While this may seem obvious, clarifying and dedicating the space on day one is also important. This means specifying the actual surface area needed specifically for the track on top of some additional areas as well, such as:

• Pit Area
• Briefing Area
• Prep Area
• Go-Kart Maintenance Area

The Maintenance area will be hidden in the background of the whole track, while the other areas are easily accessible to visitors.

The track itself all depends on the available space you have. If you’re looking for a smaller kids-only go-kart option, we’re looking at an area of up to 400 square meters. There are different tiers that range up to a super track , where it’s best developed for spaces from 2800 to 4000 square meters.

Then we start looking at the crowd flow itself. We pay attention to where the entrance of the centre is and design the go-kart track to look attractive and “steal the show” immediately when someone walks in. This is to develop a wow factor to help attract people to come to the go-kart section. Part of helping to attract visitors is an optional glazing on the façade, which can make the track visible to the outside area.

The more information we get about the space in generation, where the other attractions will be and so on, the better we can design integration between the track itself and the rest of the attractions. This helps us build out the best flow.

We need to be able to work around relevant structural pieces and e nsure that the space for the track is maximised. Of course, the best option is an open blank area, but that’s not always possible, so we build our design around these pieces. However, we recommend the distance between the pillars be at least 6.5 meters for single lane tracks and at least 13 meters for two lanes. The greater the distance, the more comprehensive the design options.

This all depends on whether you’ll be able to have a multi-level track or not. That’s why we have minimums for the height being the ground floor plus an additional five meters for the first level . Then, after that, each additional level requires only 2.5 meters per level.

Part of this data input is to get a better understanding of what the theme of the centre will be in general (if any). For example, will it be a gamification centre with laser tag, arcades, and VR systems? Or will it gear towards more active types of centres, such as those with climbing walls, rope courses and trampolines? All of this is relevant to ensure that we design an aesthetically appropriate track.

We also need to understand your target audience so our design team can find a way to offer your customers exactly what they’re looking for . This boosts their satisfaction and makes them come back time after time without forcing you to overspend for things you don’t need.

Once we can create the initial designs that you are satisfied with, our team will be able to complete their end with an approximate budget and timeline. Refining the funding will help ensure you’re ready for the investment and can expand or reduce the project as necessary to best fit your budget.

The design also helps us develop an accurate timeline to stick to once everything is decided upon beforehand. Any deviations could lead to compounding delays that can expand the timeframes and possibly the budget.

Knowing the client’s desired opening date is crucial for planning and meeting deadlines for required documents, permits, and loans. This includes designing and preparing engineering documents needed for successful submission.