Tiny Towne | Go-Kart Racing

Last updated: January 26, 2026

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What you should know

Track feel Plan for 2-3 hours of activities including go-kart racing, arcade games, and a train ride; the venue offers different car types and tracks for children ages 3-9, with a separate area for Smart Cars for ages 9+.

Plan ahead Children must obtain a 'license card' upon arrival that uses 'tiny dollars' to access each ride and game; drivers must pass tests and meet height/age requirements before advancing to Smart Cars (57 inches minimum for Smart Car drivers).

Visitor tip Arrive at least one hour before closing time for last admissions, and consider booking a Friday 2-hour unlimited fun package ($35, 3:00-5:00 PM) for a structured visit or explore field trip packages ($22-$40 per kid) if visiting with a larger group.

Quick Facts

Track Type: both
Kart Type: electric
Min Age: Ages 1 and up (Toddler Cars ages 1-3, Tiny Cars ages 3-6, Booster Cars ages 6-9, Smart Cars ages 9+)
Height Req: 57 inches for Smart Car Drivers
Pricing: Package options range from $35-$600 for parties; $35 for Tiny Dollars package; $5 per round for Tiny/Booster cars; $3 per train ride; $2 per game; $1 per minute for Smart Cars

What visitors say

Absolutely amazing time! I had my daughters birthday here today, and she had the best time of her life. The go-carts, very cool arcade, and an overall cool feel made her smile during our whole time there. The food is great, the prices…

I would recommend that you should take your kid here atleast once. My kid had an awesome time. I saw some instagram videos and decided to venture out and it didnt disappoint. There is a small track for kids from 3 to 9. They will allow…

Tiny Town is such a charming place! It has a cozy, family-friendly vibe with lots of little details that make it feel special. The setup is super creative, and everything is neat and well organized. Perfect spot for kids to play, learn,…

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Did You Know?

Tiny Towne uses a sophisticated progressive licensing system where kids start in confined toddler tracks and advance through increasingly complex environments, culminating in a 'Traffic Track' with real road signs and two-way streets—essentially teaching actual driving concepts through go-kart play.
The venue operates a gamified experience where each child gets a 'license card' loaded with virtual 'tiny dollars' that they spend to access different rides and games, creating an immersive persistent-identity system rarely seen at go-kart venues.
Tiny Towne has been voted 'Best Place for Parties' three years in a row, a legitimate award recognition that sets it apart in its market.

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