Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Orlando
Multi-level indoor go-kart track with more elevation changes and turns than any other in the world.
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This guide to Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Orlando traces the friendship between John Andretti, nephew of racing legend Mario Andretti, and Eddie Hamann, from a chance meeting at a Daytona go-kart track in 1996 to a growing chain of entertainment centers. It follows how that idea became this 150,000-square-foot Orlando complex, opened in October 2017 with a multi-level track of tighter turns and steeper drops than any indoor course in the world. The mayor of Orange County even declared the opening day Andretti Day.
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