K1 Speed, billed as the world’s largest indoor go-kart racing operator, has announced the grand opening of its newest location in Traverse City. The attraction is geared to families, thrill-seekers, and racing enthusiasts.
The new complex, called K1 Speed Traverse City, features high-performance, all-electric lithium-powered go-karts, which are environmentally friendly and quieter than traditional gas-powered karts.
In addition to racing Amenities include an arcade featuring classic and modern video games, along with redemption games. Guests also can enjoy a game of pool or air hockey, or watch the races from the Paddock Lounge.
The Paddock Lounge café offers a selection of food and beverages, including pizzas and burgers to mac and cheese bites and pulled pork nachos.
K1 Speed Traverse City also features two private event rooms for birthday parties, corporate team-building events, bachelor/bachelorette parties, retirement celebrations, or any other special occasion.
Located in Garfield Township at the former Sears building at the Cherryland Center (1212 W. South Airport Rd.), K1 Speed Traverse City is open daily, including Labor Day and most holidays.
Founded by David and Susan Danglard in 2003, K1 Speed’s 100 kart racing centers span 30 states and 10 countries. K1 Speed pioneered electric indoor kart racing in America and appeals to a broad consumer base, including men and women of all ages.
The company targets arrive-and-drive customers, private parties, and corporate events. In addition to electric karting, K1 Speed centers offer food and beverage options through its onsite Paddock Lounge concept, racing simulators, arcade games, race gear, racing leagues, and championship events.
For more information, visit www.k1speed.com/traverse-city-location.html
