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Easykart Go-Karting (Pattaya, Thepprasit)

Easykart Go-Karting (Pattaya, Thepprasit)

Thailand

Feel the need for speed? Easykart Pattaya delivers.

2 Group Tours·1 Operators·from ₹49,999

Easykart Go-Karting in Pattaya (Thepprasit) is a high-octane outdoor karting track that's become a favourite among Indian travellers looking for a quick adrenaline fix. Located on ...

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Easy to moderate
|Basic fitness; no special skills needed. You need to be able to sit and steer.
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What to Expect

You'll arrive at a well-marked outdoor track on Thepprasit Road. The staff speak basic English, and the process is straightforward: sign a waiver, get a helmet, watch a short safety video, and then hit the track. Sessions are timed, and you can buy multiple rounds. The karts are 200cc, so they're quick but manageable. The track has a mix of straights and hairpin turns, so you'll need to brake and accelerate strategically. Expect a mix of tourists and locals, with a friendly but competitive atmosphere. There's a small viewing area for spectators, and you can buy drinks and snacks. The whole experience takes about 30-45 minutes if you do two sessions. It's outdoors, so be prepared for heat and humidity. Wear comfortable clothes and closed shoes — no flip-flops allowed.

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Plan Your Trip

How to Reach

From Pattaya city centre, take a Grab or taxi (10-15 mins, ₹100-₹200). Songthaews (shared trucks) run along Thepprasit Road for ₹20-₹30. From Bangkok, take a bus or minivan to Pattaya (2 hours, ₹300-₹500), then a local taxi to the track.

Travel Tips
1Go early in the morning or late afternoon to avoid the heat and crowds.
2Wear closed shoes; you can't race in flip-flops.
3Bring a change of clothes if you sweat a lot.
4Check for promo deals on travel apps like Klook for discounted sessions.
5Combine with a visit to the nearby Floating Market or Sanctuary of Truth.
6Don't drink alcohol before racing; it's dangerous and staff may refuse.
7Take a video of your race — it's a great souvenir.
8Keep your valuables in a locker or leave them at the hotel.

Local Guide

Food & DiningVeg friendly

Must try: Pad Thai, Som Tam (papaya salad), Tom Yum Goong, Green Curry, Mango Sticky Rice

Street food is cheap and delicious, but choose busy stalls for freshness. For Indian food, head to 'Indian By Nature' or 'Maharaja'. Always check the bill for service charges.

FAQs

How much does go-karting at Easykart Pattaya cost?
Prices start at around ₹800 for a 10-minute session. A 15-minute session costs about ₹1,200. Packages for multiple sessions offer better value. Payment is in Thai Baht, but some places accept cards. Cash is preferred.
Is it safe for beginners?
Yes, Easykart provides helmets and a safety briefing. The karts are easy to handle, and the track is designed for all skill levels. However, you must follow the rules and drive responsibly. If you're nervous, start slow.
What should I wear?
Wear comfortable clothes and closed-toe shoes. No flip-flops or sandals. Loose clothing like scarves or long skirts can be dangerous. Also, bring sunscreen and a cap for sun protection.
Do I need to book in advance?
Not usually. You can walk in and pay for a session. However, on weekends and holidays, it can get busy, so it's best to go early or call ahead. Group bookings can be arranged.
Is there a minimum age or height requirement?
Yes, drivers must be at least 12 years old and meet a minimum height of 140 cm. Children under 12 can ride as passengers in a double kart, but check with staff for availability.
How do I get to Easykart from central Pattaya?
It's about a 10-15 minute drive from Walking Street. You can take a Grab, a songthaew (shared pickup truck), or a taxi. Expect to pay around ₹100-₹200 for a Grab. Songthaews are cheaper but less direct.
Can I bring my own helmet?
Yes, you can bring your own helmet if it's a full-face or open-face helmet with a visor. However, Easykart provides helmets free of charge, and they are sanitized between uses.
Is there a place to store my belongings?
There are small lockers available for rent, but they fill up quickly. It's best to leave valuables at your hotel. You can leave bags in the viewing area at your own risk.
What if it rains?
Light rain usually doesn't stop the karts, but heavy rain can cause temporary closures. If it's raining, call ahead to check. The track can be slippery, so drive cautiously.
Are there group discounts?
Yes, for groups of 5 or more, you can negotiate a discount. It's best to contact them in advance. Some travel agencies also offer combo deals with other Pattaya attractions.

Group Trips to Easykart Go-Karting (Pattaya, Thepprasit)

If you're an Indian traveller heading to Pattaya and looking for an adrenaline rush, Easykart Go-Karting on Thepprasit Road should be on your list. This outdoor track offers 200cc karts that zip around a 700-metre circuit, giving you a proper racing experience without needing any prior skill. It's a popular activity for groups of friends, couples, and even families with teenagers. The track is open year-round, but the best time to visit is between November and February when the weather is cooler and drier. Prices start at around ₹800 for a 10-minute session, making it an affordable thrill. Many group tours to Pattaya include go-karting as an optional add-on, or you can easily visit independently using a Grab or songthaew from central Pattaya. The facility provides helmets and a safety briefing, so even first-timers can join in. Just remember to wear closed shoes and bring sunscreen. After your race, you can explore nearby attractions like the Floating Market or Walking Street. For Indian travellers, Pattaya also has plenty of Indian restaurants, so you won't miss home food. Whether you're a speed enthusiast or just looking for a fun break from the beach, Easykart delivers a memorable experience that's worth the trip.

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