Indoor Go Karting in Berlin

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Get down to business, stag style, at one of Berlin's best indoor go karting tracks with some seriously intense, adrenaline pumping competitive action.

Are you ready for some indoor karting madness in Berlin? It's time to race to the finish line, zooming past your friends at high speeds along the way. Every bachelor group has a cocky loudmouth; put him in his place once and for all with a great lap time that can't be beaten. Based in the centre of the German capital, there's very little travel involved, allowing for more drinking time when darkness falls. The course itself is completely indoors, so rain, hail, or snow, this battle is going down. With 30 laps in total and 25 minutes of racing time, it's going to be interesting to see which one of you takes it all home for yourselves.

What To Expect

Head over to the go karting track, which is nicely located in the centre of Berlin. A qualified instructor will be there waiting for your group to give you an introduction brief. Everyone will be given a full rundown of the vehicles and how they operate. Remember, these are high powered go karts, so you need to be fully comfortable driving them so there are no accidents. Don't be afraid to ask questions.

The racing track is the fastest karting track in Berlin. It's 430 metres long, with seven left and three right turns designed to give the sensation of speed, and it's completely indoors, so there's no chance of it being cancelled due to horrible weather.

Jump into your motor and prepare for your real life Mario Kart experience. There are 30 laps in total and 25 minutes of racing time. The person who crosses the line first is the winner. Real champions do whatever it takes to come out on top.

Gather together in the on site bistro and bar where the winners like to celebrate and the losers drink their sorrows away. A nice place for a few quiet ones before heading to one of Berlin's many strip clubs later that night to watch some beautiful German ladies show you what a real woman is. Not a word to any of the ladies back home.

What You Should Know Before Booking This Activity

• If someone in the group requires a balaclava when racing, they must be purchased on the spot for an extra fee.
• At the racing track, the staff don't have a solid understanding of English. It's best if someone in your group is able to speak some German, as there are important safety features that everyone needs to know before the race begins.