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Broadway Grand Prix
While NASCAR tracks require one long left-hand turn, Grand Prix, the Rolls Royce of auto racing, evolved from road courses, with a series of turns and straights. Broadway Grand Prix follows this noble racing tradition and offers Grand Prix-styled go-kart racing, and NASCAR-styled racing at seven tracks. With mini-golf, kiddie rides, rock wall climbing, an arcade, and the Skycoaster, what more could you hope for in a Myrtle Beach vacation?
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Wild Water & Wheels
In addition to the mammoth water park, this two-in-one entertainment complex has five go-kart racing tracks for your racing pleasure – Go Carts (ages 10+ and 52” or taller), Junior Racers (special track for ages 6 – 9, 46”), Speed Racers (ages 12+, 58”), Two Seater (drivers ages 12 and up, passengers ages 6 and up), and Intermediates (ages 8 & 9, 52”). It’s a perfect activity before or after splashing and sliding your way through the exciting water attractions, and the special tracks for the youth.
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Fun Warehouse
For years, Fun Warehouse has been a popular family-friendly attraction in Myrtle Beach, and now guests here can enjoy challenging their friends and family members to a go-kart race! Fun Warehouse is home to an elevated go-kart track, and their electric go-karts offer 4 turbo-boosts per race. The Turbo Boost Button gives your kart 20% more power for a 10 second time frame, which may help you win the race.
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The Track
Located near Restaurant Row in Myrtle Beach, The Track is a new go-kart attraction that offers fun for the whole family. Enjoy racing your friends and family on elevated courses called the Mighty Myrtle and the Wild Woody. Kids will have a blast on the Rookie Karts (for those at least 4’0” tall), and the Kiddie Karts (for those 3’6” – 4’0” tall). The Track uses all electric go-karts, and is also home to an arcade.
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