$29 for Six Hours of Unlimited Go-Kart Racing at Grand Prix Kartways (Up to $62 Value)
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High-powered electric motors rev inside stylish Italian racing karts before racers drift around the curves of elaborate themed racetrack
When the Trans-Canada Highway Act of 1948 was passed, the system's designers envisioned a lawless, death-race arena where only the fastest could avoid being killed by mechanical gulls. Experience a thrilling fraction of this racing dream with today's Groupon: for $29, you get one single-day racing pass valid for a six-hour session (up to a $62 value) at Grand Prix Kartways on Carl Hall Road.
Visitors at Grand Prix Kartways jump inside high-speed Italian racing karts to zip around an enclosed track in an experience recently featured on Global TV. Each kart sports a professional-team paint scheme and spins its rapid rollers with a high-powered electric motor that keeps the air and the facility clean. Drivers vie for top pole position in Grand Prix's elaborate racetrack, brushing the edges of red and white street bumpers and gawking at painted cityscapes and audiences as well as roadside displays.
Grand Prix's 47,000-square-foot facility features a full-service café for gustatory pit stops, a VIP lounge with bar, and a vast arcade with billiard tables, foosball, air hockey, video games, and an eight-lane slot-car track, allowing thumb-sized participants a chance of miniature motor glory.
High-powered electric motors rev inside stylish Italian racing karts before racers drift around the curves of elaborate themed racetrack
When the Trans-Canada Highway Act of 1948 was passed, the system's designers envisioned a lawless, death-race arena where only the fastest could avoid being killed by mechanical gulls. Experience a thrilling fraction of this racing dream with today's Groupon: for $29, you get one single-day racing pass valid for a six-hour session (up to a $62 value) at Grand Prix Kartways on Carl Hall Road.
Visitors at Grand Prix Kartways jump inside high-speed Italian racing karts to zip around an enclosed track in an experience recently featured on Global TV. Each kart sports a professional-team paint scheme and spins its rapid rollers with a high-powered electric motor that keeps the air and the facility clean. Drivers vie for top pole position in Grand Prix's elaborate racetrack, brushing the edges of red and white street bumpers and gawking at painted cityscapes and audiences as well as roadside displays.
Grand Prix's 47,000-square-foot facility features a full-service café for gustatory pit stops, a VIP lounge with bar, and a vast arcade with billiard tables, foosball, air hockey, video games, and an eight-lane slot-car track, allowing thumb-sized participants a chance of miniature motor glory.