So it might not be the classiest looking of places, from the outside or in. However, once you get…read morepast the cheap looking entrance hall with it's booths and hordes of snack machines, and zip yourself up in a driving suit or clip on a bulky laser-tag pack, you start feel a lot of childish excitement bubbling up inside you... The laser tag arena has two levels - and loads of wall sections to hide behind. I always find the best spot is up on the top of the fort to shoot all the unsuspecting people below, but then I always come a pitiful 7th or less, so what do I know? It's quite thrillingly exciting in that you're in the dark, there's lots of strobe and flashing lights and smoke machines are blasting fit to burst, so the adrenaline really starts pumping when someone jumps out in front of you! Try to book at the same time as other people, or in a big group - it makes it all the more exciting to have so many opponents. Scotkart is also fantastic - great for birthday parties and big groups to race against your mates - you almost feel like a miniature F1 driver! The only downside is that it's pretty expensive - the kind of thing that's reserved for birthday parties for that very reason. But I'd recommend it - whatever age you are!

First time going i struggled to find this place but once you make it through the roads surrounded…read morewith nothing but trees you will find what looks like a Massive car garage. As you enter you will immediately see the race track and the office. Once you book and pay you need to get changed into appropriate racing gear. You gotta be quick to get the right size of gear because they have limited amounts of suits and not everybody can the size they need. I had to wear an extra large racing suit which was pretty uncomfortable to move around in because medium and large suits were all being used. If you are going in large groups just remember not everyone will be racing at the same time!!!!!!!!!! I was unaware of this and was pretty surprised but it makes sense. Including me their were 17 of us that day and we had to make 2groups to race . Only one group will race at a time. You will be shown a dvd about saftey and driving which lasts 10 mins and the staff will are very strict when it comes to listening and they will definitely not let any one mess about. The driving lasts roughly 10 minutes for 1 race and then you got to come of and let other group drive. Overall it was a good experiment and would recommend this however it is a little big expensive.

Went here for a birthday day out, had an excellent time! The instructors give you a safety…read morepresentation, video etc and go over the rules of the track as well as all the flags meanings etc. Then its time for kitting out in all the equipment you need for the race. Next up is the Karts, the instructors give you a short lesson on the controls and then its time to get on the track. Practice laps, then you move on to either GP or different race formats. These can be chosen on the website or over the phone. All in all we had an excellent day out, its great fun and the Karts are super fast, feels like a real racing car! but in miniature!

From the owner: Track Drive Experience - a great introduction to karting where you race against the clock or other…read morevisitors Age 12+. Exclusive Grand Prix - fast and furious race action for your group or company for 8 to 56 drivers. Compete as an individual in our Grand Prix formats or with colleagues in our Team Race endurance races. Kids Karting - Junior karts for ages 8+ for Track Drive and Birthday Parties. Combat City Tactical Laser Tag at Cambuslang - real tactics & metal guns, for ultimate team based fun for Individuals, Groups and Companies. Sessions for kids (6-11yo) and Adults (12+).

Let me preface this review with the disclaimer that I have never before driven any vehicle other…read morethan a bumper car, so I had no idea what to expect when father dearest suggested that we (he, my sister, mum and I) go go-karting as a family (read battle to the death). Cambuslang Karting is an outdoor track, a little bit out of the way for most denizens of Glasgow. It's not too far from Cambuslang train station, so it can be reached easily enough by public transport, and the big canvas sign makes it easy to spot when you get there. The sessions are in 10 minute blocks, charging at £15 for the first 10 minutes and £10 for each additional 10 minutes. There are also big deals for a Grand Prix or Endurance event, apparently popular with stag parties and corporate events (I can see why!). Following a quick flags and safety presentation, there was much hilarity in getting the right size of overalls - they go up proportionately, so to wear one that fit me across yon bust, I ended up a bit penguin-legged! A good hoik up, and a bit of folding jiggery pokery, and all was well. Balaclavas and helmets and gloves, oh my! All very formula 1! By the time I was all dressed, I felt ready to tear up the track. At first, I was nervous... Then I was going at full speed around the track, cackling like a woman possessed, cursing those who tarried in my path! Mwahahaha! Sadly, my poor wee mammy was too nervous and kept getting stuck at the sides. She was too busy worrying about what everyone else was doing, and only managed two and a half laps the entire session. Bless. :) Father, sister and I, however, were having a race amidst another family of go-karters who obviously go often. The staff print out your lap times at the end of each session, so you can see who was the fastest, and how much faster you had to be to beat someone the next time round. So much fun!!! I was a second slower than my dad, an experienced driver, so I was pleased with my epic performance. It's a pricey hobby, just something you'd do once in a while, but when you start laughing maniacally as you belt up the track, you just know you'll be back for more.

I went to this place with low expectation's, the low resolution logo, the cringy name. When I…read morewalked in, I was greeted with really good service! The prices aren't bad, and the track had the perfect layout. They have three activities (plenty to choose), go karting, escape room and laser tag. As I said the service was really good. Don't buy snacks here though! The snacks are expensive, low quality, garbage. I recommend this place highly for anybody, tourists and locals alike!

Go karting review: friendly staff, nice environment, well maintained karts. Each heat/10minutes…read moresession is tracking your personal time. There are other types of events you can attend as well, depending on the number of people in your group. Worth having a look also at the Unlimited karting night, once per month. I have been in this venue for quite a few times during last year and I keep coming back. If you will be regular it's worth taking the membership deal.

Kids Valhalla! But for me I found it wholly too big and overwhelming. I found myself neurotically…read morefollowing my kid around and was thrilled when he decided to stick to the big moon hill thing. In my local play area I can sit and have a cuppa and not worry about him, here I felt a need to have him chipped or tagged so I could find him in the wilderness. Lots to do, for kids of all ages. Cafe part was only used for drinks and a tray bake but it was reasonably priced and tasty. Baby changing area was decent enough too. Great for a wet afternoon, but when it's busy you need a lead for your kid

There seem to be load of soft play places around Glasgow these days, but variety is always good…read more With it being kids' birthday party season this is the third one I've been to in as many weeks, I think. First off, it's huge - an old industrial unit. The ceiling may as well be the sky. Space is very well used with a couple of activities I've not seen in other play places - such as the stretched fabric space tent climbing activity. You have to see it to understand! The soft play area is a large U-shape surrounding an event area and small go-kart track, with one section set aside for the much smaller / toddler age range. Wall paintings are *staggering* and enormous. The decor goes all around the building, including the toilets (which are kept fairly clean - and it's good to see two baby-change units in the gent's loo). Party staff were great, very engaging and listened to the birthday boy's wishes and his cake was wheeled out by Woody from toy Story! Other staff were friendly and wandering around keeping an eye on things in general. Food prices are the usual escalated range you expect from these places - an adult burger with chips is around £7 and a kid's meal with a drink £4.25. Overall, impressed. If you're sitting in a seat waiting while the young ones work up a sweat, take a jumper. Especially first thing on a cold morning, it can get a little chilly.

Very entertaining! Crazy fun experience! Go karts are very…read morefast and the track makes you feel like an F1 racer!