That definitely puts the cost into perspective. I would give a 5 star for the racetrack and the staff, but the price and the broken kart brought it down to 3. So 4 in total Would I do it again? Absolutely. Would my wallet agree? Probably not. Still, for a family of racing and motor enthusiasts, it's an experience worth doing at least once.

Went with my Dad to celebrate Father's Day!…read more We went on a Tuesday and the crowd was minimal. The place had a great atmosphere with a well laid out map plan. Everything was spread out and didn't feel on top of each other. The location was way bigger than it had appeared to be. Bathrooms were spotless. I initially had my Dad and I to do one race and an hour of axe throwing but after our race my Dad lit up. So I asked the helpful associate Angel if we can sub our axe game for another race. The manager Nicole was such a sweetheart and did it no problem. Amazing experience, 10/10 recommend. My only dilemma is for people who carry most of their height in their legs beware. The go-cart seat can only go back so much. But otherwise we had a blast.

Cool sim racing spot close to the Westfield station…read more They have high end sim racing machines, with motion. I have a rig at home without motion, so this is a nice option. Would like more tracks. USA tracks only Laguna. Would be cool to add others, especially NE places like Watkins Glen, VIR, even NJMP The clock starts at start of time slot, and you use time getting set up. They should give you 5min to start getting set up Its a little pricey. Now again, they do have nice machines so I can understand that. But at this price level, they are competing with go karts, which many may prefer. I'm guessing that wait times here would be much better than at Supercharged though. Parking lot is reasonably large, and train station offers more parking. Seems like it may be a good place for kids parties given that it is in Westfield, but they may need to introduce some simpler games for that. I would say that this is better for older teenagers

Too much fun. I love racing and the simulators make it feel like reality…read more I came with my father in law and he loved it as well.

We came to K1 Speed to celebrate a birthday and do something other than lunch. Figured this could…read morebe a fun activity! Upon arrival, we waited in line for a few minutes and by time we got to the front we were told to go to the computers off to the side to make an account to get our K1 Speed "license." Then we had to get back in line again. Wish there was a sign that said to make an account first so we didn't waste time. Once getting our "license" we were given a head wrap to wear underneath our helmets and told that the next race wasn't for another hour. I asked the guy if he could give us a schedule - are races at the top of each other? This would help us determine where we could go eat to kill time. He just said to come back in a hour and he would make it work. To be honest, I had zero confidence. I thought we were going to rush back from eating and then wait another 30mins but he thankfully told us he could have us racing in 5mins. The race was fun - there were 6 of us as a group along with a few strangers in the mix. We did the lowest option which was included 2 races. One race itself is 12 laps which takes approx 10mins. The 2 race option was about $55 per person - little pricey considering how quickly it goes. K1 is an indoor go-kart race facility located inside the Palisades Mall on the 2nd level. It's all electric and the adult karts can go up to 45mins. Vroom vroom

Looks incredible, can't get enough of Go-Karts! Loved them since Childhood, hope they're at a Good…read morePrice is all!

I took my kids here for my birthday and they loved it ! And so did I. It's place was clean and…read morethere were only 3 other customers . So it's very safe to go. Go have fun and less loose . Prices are okay not bad . Bathrooms are clean and everyone wears a mask

My daughter loves it here!! Will always be back!! Thanks did having us. Thinking about having a…read morebday here!

Awesome indoor race track! Carts can go pretty fast but have great handling! First time here…read moredefinitely will be back. Also enjoyed one hour of axe throwing! Very fun! Staff is friendly too!

Went here last night with my family and we had such a fun time! The bowling was great and kept…read moreeveryone entertained, and they also have an arcade that works for all ages, so there's something for everyone to enjoy. My husband tried the go-karts and had an absolute blast -- they give you 12 laps, which is the perfect amount of time to really get into it without feeling rushed. The food was decent, more like bar food, but it hit the spot while we were hanging out. The service was excellent -- everyone we dealt with was friendly and helpful. Overall, it's a great place for a family night out or just some fun with friends. We'll definitely be going back!

The indoor go karts are definitely worth a visit. Unfortunately the arcade leaves a LOT to be…read moredesired. The prizes in the claw machines are off horrible quality. The amount of tickets you earn is abysmal... meaning prizes you can get at the end of your trip are even worse. The food and drinks at the bar were good however. So, that's a bonus. But, I'd say only go here for Karts and maybe the obstacle courses. Stick to a better arcade like Round1.

I went to The Bumper Factory twice in two days during some of my limited time in NYC. That's a…read morepretty solid endorsement right there. Even better, they have the deluxe versions of many machines while some arcades only offer the stripped down versions. For example, at The Bumper Factory, their Godzilla machine features the building that crumbles to the ground as it gets destroyed. That's pretty cool, and certainly adds to the fun. If you are a good pinball player, you will certainly find the pricing model to be vexing. I do enjoy going to a place where all the games are set to "free play". But $15 for 30 minutes, even in Manhattan, feels steep. Largely that's because I am a good enough player that a few bucks can keep me busy for over an hour. That said this is a great place, and a great price, to teach younger kids the game. And that is exactly what I did with my nephew. What I discovered was that on Monday, despite the hours posted on Yelp, The Bumper Factory was still open. However, the games were not set to free play, and instead of taking the admission fee I was able to simply use quarters to play. Woo hoo! I had one of the best games of my life on Guardians of the Galaxy. One ball alone was kept in play for the better part of fifteen minutes. Had I been paying by the half hour, that victory would have been tinged with sorrow. One other small ding against the place is that the Stern machines which feature the Stern Insider Connect feature were not activated. This is always a bummer, and also why I wasn't able to find this really nifty arcade on the Stern Pinball site. Most of the machines are new and in great shape. The space is pretty small and cramped, but it is NYC. From the arcade's website it also looks like there is a $35 all day rate, which I think I would much rather pay than $15 for 30 minutes. I'd have to take some breaks for coffee and pizza, but there are nearby options for both. More than anything, it's great to see pinball making some kind of comeback and salute the good folks at The Bumper Factory for putting in some machines in a space where kids can discover this great game.

Strangest thing, walked into a martial arts school and found Pinball machines. Went to a Kids…read morebirthday party here yesterday and had a blast playing pinball. They have about 10 pinball machines and I had to battle my kids to get in on the action. Downside, they are open on weekends.