Dash Kart

“Unlike most of the gokart places, this place is located within a shopping mall, hence it is not subjected to weather conditions. Also, it certainly helps to be in an air conditioned environment when sweating in a rental helmet. The circuit, as expected, isn't as big as the ones you get outdoors. So the circuit is mainly a series of hairpin corners, as opposed to some circuits where you encounter chicanes etc. Because of the number of hairpin corners, you don't get to do many drifts. Actually, you can, but it may not make sense in terms of lap time because it's not likely to be part of the racing apex. The lane is pretty narrow, so it's not likely to be overtaken unless you crash into a wall and get stuck. That does happen though, and you have to wait for the attendant to come help you with the reverse lever since you can't reach it yourself. They have two types of karts, the small and slower one is obviously safer but you will want to try the bigger one (master level) as it has decent speed. Great place to chill and have fun with friends. They also have a sitting area where you can chill if you are waiting for friends.”

“Super fun for kids and family. Accelerator pedal needs some maintenance though, not sensitive enough. Indoor Aircon, with free shoes available to change.”

“Came on a Saturday morning with no crowd, which was nice. Safety instructions were clear and the beginner karts were smooth and enjoyable. Unfortunately, my pro class kart battery died halfway through the race, which took away some of the fun. The track layout is simple and nice, with a scoreboard to check results. Overall, still had a decent experience.”

“not a great experience here, maybe okay for kids to play we got the master karts (need driving license) but everything was badly maintained (from the tracks, to the karts) the breaks weren’t even responsive seats and seatbelts weren’t adjusted properly for us helmets were really for show as they weren’t cleaned and couldn’t bucket properly the lanes were too narrow to overtake and u end up just having to follow the person in front of u wouldn’t recommend adults to play”