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Andretti Indoor Karting & Games The Colony — Spring Break Activities in Dallas

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games The Colony

4.0(3,898)4.0 out of 5 stars, 3898 reviews Dallas, TX

About Andretti Indoor Karting & Games The Colony

Andretti Indoor Karting & Games The Colony offers a unique combination of indoor karting, duckpin bowling, and arcade games, making it a versatile venue for family entertainment and group events. The spacious layout and variety of activities cater to different interests, though experiences can vary significantly based on timing and specific activities chosen.

What parents should know

Summarized from real visitor reviews.

Best for: Family outings looking for a variety of activitiesTeam-building events or group celebrationsBirthday parties for children and teensChildren aged 8-11 enjoyed the arcade games and duckpin bowlingSuitable for teenagers and adults looking for group activities

Why families love it

  • Spacious venue suitable for group events
  • Duckpin bowling provides a fun alternative to traditional bowling
  • Variety of arcade games at reasonable prices ($1 per swipe)
  • Friendly and helpful staff enhance the experience
  • Buffet-style food options are surprisingly good for a gaming venue
  • Diverse selection of activities including karting, bowling, and arcade games

Insider tips

  • Visit during off-peak hours to avoid long lines and crowded conditions
  • Consider reserving a specific activity in advance if possible
  • Check for any special events or promotions that may enhance your visit

Good to know before you go

  • Busy weekends or holidays when the venue is likely to be overcrowded
  • Peak hours for karting to minimize wait times and maximize track experience
  • Long wait times for popular activities, leading to frustration
  • Inconsistent quality of service, particularly in dining areas
  • High cost for karting experiences with limited track time
Crowds
Very busy during weekends and special events, leading to long wait times
Value
Karting costs around $75 for 3 people for 8 minutes, which some found overpriced given the experience. Arcade games are reasonably priced at $1 per swipe, offering good value for families.
Food
Buffet-style food available, with a variety of options including desserts and appetizers
Safety
Safety measures in place for karting, but experiences may vary based on crowd control

What parents say

Rmel’s World
4.04.0 out of 5 stars
"We went here for a team-building event and tried the duckpin bowling, it was a great experience! The venue is spacious and well-suited for group events. They also have bars with a wide selection of drinks, which added to the fun atmosphere. We had buffet-style food, including a variety of desserts, appetizers, cold cuts, chips, pizza, and wings. The food was surprisingly delicious, especially for a gaming venue. The go-kart track looked awesome, though we didn’t get to try it since we were busy with our duckpin bowling competition. Overall, I highly recommend this place for team-building act"

a week ago

Stacey McKenzie
2.02.0 out of 5 stars
"Man ... what to say. Kids loved it . As they came back with full bags with goodies... we, the parents, enjoy the Coctails on the bar downstairs. Yes, they were good. But man ... first impression fancy and then broken machines and lines and lines and lines of people waiting.... that kill the entire vibe . Busy full of people and running kids. Pricey, of course . If I did not have a kid who enjoyed that type of activity, I wouldn't step in."

2 weeks ago

Adarsh Parakh
2.02.0 out of 5 stars
"Honestly, a disappointing experience. Paid $75 for 3 people for just 8 minutes of karting, but could barely complete a proper lap because people kept crashing. There were around 10 yellow flags during those 8 minutes, and frustratingly, the yellow flag time still counts against your racing time, which made it feel like a total waste. I did end up winning the race, but it didn’t feel rewarding at all. The electric karts were just okay — nothing special — and the indoor track felt small and cramped compared to outdoor tracks. Overall, not worth the money or time. Wouldn’t recommend if you’re loo"

a week ago

Reviews sourced from public Google data.