Racing Bachelor Parties,
One Wild Saturday!
Hopefully you’ve found this page because you’re searching for that perfect activity for an upcoming special event in your life. Not only do you want it to be perfect you likely want it to be something that your group hasn’t done before. What’s the best way to start your bachelor party day? With a racing bachelor party!
You don’t have to be a NASCAR fan to love racing a go-kart. If you’re the kind of person that has trouble with speed limits you’re going to like go-kart racing. If you’ve got some of those competitive juices flowing you’re going to like go-kart racing. And if you want an activity that will have you hooting and hollering from start to finish this program is for your Bachelor group.
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SUMMARY
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$90/driver entry fee, includes tax and safety gear
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2.5 to 3 hours at the track
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18 years and older
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9 AM, 11 AM, 1 PM, 3 PM and 5 PM race start times every Saturday
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Reservation required. $90 deposit required with reservation. 608/897-2898 to reserve.
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Drivers up to 6 feet 10 inches and drivers up to 350 pounds have raced
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8 driver minimum. 20 driver max on track at same time. 40 driver max group size
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We race April through November
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Bachelor party process; Race first; Get drunk and watch naked later
Keep reading for more details.
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THE FUN DETAILS:
Unlike the Wisconsin Dells type go-karts ours really perform. That’s why our rent to race program is for adults only. How does 50 MPH at the end of the long straight sound, or 1.5 g’s of side load in the turns? Your competitors are inches away as you race around the track wheel to wheel. Your seated 1″ off the ground and your helmet is your windshield. 50 MPH is magnified in your new race environment. Try this in your car and you’ll lose your insurance and license all in one day!
Wow, will you live through your first go-kart race? We’ve had nearly 50,000 guests who have rented a go-kart and become a race driver for a day. Yes, like other exhilarating sporting events the potential for injury is there. Past go kart injuries divided by participants reveals a .015% injury rate. If your group is like most Bachelor Party groups we meet this won’t be the riskiest thing you do on your Bachelor Party Saturday. Drivers are required to sign a release waiver to participate.
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HOW DO YOU MAKE IT HAPPEN?
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