Speed Raceway

The race tracks here are pretty awesome. Overall I had a good time. One annoyance is they let smaller kids race with adults. We had this young kid who kept weaving all over the track. It was annoying. All things considered I’d come back here. Racing karts is just too fun.

I called when they opened to make a reservation. They told me there was no need too. We come at 1930 and am still waiting. It is now 2103. The waiting is unprofessional and there’s barely anything here to distract from that fact. Only good thing I’ll say is the bathrooms clean.

Came to the Cinnaminson facility because of a Groupon. My wife surprised me when I asked if she’d be interested in go-​karting and she said Yes! Took the kids, too.
This huge facility has a conference center, two ¼ mile twisty tracks, and an area for some arcade games. You go in, sign up on their computers, and get cards which you bring with you in the future to track how much you have raced.
Raced is a relative term here because you are not racing others start to finish. You are racing best lap times against yourself, and although they do have a graphic on the wall showing a 1^st, 2^nd, and 3^rd, it’s based on the lap times. Woe is you if you get stuck behind some teen who really cannot drive and does not heed the «get the hell over» flag to be passed!
Although electric, these karts are quick and responsive. You can learn real fast how to maneuver through the turns and sometimes you wonder why you don’t spin out. If you do, you do better next time.
Most «races» are 14 laps and if you’re under 12, they are 12 laps.
They have competitive leagues, all kinds of pricing promotions, and I can see this getting to be expensive!
Groupon was $ 55 for 4 people 1x for 14 laps which was about a $ 2 per person discount.
I absolutely recommend you coming out for a date, or nice family night, or even a night out with your friends. It is A LOT of fun!

Speedway is actually a 3 ½ stars kinda place for me, but since half stars still aren’t a thing yet (*cough*), I decided to give them the round UP instead of down, since they did a great job hosting our party, and it it IS a pretty fun time.
The misses, despite being afraid of speed and an olympic level worry-​wart and doomsday prophesier, wanted to race go karts for her birthday, as it was something new she had never done before. We coordinated through their events coordinator, who was very helpful and pleasant to work with, and booked a private party. When we arrived with our party of 8, we were given a MASSIVE private room and started with the signups and waiver releases and whatnot. After a few minor hurdles (they tried to break our group up into 2 groups of 5 and 3, instead of 1 group of 8 like we were told would be fine), and some light instruction on procedure and operation, we were all suited up and ready to go.
One thing I personally didn’t like was that they put us on the «beginner» track. From Speedways perspective, I actually AGREE with them that it was the right decision, seeing as how half of our party were terrified of horrific whiplash injuries, and literally drove like they were running errands on a sunday afternoon, but, the parts of me that are competitive and confident in my ability to drive, wanted to run on the big boy track! I was assured by our hostess that the two tracks are actually the same length, just that the «beginner» track has a lot more turns to keep the top speed down. Make no mistake, these friggin’ carts MOVE! I was actually surprised at just how fast these carts actually go.
For $ 65 a person (annoyingly, Speedway charges $ 20 extra for the «premium days» of Friday-​Sunday), we got 2 16 lap races, a private room with bathroom and tv, a day license (you actually have to pay for a «license» to race, which is like a membership card) and our top 3 finishers got a hat (which was supposed to be a medal, but has been changed apparently).
The place was really cool. Its clean and spacious and we found it weird that there are a lot of people there that seem to just watch the races. There are even bleachers so that people can sit and watch races, like some backyard Daytona 500. We had a good time, but I’m not sure I’d make it a regular occurrence, as I think its a little expensive for the races. I actually found myself getting a little bored around lap 8, since I was really just racing against myself. (winners are determined by fastest lap, not actually rubbing paint with other drivers and finishing first!)
Still, its a pretty good time to be had if you feel the need for speed. I recommend it.

First and last time i ever go to this place! Kinda expensive… Secondly there is no order in which racers get called! 2hr wait and people were just going way before my party. They do not give you a heads up of a any wait and when asked how much longer all they kept saying was «ONE MORE» every time, mind you 3 races after the «one more» if you ask me they have a bunch of untrained children running the place. Minimum wage at its finest!!!

I guess this is the best indoor go karting will get. I found it expensive and a little bit of a hassle. You have to pay and subscribe for a year license and for like 14 laps (1 race) was pretty outrageous for the price they want. There are better karting experiences which can go much faster if you’re a speed junkie. Keeping track of lap times and tracking them all is a cool thing though.

I set up a 30^th birthday party here with 7 of my friends, we all had a blast. When I had told the group that we were go-​karting they kind of laughed at the idea, until they saw how fast these things go… these are not little putterers.
The staff was very helpful and actually seemed to like their jobs. The space we reserved (party room) was nice, even if it felt a little sterile. You can arrange for food and whatever (obviously not alcohol if you are driving) to be brought in, as well.
All in all, its a really fun way to spend an afternoon.

good clean fun for you and your family. These karts are nothing like you are used to down the shore, these are real racing karts that can accelerate, turn and stop like nothing you have seen at any other gas kart track. Well worth the money