Motorworld of Virginia Beach

Haven’t been here in 4 years. I use to do the euro track all the time with a bunch of friends back when Sunday thunder was around.
Anyways I can’t believe the races are only 6 mins now at the euro track. The karts are really hard to turn. They need to be adjusted.
I took my kids to the main area kart area. They had the three hour bands. I was not happy with the workers. Most of them on the phone. There was not a worker at the bumper boats. I asked the worker at sky coaster if somebody worked there he was like yes. Then I said no one was there. He was like I work in here. I was like can’t you call somebody to get there. He didn’t even want to help.
A lot of the workers now are not friendly like they used to be. This was upsetting.
A lot has changed and not for the better. I wish it would be like it used to be.

Nice spot off the boardwalk to go have some fun. Short lines and unlimited ride bands made this a fun day. Could see this being even better for kids to enjoy. I did enjoy the high speed Euro track. It’s pricy but they time you and give you all your racing stats after. Follow the racing up with some mini golf at shipwreck course. It’s 36 holes of fun. It’s not the newest but it’s in decent condition and the course layout wasn’t impossible or overly easy. We will definitely be returning to try the other 18.

One of the more fun mini golf courses I’ve played at. Not frustratingly hard, but a fun challenge. This is not a boring course like Jungle golf down by the boardwalk.
was $ 11 for 18 holes. Also, this course closes at dark.

amazing and fun so many tracks, we webt during off season so it was empty which was good and bad. good cuz no lines, bad cuz no one to race, lots of different tracks, 50 bux all u can race for 3 hours not including adult speed track

Having a good time at places like this is all about what you make of it. My kids and I always have a great time when we come here. The putt-​putt courses always generates lots of laughs. Not a big fan of the paint ball area. The carts and the tracks could use some upgrades and modifications, but again, if you go there with the intent of having a good time, you will.

Motor world is a fun place. Had a lot of fun racing the go carts. They have a lot of other things to do, like, miniature golf and a small arcade. Cool place to go with your children and have fun. It will also be a good place for adults to get away and have fun that you can’t have it other small amusement parks.

Terrible customer service by all employees at the adult speed track. Went for my husband’s birthday with a group and they were nothing but rude. The girl at the desk stated we should have called ahead with such a big group, which I had done the night before! She complained and was rude to the friends that came to celebrate with us, completely ruined our experience. The kid that ran the track also lacked any customer service skills, and made us feel like an unwelcome hassle. Save your money and go elsewhere where they will actually appreciate your business.

Motor world has its advertising all over the radio stations with flyers all over. Getting a straight price to enjoy the many tracks was quite confusing. To make matters a bit worse, the ticket booth is in the park through the mini carnival games which are expensive.
Simply put, the races are all $ 7 a piece with a few exceptions. The tracks are normally based off minutes of driving vice laps. There is a track that is two tickets a lap. Each ticket is one dollar.
As a group of four, we were looking at doing 3 races at $ 7 a race. The ticket attendant told us a pack of 100 would work at $ 93. My calculator math told me it would be cheaper to just pay the $ 7 per race because the total for that was $ 84. Simply put, be mindful of the variations of costs.
You can also use tickets in bumper boats and the sky flyer. They do have a decent looking paintball field and the 36 holes of minigolf looks pretty amazing.
If don’t want to spend a whole lotta money, then don’t plan on staying too long here.
Oh, and they have an arcade.

Not to much to say other than the kids enjoyed themselves a ton and there prices are no different than other go-​kart places in vacation towns. I enjoyed the sprint car they have on display and the staff was super nice.

Watch your wallet!
Not in the literal sense. If your child is under 54″ you will pay full price for them even though they can not ride the adult rides alone. Bit if your kid is exactly 48 and below they pay the «kiddie» price. Which makes no sense, the rides are either 48″ and below or 54″ and below.
If you are military, you should chose to do this in advance so you can get your tickets through your ITT/​MWR/​Morale people. You get it for $ 10 – 11 cheaper.
Other than that, It is quite fun. The wrist bands are the best deal.

While I can’t say anything about Motorworld itself as my husband, daughter and I went for family night to mini golf, I am extremely disappointed in Shipwreck Golf. We showed up around 8:30pm, paid for 18 holes, made it to hole 8 and the power went out. After waiting 15 minutes with no lights and an impatient 6 year old, we decided to leave. When we got to the end and handed the girl our balls and clubs, she said «have a good night.» No apology, no explanation, no offer to refund us for any of the almost $ 30 we spent for 15 minutes, no rain check… Nothing. I asked if she knew what was up and she said «all I know is the power blew and it’ll be like 20 minutes.» Totally unsat for a tourist attraction. Waste of money, and as a season pass holder for Ocean Breeze I will stick to the water park never return to mini golf there.

Had fun with family. So many different tracks. Not else to say, but go there and have fun

It’s go karts, how fancy can they get without getting too expensive. Me and 3 friends went on 3 tracks (all of which I came in 1^st on) and they were all pretty extensive. None of them seemed like they were cut short or were too short to begin with. Motor work employees aren’t too strict on friendly bumping so if your with a few friends and the guys seem cool go at it. but watch who you bump because my girlfriend got bumped and ended up with a big bruise on her side. The open topped karts were comfortable and fast but the closed topped (I believe they were called super stock) were very uncomfortable. I’m 6’2 280 pound man and my height honestly made it way more uncomfortable then being big does, the karts were actually pretty roomy but the closed top basically lands straight in my field of view so you have to slouch all the way down just to see anything then you had to stay there for the duration clearly. But overall I had fun so money well spent in my eyes for a couple laps on a couple of tracks.

I had two separate terrible experiences at this location. Went about two weeks ago, the first night they were supposed to be open until midnight and were told very rudely that they would stay open as long as there were people riding. We purchased the VERY overpriced wristbands, and after only three rides, a rude man who was running the track asked if we would «please leave so he could go home.» This was after a manager clarified to him and another worker that they were to stay open until 12.
After leaving disappointedly, we returned this evening at 9:30−45ish to use the rest of our wristbands — again confirming on the website that the establishment would be open until MIDNIGHT. However before we even walked in, another very rude worker informed us that they would be closing in «about a half hour» and told us if we «absolutely had to» we could go in.
I deeply wish I would not have ever purchased the wristbands because I still have rides left and there is NO WAY I’m not using them, because that would be letting this shitty establishment win — I’m not letting them keep a penny of my money, but I also won’t be spending another one.
Every single person I encountered across two separate evenings at this place was unhelpful, mean and had no concern for customer satisfaction or anything other than themselves. What a shame, what could be a great location is being run to the ground.

Being from the North, but having childhood summers in Texas, I thought this place was pretty cool.
They had quite a few tracks to choose from and even though I rode with my five year old, the cars were pretty fast and the tracks were some what exciting.
It was a nice departure, from your New Roc City (New Yorkers will understand) style «go karts») go karts. These were real go karts, outside, on a real 120 minute track– ok, maybe I’m exaggerating. Reminded me of the back yard, go kart tracks I explored as a child in Texas. Loud, fast, quick, challenging and most of all, seemingly a real auto experience for a non licensed teenager.
The best part of the old school feel, is that you don’t pay to enter. You buy tickets and wait until they run out. Very «back in the days» like! It made the adventure seem a little more affordable.
My 15 year old, son and nephew had a blast too. We are having dinner and then going back this evening, once it’s dark, since it’s open till midnight.
We are all excited, if you’re in the area with teenagers, try it out!
A great end to an amazing Sunday on Virginia Beach.

Never again this place is horrible. The unprofessional staff is horrific. After 1 lap is done you must slow down and give 2 more tickets while sitting in your car. there isn’t enough warning to slow down and my father, my brother and a young girl was very badly hurt when 2 cars hit them hard from behind. My father’s car flew and the staff was not at all accommodating. My mother made a statement «we might have to go to the hospital» and the staff member said «have fun!!!» How dare he say this after 3 customers were very badly injured!!! So unprofessional. At this location safety is not there priority only the money pouring in is. This place needs to close unless they change there staff and safety precautions!!!

My son had been begging me to take him to Motorworld for years. I had always told him that some day we will. Actually Dad just wanted to keep him away from the expensive Go Karts. Well that someday was last week and I long thought that MW possibly had the best mini golf in Virginia Beach.
Parking is in a gravel lot and extremely convenient to both golf and the karts. I did not see any debris in the parking lot. We proceeded to the mini golf which is on the same side as the lot.
A nice check in hut called Shipwreck Golf is where you pay, get your club, score card and pencil. The attendant will give you tokens once you pay to get your balls out of one of the eight machines that use to be candy/​toy machines. The cost was $ 9.44 for 18 holes, or $ 11.54 for 36… don’t ask me how they came up with this odd number pricing. We grabbed our putters and found them extremely worn, all of them.
We were hitting up the place early, around 10 AM and no one was around, so I elected to buy the 36 hold package. To my knowledge there was no discounts for kids, seniors etc. The young woman that assisted us was nice enough, but spoke NO ENGLISH, completely broken English. I did get out of her that she is from Turkey. I was pretty ticked that she could not answer my questions. I got the tokens for the ball machine and all worked but one that was stripped out, it of course was my favorite color of blue… geez!
The most challenging course is the Captain’s Course. Your allowed to choose either one if doing a 36, or 18. The course looked pretty amazing and spacious, we were both excited to get started. As we traveled the course litter was popping up every where which is a huge pet peeve of mine. They had trash buckets around which is even more disturbing. However, what show total lack of upkeep to me is this trash was obviously from the night before, that says it all to me.
There was also an area on a bridge that had a safety issue, a board was missing and this did not just happen. Areas needed to be painted, cleaned and in general maintained. When getting close enough to there huge Tiki man that sets up front in the waterfall I could see serious aging and decay. The real grass needed to be mowed and not in great shape.
Let’s talk about the course itself. It was a lot of fun and one of the more challenging that I have ever done. I really enjoyed myself and the fact no one was around made it even better. Our big gripe was the fact the ball kept bouncing out of the hole, seriously the holes were like spring loaded or something. Well when a ball goes in the hole, it’s over and scored in my opinion. At the last hole on 18 of Captains it is suppose to flush down into a holding bin, but it would not. My guess is the bucket underneath it needed to be emptied. Again, with staff not taking care of duties at closing. Elderly and those that have issues with steps take notice. There are a lot of hills and steps, it is an enormous course if doing all 36.
There appears to be an event area with picnic tables just off the side. Well if this is really an event area I cannot believe it. To me it is a medal canopy that was used to park Go Karts at one time. That sucker would be so HOT in the Summer and it’s dark under there too.
Steps need to be taken to spend money in the off season to bring this up to snuff. Interestingly enough MW website list Shipwreck Golf as a «newly renovated 36 hole course». That my folks is false advertisement in it’s purest form. I would definitely come back, but hope some remedies are addressed in the near future.

Motorworld has been around for a long time and it is starting to show its age. They could use some fresh paint and a little maintenance. The day we were there the vending machine was not working and none of the concession stands were open, so no cold drinks on a hot day. The guys running the tracks and cars are a lot of fun and stress safety and safety seems to be their main focus. They have many tracks and cars for all ages, lots of fun. The putt putt course is fun but again the place needs maintenance, and they need to clean the course every day, leaves and plant debris on every hole.

I love going to Motorworld to play mini golf — they have a great mini golf course which has two different courses and you can choose to do either 18 or 36 holes and do both. It’s a lot of fun and it has a pirate ship, waterfalls, and various difficulties throughout. It’s a lot of fun, never overly crowded and is well-​kept and clean.
They have go-​karts and arcade games as well as a paintball area if I remember correctly but I have only ever played mini golf there.

Great place for the whole family. Although I was the slowest on the track I still enjoyed myself. They have many different tracks for all ages so no one gets left out. I highly recommend.