Rush Hour Karting in Garner
When I first heard about Rush Hour Karting in Garner I thought it was your typical bumper car / arcade location. Boy, was I wrong. These are Not your average bumper cars that barely get up to speed - these run on gasoline and go a lot faster which is why helmets are required, there are extra safety precautions, and you have to be at least 9 years old to ride.
Kids all over love this place because it’s as close as they’ll get to driving a real car until they are of driving age. Being able to drive these carts super fast is a much more authentic experience for them so it’s more thrilling. Not to mention all of the viewing areas around the track so their family and friends can cheer them on.
While the kiddos are barreling around that racetrack - there’s so much more to do. I personally like their axe throwing but they also have an arcade and rock climbing. They have the Pizza Pit that serves delicious pizza among other kid-friendly food items and they have a Sports Tavern for the adults.
One of the agents on our team, Elizabeth, said that her kids and their friends LOVE the summer camps at Rush Hour Karting. Every year they beg to be able to go for a week-long camp there. She likes it because it’s a great camp for the kiddos and also very affordable.
Rush Hour Karting in Garner is the perfect place for family fun. It’s great for a fun experience, a birthday party, adult party, summer camp, and for those who love to be competitive - it’s great to join a league. Go check them out for your next adventure and show them A Little Local Love!
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Located in the White Oak Business Park
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Written by Sarah George with Jami Amidon & Co.
A little about me - I am the Director of Operations for Jami Amidon & Co. I love traveling and exploring new places. I’ve lived in many different states and even other countries. In each place I’ve lived or visited, I was on the hunt for the unique local joints - the local shops and flavors that the locals know and love. It doesn’t matter if it was Texas, North Carolina, or Japan - I wanted to experience the best things the local businesses had to offer.