Riding in go-karts and playing miniature golf are excellent ways to prepare children for a future filled with high-speed car chases and malevolent windmills. Ready, set, go with this Groupon.
Choose from Three Options
- $20 for $40 worth of entertainment, including go-kart and amusement rides
- $35 for an annual membership and 10 races for junior riders (a $70 value)
- $50 for an annual membership and 10 races for adult riders (a $110 value)
The $40 credit may be used toward any amusement in the facility. Test your skills on the upstairs go-kart track ($12/race), practice your putts on the 18-hole downstairs mini-golf course ($6/person), or collide with friends in bumper cars ($3/ride). The credit may also be used toward arcade play, billiards matches, and games of bowling.
Tri-State Speedway
Tires squeal and a 15-horsepower engine hums as its driver cuts through a narrow turn, shaving fractions of a second off the lap. Below the track, a colorful golf ball winds through faux island trees, avoiding walls and stops on its way to an awaiting hole. It's another day at Tri-State Speedway, a multileveled family entertainment center littered with motorized fun for patrons of any age. The upstairs, 22,000-square-foot go-kart track hosts competitive races with karts calibrated for speeds of up to 25 miles per hour. A walk downstairs leads to the island-themed, 18-hole mini-golf course nestled among a large video-game arcade, bowling lanes, bumper cars, and billiard tables. When fun gives way to hunger, Drafters Sports Cafe's servers and cooks serve finger-friendly pub bites, ice-cold beer, and paper napkins fashioned from losing basketball brackets.
Reviews
Needless to say they've got it all. It's fun, fairly big and quite a bit to do.
Dan B., Yelp, 7/30/12
Tips
87% of 724 customers recommend
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“Even with a coupon, there was more money out of pocket. $10 to register for the first time and if one wanted to participate in multiple races, it was more. My...”
“Even with a coupon, there was more money out of pocket. $10 to register for the first time and if one wanted to participate in multiple races, it was more. My grandson and I did 3 races against each other and the total was the $40 coupon, plus $10 registration and $40 additional dollars. Yet, we had a ball and it was a real rush as we were the only two racers on the course. He is 16 and loved it. I am 69 and I loved it. I will be going back with other grandsons.”
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“We went on a Thursday night and had the place to ourselves!”
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“We went early on a Friday and had the go carts to ourselves ! It was fun ! :-) ”
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