Lone Star Kartpark

Great concept and the kids loved driving the carts (which go super fast by the way!). But as a family of 5 - we could not all compete against each other as they separate the "cadets" from the adults. I totally get it is for safety purposes but I would love to have seen an option for "family's". The track is bumpy which I thought added to the appeal, however my husband did not think the same. Also, the added fees can make it a pricey day out. You pay for each 10 minute race, plus a daily set rate maintenance fee, plus the loan of the head sock and helmet, plus taxes. If we go back, we will go earlier and "do" more races plus we will probably bring some snacks (there is only a solo soda vending machine)

Below average set upRun by kidsLacks organization Helmets olds and wornVisors brokenNo official rate startNo assistance with fitting helmets Poor communication Also the venue is difficult to find - we needed to call to get directions This place won't survive another year if they don't up their game

Very cool course ! Lots of turns and straights. Carts go pretty fast. A race is 10 mins. They do offer packages. Recommend not doing it in the middle of a hot day

4 of us mature adults were at the Kartpark for the first time yesterday (6/3/2023). I like the fact the front office for the most part answers their phone. We did have trouble finding it and had to call. I didn't notice they provided a more exact address on their website because it's under the Contact Us - and there is also no way to contact other than phone or in person. So they are getting my feedback on Yelp instead of directly.The front desk staff was nice and very helpful with questions and helping us get the best pricing. My husband checked in online, but he still had to spend more time than needed at the kiosk getting us checked in again. That just creates more waiting in a very small cramped space. The safety video was informative, quick, and to the point. Our two husbands had a better time than us two wives. My first go around the track I felt quite unsafe because of the high testosterone male drivers who were swooping within a half inch of my kart. I spoke directly to two of them during our break and told them how they affected me as a first time driver. They both apologized and I didn't have any issue on the second round - but my best friend did. She had the same unsafe experience and ended up leaving the track after only 4 rounds. Then she heard one of the men bragging about wiping out 3 times on the track, when one of those times he actually hit her. And one time she was sandwiched in between two karts with only inches between the cars for a long time. So this leads me to wonder why the Kartpark doesn't separate riders into groups of racers and guests just looking to have a good time. I did know from the website there would be racers, so I wasn't completely caught off guard, but I doubt I will go back because of this. Their system isn't really designed to accommodate casual riders. It seems the casual riders are actually there to provide obstacles for the racers to get around. The time around the track is ample and with doing two rounds I was getting to know the track quite well. We talked with the track crew while we were out there and they were nice. I did notice two times when they were walking across the track they were moseying across and I had to slow down for one of them. I wonder why they don't get a clip in their step and move across quickly for their safety and for the concern of the drivers. Just seems strange to me.The karts worked well and were as fast as advertised. The track was challenging and overall good fun. A note on pricing: the Military and First Responder discounts are not on top of package pricing.

So much fun! My sons and I went with a group of friends. (Pro tip- get there early on a weekday.... like right after they open. Otherwise, be prepared to wait!). Great carts, awesome track, and the track employees are all super nice and helpful. Everyone is safety conscious all around. They don't tolerate goofing around!

Me and my two buddies recently started go karting as a trio at Dallas Karting Complex. Since it is under construction we've been wanting to branch out. We found this little spot and after we put in our time with a couple heats I can confidently say it's a good spot. We take karting pretty seriously and we compete with our best times. That being said the track really puts inexperienced drivers in a spot that may interfere with the experienced riders due to some of the set ups for the turns. The track is also bumpy so a heavy rider may do better. Other than those two things I had a good time. The carts are plenty safe, unfortunately I got t boned pretty bad in my second heat but walked away with just a bit of bruising. My advice, be careful and learn the track. There's no point in trying to cut off anyone since this is a race against the clock.

If you visit their website, it discusses age and height restrictions. What it fails to mention is that the company does NOT run the cadet size karts on Fri, Sat, and Sundays. So if you bring your cadet size/age child 8-12 and 48 inches, they can't drive a kart, they can only ride along in an adult size kart...but wait, there's more. They only have 1 two seat adult kart. Seriously! We asked why they didn't discuss any of this on their website so that we didn't waste our time driving to the business...they said "well we have a sign posted". Sooooo, you can order a sign. Have it made and shipped to you and posted in the lobby...but you can't update your website?

Went here for the first time about 3 weeks ago and suffered a pretty nasty burn on my right side due to some of the karts not having a heat shield. My first race I gave my concerns to one of the employees and he said "yea some of the karts don't have heat shields and the owner knows about it but is too lazy to fix it. My second race I pulled my pants up as high as possible to cover the heat but it was still going through. After my 3rd race my skin was peeling and I had blisters. Keep in mind every race was a different kart not the same. As fun as the go karts were it's definitely not worth a nasty burn and probably won't be back here again. This place can up their safety.

Worn down equipmentTrack is worn down - if you like a bumpy ride then its for youRan by kids who appeared to have their own little soap opera going onMe and the wife ran 2 races - each race, each car had something wrong with itThey advertise a first responder discount but the cashier told me the 2 race package is cheaper and I can't get the discount "which is fine, I don't expect a discount, but don't advertise it if it doesn't apply"Wont be back

So much fun!!! Went for a friends get-together & had an amazing experience. Would recommend to all ages! 10/10