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Little Ones Now Have a ‘Place to Race’ with Kiddie Karts at COTA!

We’re here with exciting news from Circuit of The Americas – now kids 12 and under have a race track built just for them!  COTA’s initiative to expand offerings to families includes the new Kiddie Karting Track located next to their 15-turn adult course.  Kids will get a personalized Kiddie Karting Driver’s License to bring with them each time they return, and the best part?  COTA’s attentive Karting Staff can control the speed of each fully-electric kart individually so parents can confidently relax and watch their kids have the time of their life.

Photo via COTA Kiddie Karting

The Details

  • Kids must be 36 inches tall, and between the ages of 5-12 to drive the Kiddie Karts
  • COTA Karting staff will fit each racer with a helmet, head sock, and neck brace
  • Each race costs $12 per rider for five minutes of racing, and you can book your child’s race here
  • Please arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled race, and check their operating hours here
  • All participants MUST sign a waiver before their race. Waivers are available at the COTA Karting track, but you can save time by e-Signing before your track session, and/or printing and signing the parental consent form here.

Birthday Parties
We’ve written about cool places to host your kids’ birthday parties, but a Kiddie Kart Birthday at COTA takes the cake.  Birthday party guests will enjoy multiple rounds of racing, food and drinks, outdoor games, and a Kiddie Karting Driver’s License.  This package starts at $700 with private suites, COTA merchandise, and custom décor available as add-ons.  Inquire about booking your party here.

Race on, racers! 

1 thought on “Little Ones Now Have a ‘Place to Race’ with Kiddie Karts at COTA!”

  1. Suggestion Box:
    Under , ages 3-7 experience with the littlest kart.
    1. Special Registration Card for souvenir
    2. Try on a racing helmet
    3. Sit in a kart and have an adult walker roll it down a few yards with no motor, just to feel the kart moving.
    4. Have a sound system with motor sound, clapping and cheering (NOT LOUD)
    5. Award a tiny cheap trophy, age appropriate.

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