K1 Speed Phoenix

Mercedes Greve★★★★★

This was the best Birthday Party 🥳 🎂 All my friends thought it was a great idea, and everyone enjoyed themselves! The staff was all very friendly! 10/10 I really loved how they would call out the party’s name, so everyone could hear! KOOL! 🥳👂 The award part at the end was one of my favorite 🤩 parts of the night. Very Cool!!! 🏎️🏁 Thank you so much K1 Speed Phoenix staff, & Lupe for helping me decide which package is best for my Birthday 🎂 🥳💚

Theo Bowser★★★★★

We’ve been to a lot of tracks, but K1 Speed Octane stands out for one simple reason: it treats kids like real racers, not passengers. My son is 11, and this wasn’t just a fun outing for him. This was competition. From the moment we walked in, the energy felt like a legitimate racing environment, not an arcade with go-karts. The staff didn’t talk down to him. They gave clear instructions, expected accountability, and let him earn his laps. The track itself is well-designed. Tight enough to challenge decision-making, but open enough to allow clean overtakes if you’ve got the skill. For a young

Perry Johnston★★★★★

What a fantastic experience at the K1 go-cart track! We loved the track—there’s real speed, tons of excitement, and the racing feels like it really delivers. The staff was mostly friendly and helpful throughout, and we were especially glad to see the attention to safety every step of the way. The whole setup made it easy to jump in and enjoy right away. Honestly, this was perfect “lazy Saturday” fun: thrilling, memorable, and well managed. Highly recommend!

Daniel Fischpan★

Drove 30 minutes to this specific location because the minimum height requirement is 48 inches. My son is 48 inches and they still decided to not let him ride a kart. I spoke with one of the managers and he went on to explain that my son's legs need to be long enough to fully press down on the break peddle without having a completely straight leg. I agree that safety should be the number one priority. However, K1 complete failed in setting the right expectations to their customers about the height requirement. The manager went on to explain that some kids who are 48 inches tall may have longe