Andretti Indoor Karting & Games

Had so much fun on karts and with games. Can not wait to go back. The service at the bar started off bad then Dusty came in and made it a better experience.

This is a nice spot to chill with you kids. Standard games that keep the busy for about an hour.

This was my daughter and I third time coming to this particular location. Our first time was in May of 2013 (we were visiting GA at the time). The second time was in March of 2015 and she had a party for her birthday in September of 2015. Our most recent visit could’ve been a disaster because of the crowd. But we had thee BEST host!!! I don’t recall his name but her party was Sept. 26^th in the evening. Some of my guest arrived LATE! (don’t yuh just hate that?) UGH! He was very patient and catered to my daughter and her buddies on every level (she’s 11). He was just super awesome that I had to tip him $ 50 bucks!!! The five stars were for him. The place was ridiculously crowded, rain and all. So it annoyed me to my soul. But he helped make the crowd tolerable because of his service!!!

Chuck e cheese for adults. Two places to eat and tvs. Ultimate hang out spot 4 adults. I love the Karting but a ish there were more courses. Maybe one outside since they already have one built inside already. Nobody passed me but the printout of the race results stated that I didn’t. The simulator I was one was horrible, the petal shifters was broke and yhe brakes are not very responsive. The dark ride simulation pretty cool killing robots were the best.

Great concept of a figure like Mario Andretti in place to memore a racing legend. Amazing to have fun with family or friends! A multiplicity of choices for kids, gamers and speed and extreme lovers! Menu is a big surprise, its high cuisine a la carte! In a favorable budget! The best chicken wings flavors and jumbo potatoes! The service was more than usually u expected! personalized and carefully to the details! Definitely i come back again!

This was my first visit. It was fun and my nephew had a blast. The 3D ride (I can’t remember the name) was fun. But initially there wasn’t a staff person there taking our cards so we had to wait (only for a little while). The go karts were fun and so were the other games. I didn’t try the food but I will next time.

We were in town visiting and went over to Andretti, where the Tennessee fans in town meet to watch the game. We were told they usually have 200+ but they didn’t this day. Maybe 50. It was rainy and fans were down after three crushing losses. They set up the UT fans nicely. A great place to watch sports with lots of TVs.
We were surprised how good the food was. Really good wings and fried pickles. Pizza not so good. But the service was awful from our second server. He was really not busy except for texting on his phone the whole time. I had to run to the bar many times to place orders and ask for more drinks. We did not tip well. This was service as bad as we’ve ever had.
The complex is really cool. Two indoor go-​kart tracks: one slow and one with faster cars. The one with faster cars requires that you have driver’s license or, I think, proof of age. Those cars go up to 40 mph. The slower cars on the other track go around 15 mph. Lots of other neat video games, climbing wall, etc. Neat place. They are opening one in Marietta in just a few days.

I had fun with the games. However, when my date and I decided to get a bite to eat our server Mirmaim SUCKED! Yet Markia saved the night. She was an awesome server. We didn’t get to do the go-​karts because it was too late. My suggestion; get their early if you would like to go krating.

Highly recommend their Monday night 10pm-​2am deal. Free 21+ ($ 10 cover for 18 – 20) no one under 18 allowed in. All the arcade games are free and races are 17 each (including tax) there are also drink and food specials at the bar.

My Boyfriend and I needed to just have fun one night so we decided hey LETS RACE! So we thought that Andretti would be the perfect place to go for some fun! This was our first time ever going and we were pretty impressed! Just like everyone says «Don’t forget your wallet»!! and that is very true, they are a bit on the pricy side. We walked in and there were people everywhere, honestly we were clueless on what we needed to do to have some fun! We went over to the desk and signed up for a race. We had to wait about 2 hours for an opening so we played arcade games. What a money sucker, but so addictive! We were like 5 year olds again running from game to game playing them all! We racked up about 9000 points and went to the prize counter and got lots of unneeded nick naks!
Once it was time to race we went into the briefing room and noticed that we should not bring all of these things on the track with us we had to get a locker… but they were all taken so we had to put all of the prizes we just got. (I guess we should have got the prizes after the race… oh well) I think that they just need a few more lockers and that would be good. The staff around the track all seemed miserable, like they did not want to be there. They were rude and rushed everyone. I don’t know it was not as great as I thought.
But My boyfriend got in 1^st place and I got in 3^rd place so that was fun. They should somehow try and make the track bigger though, or just a little longer so you can get more for your money.
It was fun and I will do it again!

So much fun!!! The first thing we did was go to the restaurant part. We got the Cowboy Stack– sooo good! The waitress was kinda greedy since we ended up not getting alcoholic drinks since we were waiting on friends. The arcade was way too much fun! The best deal for loading your card is definitely to splurge and get the $ 50 since you get an extra $ 12 to spend. We played almost all of the games in the arcade and won a lot of tickets! We ended up not going on the karts for personal reasons but they looked and seemed pretty awesome. The races are about 10 minutes long and there are plenty or cars to drive. It was definitely worth the trip out there!

We decided to come here on a whim with my husband’s 3 cousins and we do not regret it. The line to register for the games was crazy long but the young lady that helped us was sweet and so knowledgeable. We had to do the Jr. Track first because we had a 5 year old with us but after doing the Jr. Track, we decided that we would do the Adult one as well!!! I will admit that I wasn’t going too fast but I still had a great time, my hubby on the other hand was whipping through that track and ended up getting 2^nd Place.
We also did the XD Dark Ride and that was so fun. We wanted to do the zombies but decided to do the Pirates since we had a little one with us. My husband and one his cousin also did the zip line and they seemed to enjoy themselves.
We went to the restaurant for dinner and the Nachos were amazing, so was my drink, the Ciroc Cooler with Strawberry Purée. Our entrees were just okay, hence the 4 instead of 5. We had to send back one persons’ food and even though the kitchen was closed, they made us something else.
Bottom line, the next time we’re in Georgia, we will come back because there was still a lot of stuff we weren’t able to do…

Reporting live from Andretti —
*NOTE* This is written primarily based on the horrible service we are currently receiving inside their restaurant: Andretti Grill.
We (a party of 10) scheduled to go go-​karting around 9 PM, so we decided to grab dinner in their lackluster excuse of a restaurant. To start off, the waitress took approximately twenty minutes just to bring us what we asked to drink. My boyfriend and asked for waters. A few members from our party ordered drinks that probably shouldn’t have taken that long to concoct, and even if they did, the waitress could have at least given the table water to sip on while we waited. And that seems to be just it. The waiting. When she finally brought us our drinks, we were obviously ready to order because of the amount of time she took.
Now here is another note, the menu is your typical American fare and is generally pretty well-​priced. Nobody from our party really complained about the food; we didn’t really expect anything extraordinary. Andretti is known for it’s arcade and go-​karting, not it’s food.

Great place for young kids and old. Lol. Love the atmosphere and the go karts are awesome. It’s a good experience if u ever want to bring your kid or kids there. Great for big groups or small groups of friends and family. Quality time with a little adrenaline. Get yo race game on…

Had tons of fun at Andretti’s for the Memorial Day weekend!
Went with a few friends and we played every arcade game, rode the karts, and tried the simulations. My FAVORITE and must play is the XD experience (zombies). It was only $ 10 for 2 people and was over 5 minutes of amazing game play. It felt so real– I screamed the entire time.
I wish they had a better selection of prizes when you redeem your tix, but overall I had a great time.

This place is so much fun and it’s not just for the kids either!
The best thing that they have here are the karts (of course) and the XD Dark Ride! I suggest going online and either buying a Groupon deal or the online deal for $ 35 that comes straight from their website. If you don’t and you just wait to pay for everything there, you will definitely spend more than $ 35, especially since just one adult race is $ 25 by itself.
It does take a few laps to get used to driving the carts, but you’ll find that the learning curve is very rapid. I found out a little too into the race that me just resting my left foot on the brake paddle was making my kart slower than it could’ve been if I just lifted it up and didn’t rest it there. :(Oh well, next time I know exactly how to get max speed out of my kart and drifting is so much fun! I feel like I’m in a real life GTA game, minus having to jack someone for their kart of course.
The rock climbing wall isn’t so high until you’re up at the top and the workers there are telling you to jump down! Like hell (it’s kind of scary) — although I did end up just facing the wall, jumped and trusted the mechanism to not break on me.
The XD Dark Ride experience is also a must! It’s like going to a super 3D movie, sitting in the front seat and hoping the zombies don’t eat you as they climb up on the vehicle to you! Love it!

Oh my gosh!!! Most fun place I’ve been in a while. The racing was freaking awesome, the zip line was thrilling, and the games were pretty fun although I loved the bowling the most. Well and the race, that’s was #1 for me.
Pricing was alright. 25-​race 10-​zip line and gamepass-12.50 which got a few games they were a bit pricey. Ranging from 50 cent to 3.00 a game.
I would definitely recommend this to my friends and family. And will be returning with my children next time!!!

Took my fiancé here on a date because we arrived in town a day early. It’s expensive if you do not have a coupon, but the online only promos helped knock the price down a bit. We did the 1 adult ride, 1 climb, and $ 10 at the arcade deal for $ 35 each. We had a blast, but what I am the most impressed about is the follow up about our race. Andretti emails you lap times, detailed stats about each lap, and finishing scores. If you download the mobile app, you can get lush notifications when your race stats are available.
The race was super fun, but I feel like we were only on the track for less than ten minutes, which is not worth the full price of $ 30 if we had paid that much. The retail prices are set at tourist trap fees, which is fine if the customer experience delivers. I’d say the race experience was worth maybe $ 6. It seems like it would be much more fun in the summer or with gloves on in the winter. It gets COLD on the track in February, even if you are standing still on the staging area (It was flurrying when we arrived.)
The arcade was neat too. It’s much cleaner the way they keep track of everything via swipe card– arcade balance and ticket balances are kept on your swipe card. We played a bunch of games that we could compete against each other on. There’s only a handful, so the arcade part isn’t necessarily a good place for a date.
I loved the rock wall. It is about 30 feet tall, with an easy, medium, and hard course. It’s a lot like the travel wall that you see at carnivals and parties, just cosmic-​colored. I wore the wrong shoes (wedge boots) for climbing, but tried it anyway. It was my first rock wall climb and was a finger-​length shy of pressing the button at the top of the easy route. They allow you two attempts and I started at the medium, before I realized I needed to scale my ego down a bit! I’m not as athletic as I was 5 years ago and the shoes are a bigger factor when climbing a rock wall than what I thought!
All-​in-​all, it was a good experience. Do NOT go there without a Groupon, Sweet Jack, or LivingSocial deal, though.

It was a long year and a busy fall season. Therefore, our team decided we needed a well-​deserved break, away from the typical happy hours or open bar «adventures.» We needed a change of scene.
Our team admin took charge of dealing with the party reservation. Andretti’s sent us a quote and we determined what we wanted included, so we included food, game cards, zip lining, and two go-​cart races. I didn’t or take in the zip line, but we ordered some appetizers and played some arcade games. The game card lets you play for a full hour, alas without winning any tickets, but you play unlimited games from the moment you swipe for a full sixty minutes.
The racing can be fun with the right group of people. There is a winding track that can get a little old after 7 – 8 laps. My team is pretty competitive, especially the guys. If you choose not to drive, you can stand on the balcony and get the best view in the house of the track. At the end of the race, the results are pooled by your race car number, so be sure to remember which car you are. For some reason, my car slowly leaked oil all over my leg (thankfully I was wearing jeans) but the stench of gasoline followed me everywhere my pants, which made for some of my own nausea and unpleasantness.
The food was alright, I believe a few people had a little tummy trouble afterward… But I was ok. We ordered tons of appetizers to share, as well as some strong cocktails and large glasses of beer.
Overall, a great way to spend your afternoon instead of working on a week day.

I’ve been here several times before for corporate events and had a great time racing on the adult track. This time I came with my family, one of whom was turning 13. We brought along a small group of his friends for a little male testosterone building high speed adrenaline.
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THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW
– If you’ve never been here before you MUST register your entire party @ self guided kiosks. Depending on the size of your group this could take a while. You then pay for your desired activities at Guest Services and each person receives a playing card. This also took a while for our group.
*Note: Not to complain, but the girl serving us (Alejandra) must have swiped those cards 8 x each during our registration. Don’t know if she was new and was making mistakes or if this was normal procedure, but it seemed unnecessarily long.
– There will likely be a long wait time for races if you come on busy days like weekends or holidays. We arrived around 5:30 pm on a Saturday and the earliest race time available for our group of seven was 9:05 pm. Honestly, I think this is a ploy to get you to stay longer and spend more money. There were several karts not being used on both tracks.
– Check the website for promotional deals. We purchased a $ 26/​child package that included one Junior Track race, the Sky Trail or Rock Wall and a $ 10 gaming card, which doesn’t give you much game play time.
– They have a large amount of employees here but none seemed to be very enthusiastic or helpful when being asked a question.
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RACING
About 10 minutes before your race time you will be briefed on track etiquette and fitted for a helmet.
The adult track is a lot larger and filled with twists and turns while the Junior track is a pitiful oval that is smaller than some pig race tracks I’ve seen on farms during harvest season. I remember this track being longer, but it seems they’ve broken it up into two separate junior tracks.
The karts are not very fast on the junior track. I found myself trying to use Jedi mind tricks to will my kart into moving faster… but sadly it didn’t work. The final result looked more like me bobbing my head forward in an ill-​placed attempt to gain a little more momentum to overtake my children. Instead I used my driving experience to get them on the inside corners and bumped them into the sidewalls!!! Against track rules? Yes, but it was the last lap and I needed a little more excitement than these karts could bring.
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HINDSIGHT
Overall I would say Andretti’s is a blast with the right group of fun-​loving friends! Then again, a fun group of friends can have fun anywhere.
In my opinion, there is no real value to any of these sorts of arcade adventure places considering how much money you can drop in just a matter of minutes. Unless you want to spend a mortgage payment entertaining your kids for two or three hours, I think our money is better spent @ Six Flags. They have a race track there and even though it’s an extra cost, the track is larger and there are far more exciting things to do than the time-​restricted activities found here. However, IF you can score discounted tickets for Andretti’s on Groupon or a similar site, it might be a little more worth while. Either way, if your kids have fun, I suppose that’s all that matters.