Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Orlando
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Our take
By Matt Spaulding, Founder and writer
Andretti is an indoor entertainment complex on International Drive, and its real edge is that the whole thing is air-conditioned. Multi-level electric go-kart tracks are the headline: fast, Italian-style karts on stacked circuits. Around them sit a 100-plus machine arcade, laser tag, a high ropes course, and VR simulators, plus a full-service restaurant and bar. It's self-paced, so a visit runs anywhere from one to four hours, and it stays open late, which makes it a solid evening move after a theme-park day. During July, when the afternoon thunderstorms roll in most days, you can duck inside and stay dry while the storm passes. The catch is how it's priced: karting, arcade credits, and laser tag each cost separately. There are bundled packages, but a full family visit still adds up fast, and because it's a filler outing, it competes straight with your theme-park budget. The karts also carry a height minimum (adult karts generally need roughly 56 inches), so younger kids may be stuck on junior karts or sidelined from the main event. It suits families with older kids and teens, groups, and adults who want a rainy-day backup or somewhere to burn an evening. Cancellation terms vary by package, so check the listing before you book.
Quick facts
- Best for
- Older kids, teens, groups, adults
- How long
- ~1-4 hours, self-paced
- Where
- International Drive, near the Convention Center
- Options
- Karting, arcade, laser tag (each priced separately)
- Height rule
- Adult karts ~56 in min; junior karts for smaller kids
- Cancellation
- Varies by package
Where it is
9299 Universal Blvd, Orlando, FL 32819, International Drive district, near the Orange County Convention Center
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Is Andretti Orlando a good rainy-day option?
Yes. The whole complex is indoor and air-conditioned, so it's one of I-Drive's better places to wait out July's near-daily afternoon thunderstorms. Karting, arcade, and laser tag all keep running through the rain.
How tall do you have to be to drive the go-karts?
Adult karts generally need riders around 56 inches, and there are junior karts for smaller kids. Younger children may be limited to the junior track or the arcade and laser-tag side.
Do you pay for each activity separately?
Mostly, yes. Karting, arcade credits, and laser tag are each priced on their own. Bundled packages cover several activities, which usually works out cheaper than paying a la carte.
How long do you need at Andretti Indoor Karting Orlando?
Anywhere from one to four hours, since it is entirely self-paced. Karting on the multi-level tracks is the headline, but there is also a 100-plus machine arcade, laser tag, a high ropes course and VR simulators to work through. It stays open late, so it doubles as an after-park evening.
Is there food at Andretti Orlando?
Yes, a full-service restaurant and bar sit inside the complex alongside the tracks, so an evening here does not need a separate dinner stop. Food and drink are their own spend on top of karting and arcade credits, which are already priced separately from each other.
Where is Andretti Karting in Orlando?
At 9299 Universal Blvd, in the International Drive district near the Orange County Convention Center. The whole complex is indoors and air-conditioned and it stays open late, which is why it holds up as an evening or storm-day plan in July.