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General

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We are located at 48 Chalkis Street, Pylaia 57001, behind Mediterranean Cosmos.

Free parking is available on-site. If you have trouble finding us, call us at +30 2310 467466.

Every day, 09:00 – 23:00. The track operates as usual well into the evening thanks to floodlights, so stopping by after work or after dinner is completely normal here.

Opening hours may vary on public holidays, and special circumstances or events may occasionally affect availability — please check our Google profile or give us a call.

Yes, we highly recommend booking in advance. Book online and your spot is guaranteed — no queues and no waiting for an opening in the schedule.

Walk-ins are also welcome, but you will be able to drive when the next available slot opens up. Weekends and evenings tend to fill up quickly.

Bookings are non-refundable and non-transferable, unless you purchased Booking Insurance during checkout.

Booking Insurance is a small optional add-on available when paying online. If you have it, you can cancel your booking and receive a full refund, no questions asked. Without it, we are unable to cancel, refund, or move your booking to another day.

If your plans are not completely certain, we recommend adding the insurance. It costs only a small percentage of the booking value.

Sessions run on a fixed schedule, as the next group will be waiting. Please arrive 30 minutes before your scheduled time so you have enough time to check in, sign the waiver, put on your equipment, and attend the safety briefing.

If you arrive after your session has already started, we will do our best to fit you into the next available slot, but this cannot be guaranteed. Late arrival is not grounds for a refund.

A standard session lasts 10 or 15 minutes on the track, which is approximately 15–25 laps, depending on the type of kart and your pace.

Most people book two or three sessions — the first is for learning the track, while the real fun usually starts from the second.

No. You do not need a driver’s license, racing experience, or your own equipment. If you can reach the pedals and follow the safety briefing, you can drive.

You check in at reception, sign the waiver, and register as a driver.

Before heading out onto the track, our staff will give you a full safety briefing: how the pedals and steering work, what each flag means, the correct racing line, and what to do if you spin.

No one goes out on track unprepared.

It is one of the safest forms of motorsport, and we have designed our facility with safety at its core:

  • Every kart is equipped with the electronic RaceSafety speed control system, allowing our marshals to instantly slow down or stop any kart — individually or all at once
  • The karts have a low center of gravity and are extremely difficult to overturn
  • Full-face helmets and balaclavas are provided for every driver
  • A mandatory safety briefing is given before your first session
  • Track marshals with flags are present throughout every session
  • All karts are regularly maintained and continuously inspected

The most important rule: no deliberate contact.

  • Closed-toe shoes — trainers or sneakers are ideal. No sandals, flip-flops, heels, or platform shoes.
  • Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move freely. Long trousers are generally more comfortable than shorts.
  • Tie back long hair and tuck it inside the balaclava.
  • Remove scarves, loose sleeves, long necklaces, dangling jewellery, and straps.
  • Leave phones and other loose items in the car or with a friend rather than carrying them in your pockets.

Ολοκληρωμένο κράνος και, για λόγους υγιεινής, μπαλακλάβα κάτω από το κράνος — είναι υποχρεωτική. Μπορείτε να αγοράσετε μία στη ρεσεψιόν για λίγα ευρώ και να την κρατήσετε για τις επόμενες επισκέψεις σας, ή να φέρετε τη δική σας.

Yes, as long as your helmet is full-face, in good condition, and meets standard motorsport or motorcycle safety standards. Our staff will inspect it before use. You are also welcome to bring your own gloves, racing suit, and boots.

Yes — every kart is equipped with a timing transponder. The live timing screens show the running order, your best lap, and your most recent lap while you are on track.

Your results are saved to your RaceFacer driver profile, so you can view your lap times, your personal best in each kart category, and your position on the leaderboards.

Register online before your visit or at the reception kiosk. You will need to provide your full name, date of birth, and contact details, and you will sign the waiver digitally.

Drivers under the age of 16 require the signature of a parent or legal guardian. Registration takes around two minutes, is free of charge, and only needs to be completed once.

Of course, and it’s free. There is an air-conditioned spectator area directly in front of the pits, with a clear view of the start/finish straight, where you can enjoy a coffee, a soft drink, or a snack while you wait for your turn.

Yes. Driving on a wet track is part of karting and can be great fun — there is less grip, speeds are lower, and driving becomes more about finesse than outright aggression.

We only close the track during thunderstorms or when standing water makes conditions unsafe.

Yes. The track is equipped with six lighting poles and 14 floodlights, so evening sessions run under full lighting right up until closing time.

550 metres long and 6 to 8 metres wide, with 10 corners — 7 right-handers and 3 left-handers.

It is a technical layout with a good balance of fast sections and tighter corners that break up the rhythm, fully enclosed by tyre barriers. It rewards a clean racing line far more than simply staying hard on the throttle.

Karting involves vibrations, lateral forces, and the possibility of sudden braking or minor impacts. Please do not drive if you are pregnant, have back or neck problems, a heart condition, epilepsy, or are recovering from recent surgery or a fracture.

Anyone who is visibly under the influence of alcohol or drugs will NOT be allowed on the track. No exceptions, no refunds.

Our karts feature adjustable seats and pedals and can comfortably accommodate a wide range of body types.

Yes — birthday parties, school trips, team-building events, bachelor and bachelorette parties, and corporate events are an important part of what we do.

We can organize a complete race format with qualifying, heats and a final, a podium ceremony, printed results, and catering.

Email us at info@gokart.gr or call +30 2310 467466.

Online by card, Apple Pay, or Google Pay, or by card or cash at reception.

Yes — we organize the SODI World Series (SWS) championship, as well as regular club races and academy sessions for drivers who want to take their skills and speed to the next level.

Ask at reception or follow us on Instagram and Facebook for the latest schedule.

Adults

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From the age of 14 and above, you can drive an adult kart. Drivers under 14 will use a junior kart.

Our adult fleet consists exclusively of SODI karts, available in three power levels.

They all share the same chassis, so the difference you will feel comes down purely to power — and on a technical 550-metre track, a 390cc kart is serious business.

No, and that is intentional. Access to the 270cc and 390cc karts is earned: you need experience on our track and consistent lap times in the immediately preceding category.

It may sound strict, but that is why our faster sessions remain clean. Your progress is recorded in your driver profile.

Yes. Book the same time slot and you will be on the track together.

Yes. Book the same kids’ time slot as your child: kids’ time slots are also open to adults.

Your child drives a junior kart, while you drive either the 200cc kart or the two-seater kart. For safety reasons, we do not allow the higher categories in kids’ time slots.

Up to 10 in a standard session. We keep the number reasonable so you have a clear track ahead of you, rather than a traffic jam.

Yes — we offer exclusive track rental for companies, clubs, and private groups. Contact us for availability and pricing.

Stay in the kart, keep your hands and feet inside it, and raise one hand. A marshal will come to assist you.

Never get out of the kart and never try to rejoin the track on your own — the other karts will still be approaching.

No. Deliberate contact is penalised first with a warning, then by reducing your kart’s speed, and finally with a black flag and the end of your session without a refund.

Karting is about braking later and safely carrying more speed through the corner.

For kids

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From age 5. The child needs to reach the pedals and be properly secured by the seat and belts — our staff checks this at check-in.

Younger children can go on the track as passengers in a two-seater kart.

Kids drive our junior karts, the SODI LR4 & LR5. They are purpose-built with a smaller chassis, shorter reach to the pedals, and a seat designed for children.

Once your child turns 14, they move up to the adult RT8 fleet.

Up to around 45 km/h, and we can set it lower.

Every kart is fitted with the RaceSafety system, so we can limit the speed for a nervous child and increase it as their confidence grows — often within the same session.

Yes. Kids’ time slots are open to adults too — book the same slot and you’ll be on the track together.

Yes. A parent or legal guardian must be on site to sign the waiver for every driver under 16, and must remain on the premises for the duration of the session.

Closed-toe shoes, comfortable clothes, and hair tied back and tucked away.

We provide full-face helmets in children’s sizes, and a balaclava under the helmet is mandatory.

They raise their hand and a marshal brings them straight in — no panic, no pressure. It happens, and our staff deals with it every week.

Every child gets a safety briefing before their first session, and marshals monitor the entire track.

For kids who want to get really good, we run a karting academy with structured coaching.

Yes — it’s something we do really well. We offer timed race sessions with results, plus a space for food and cake.

Yes. We regularly host school trips and youth groups, with special group rates and a schedule tailored to your timetable.

Two-Seater Kart

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A kart with two seats: an adult drives, and the other person sits alongside as a passenger. That’s how children who are too young to drive on their own get to experience it — as well as anyone who’d rather ride along.

Ours is a SODI Double 270cc, built on a longer chassis with two seats and two seat belts.

An adult driver, at least 18 years old. The driver is responsible for the passenger, so we ask for a calm and sensible pace.

Children who are too young to drive on their own. The seat has its own belts, and the child wears a full-face helmet in their size.

It’s also popular with adults who don’t want to drive — nervous first-timers, grandparents.

Yes, it’s a popular choice for couples, and for anyone who’d rather sit next to a friend than chase them around the track.

Slower than a single kart — it’s a heavier machine carrying two people. Expect around 40 km/h.

Plenty exciting when you’re a metre off the ground and 30 centimetres from a tyre wall.

Yes. The passenger is belted in, wears a full-face helmet and balaclava, the kart’s speed is limited through RaceSafety, and there’s an adult you trust at the wheel.

No — the kart has to return to the pits for any change, which eats into your session time. If two children each want a ride, book two sessions.

Yes. We have a limited number of two-seater karts, so select it when booking online rather than assuming one will be available on the day.

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