Andretti Thrill Park

We spent part of a day there, and had a very nice time until somebody bashed into my son’s kart in the pit because she didn’t know how to stop, and the attendant wasn’t paying close attention to her aggressive driving and obvious difficulties controlling the kart.
The equipment and facilities are just fine for what they are. The mini-​golf is something to do between kart races. We didn’t try the other rides, it was too hot.
We might go back again, but not until my son is a little bit bigger and more confident behind the wheel.

Kids loved being able to drive go-​karts, even on a small track, without having to have an adult driver alongside. Ropes course was fun. Didnt try laser tag. Was a good deal (groupon) and a fun stop for two or three hours.

Pretty large looking from the outside. Awesome inside. Great place to bring the kids, but me and my wife were alone this time.
Lots of things to do outside and in.
I really wanted to try the 40mph go carts they offered but it just didn’t feel right spending that much. Close to 40 for 2 adults.
I said to myself that I could go faster in a car hahaha.
Kids would like it though.
We went with putt putt. 18 hours super cheap.
Great course to play on!
They should start a incentive for best scores on the course. Lowest score when’s a prize? I mentioned it to the employee behind the counter! Maybe she’ll pass it along.
I’ll be back with the kids!

This is a fun place to bring the kids. There are cool arcade games like Transformers, Batman, and Terminator Salvation. They also have popular ticket games for the kids who want to take a prize home. There is bumper boats, go carts, and lazer tag too. If you want something sweet there is ice cream at the snack bar.

Where are the thrills?
This place should be renamed. There are a lot of adjectives that could be used to describe it, but ‘thrilling’ isn’t one of them.
We arrived an hour after they opened and I and my kids were the only ones there. We bought the 2hr wristbands, which grant you unlimited access to most of the ‘thrills’ for… you guessed it… two hours.
The fact that we were the only ones there had me thinking this would be a great experience, we’d get to ride the go karts non-​stop for 2 full hours. That was not to be. This was partly due to several things…1) it rained 20 min after we arrived, 2) the lack of motivation of the staff to help us, and 3) the fact that several of the karts did not work.
After a brief rain, there were puddles on the tracks. That’s not their fault obviously. But even before it rained, the guys operating the karts just didn’t seem all that interested in helping us have a fun day.
While it rained we went indoors where they have an arcade, mini bowling, an elevated obstacle course (sky trail discovery), laser tag, etc. When i complained about the karting experience the manager gave us cards for the arcade instead. That gesture and the laser tag, which was pretty fun actually, salvaged some of the time we spent there.
I understand we visited during a time when it is not very busy there. But having shown up a full hour after opening, I would have expected a lot more service in the go kart areas. On top of that they couldn’t even get some of the karts started!
So, like I said, this park was pretty lame and that’s a darn shame. It actually has potential. Next time I’ll be taking the kids somewhere else.

Andretti’s Thrill park is pretty fun. While I can’t speak much about the arcade and/​or attractions, what I’ll say is they have a fairly active rhythm games community.
Rhythm games encompass things like DDR, In the Groove, and Pump it Up (All dance games), and also Guitar hero-​esque games.
The community helps Andretti’s care for the equipment– It isn’t too unusual to see one of the regulars show up with a toolkit to clean under the pads of the dancing machines, and/​or replace sensors. I appreciate that Andretti’s gives them the leeway to do such things– These rhythm gamers are near experts– and they KNOW what a great dance pad feels like.
Even if you aren’t a rhythm gamer yourself (I’m not!) Do yourself a favor and hang out there on a Friday or Saturday evening sometime. The games are on the second floor– Just watch those folks! They’ll stomp on arrows faster than I can even process what they’re doing!
I think if you buy a 2-​hour pass– you’ll experience pretty much everything you’ll want to in that time. The 3-​hour might be stretching it.

The kiddos love this place! Ok, I love it too. We always have a blast here. Some of the go-​carts could use some work, are pretty slow & sputtery, and the mini-​golf area could use a makeover, but overall it’s guaranteed good times. The manager Randy is awesome! Everyone who works here has been very nice, and we’ve never had a bad experience. The upgraded arcade is much nicer now. Use the online coupons!

My dad lives in Crest. Which means nothing to anyone here so let me explain. To get to my dad’s house you drive 2 windy miles up a mountain on a road that fluctuates 1 to 2 lanes. I learned real quick how to downshift while sliding lanes cutting my path down to the inch of what makes the quickest ride home.
Which my love discovered when I lapped him.
Each time we raced.
They also have an arcade & my personal favorite batting cages.
Wonder what the workers & peeps there thought of me smacking straight yard in my bathing suit & dress?
Prolly to respect a girl in a dress with a bat.