Three indoor track layouts: Cadet, Pro, and Technical. Dedicated racing for kids 48 inches and up, plus high-speed action for teens and adults.
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An Outing Everyone Enjoys
Finding family activities that keep both a six-year-old and a fifteen-year-old excited is not easy. Trampoline parks lose their appeal after age ten. Bowling gets old fast. And another afternoon of screens is exactly what you are trying to avoid.
Redline Racing is where Utah County families come for screen-free, high-energy fun that works for every age. Kids race Cadet karts on the Cadet Track, while older siblings and parents compete on the Pro Track. Everybody gets the adrenaline, and nobody gets bored.
This is the kind of place where families don’t just visit once; they come back. Where neighbors bring neighbors, and weekends quickly turn into a new tradition. Built by championship-level karting experience from Utah Motorsports Campus, Redline combines professional-grade track design with the warmth of a local gathering spot that’s fun for the whole family.
Whether you’re planning a night out, looking for something new to do this weekend, or hosting friends and family, Redline makes it simple. Race together and leave with a story worth talking about.
What a Family Visit Looks Like
A typical family visit at Redline takes about 60-90 minutes. Here is what to expect from arrival to the victory lap.
Step 1: Check in and gear up.
Walk in, sign the waiver, and get fitted with helmets. Our team will guide first-time racers through kart controls and safety rules so everyone feels confident before hitting the track.
Step 2: Cadets hit the Cadet Track.
Kids 48 inches and taller climb into Cadet karts designed for younger drivers, with speed settings adjusted for safety. The Cadet Track gives them their own space to learn the course and build confidence.
Step 3: Race on the Pro Track.
Once the Cadets finish, the whole family (those over 54”) can race head-to-head on the Pro Track. Parents and teens compete in full-speed karts during 13-lap races. This is where the competition and bragging rights get serious.
Step 4: Cool down in the family game zone.
After the checkered flag, keep the fun going in our game area, perfect for younger siblings and anyone taking a break between races.
Step 5: Refuel at the snack bar.
Take a break and grab a bite from our snack bar with favorites like pizza, hot dogs, pretzels, and nachos, and refreshing drinks, including our popular dirty sodas. It’s the perfect way to recharge between races or after the checkered flag. If you’re planning a full meal, you’ll also find plenty of great family-friendly restaurants nearby in Orem.
Redline features three track layouts, so there is always something fresh: the dedicated Cadet Track for younger drivers, the Pro Track for adults and teens, and the Pro Technical Track for more advanced racers.
Family-Friendly Pricing
Go-kart racing at Redline costs less than a movie for a family of four, and the experience is significantly more memorable.
Pro Track (adults and teens 54”+):
- Racing starts at $27.95 per race, with multi-race options available in-store for the best value.
Cadet Track (kids 48”-54”):
- Turbo Pack: $180 for 12 races ($15 per race)
- Nitro Pack: $240 for 20 races ($12 per race)
*Nitro and Turbo packages can be used for both Cadet and Pro racing, making them a flexible option for families with different racers. Packages are per person and non-transferable.
The Cadet packs are the smart move for families who enjoy racing. At $12-15 per race, it is similar to the price of a movie ticket, but with a more interactive experience. No hidden fees, no mandatory add-ons.
See full pricing and current offers on the pricing page.
Why Utah County Families Keep Coming Back
Redline Racing holds a 4.8-star rating across 277 Google reviews. Here is what families are saying.
Families from Orem, Provo, Lehi, American Fork, and across Utah County treat Redline as a regular weekend stop. Visitors from Salt Lake County and out of state discover it quickly, too. The 4.8-star average reflects consistent experiences for families who come back again and again.
Before You Visit
- Hours: Mon-Thu 12pm-9pm | Friday 12pm-11pm | Saturday 10am-11pm | Sunday 12pm-5pm. Hours may vary by season.
- Location: 1439 N 1380 W, Orem, UT 84057. Free parking on site.
- Reservations: Walk-ins are always welcome; Multi-race packages can be booked online, while single races are available in person.
- Height requirements: Cadet Track: 48”-54”. Pro Track: 54” and up.
- Cadet Track hours note: Cadet racing runs through 7pm on Fridays and Saturdays.
- Younger siblings: Racers must be 48 inches tall, but younger guests are welcome to enjoy the game area and snack bar while the rest of the family races.
- What to wear: Closed-toe shoes are required, and hair should be pulled back. Helmets are available to rent for $5, and balaclavas are $3 (yours to keep). You’re also welcome to bring your own DOT-approved helmet if you prefer.
- Safety: All racers receive a safety briefing before their first race, and staff monitors each session. Kart speeds are adjusted on the track, and each rider’s experience level.
- Food and drinks: On-site menu includes pizza, hot dogs, pretzels, nachos, and dirty sodas. Several restaurants are located nearby for families seeking a full meal before or after.
- Accessibility: The facility is ADA accessible. Contact the team at (385) 483-7223 with specific accessibility questions.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is go-kart racing safe for kids?
Yes. Redline Racing uses Cadet karts with adjusted speed settings on the dedicated Cadet Track for younger drivers (48 inches and taller). Every first-time racer receives a safety briefing, every session is monitored by staff, and each track is designed to meet professional-grade safety standards developed from championship karting experience at Utah Motorsports Campus.
How old does my child need to be to race?
There is no strict age minimum; instead, a height requirement is used: 48 inches for the Cadet Track and 54 inches for the Pro Track. Most children reach 48 inches between the ages 7 and 9.
Can parents race with their kids?
Absolutely. After Cadets finish on the Cadet Track, the whole family (those 54 inches and above) can race together on the Pro Track. Parents and teens compete head-to-head in adult karts on 13-lap races. It is one of the few activities where a twelve-year-old can legitimately beat a parent and earn bragging rights that last all week.
Do you offer birthday party packages?
Redline hosts birthday parties for kids, teens, and adults. Learn more here.
Cadet birthday parties (min 5 racers):
- 1 Race: $35/person – includes gear, reservations, private races (no outside racers in group), and 1hour in our party room
- 2 Races: $45/person – includes gear, reservations, private races (no outside racers in group), and 1hour in our party room
- Premium Birthday: $55/person – includes all perks mentioned above, PLUS Redline Swag box and gift card per racer—a $15 value
Pro birthday parties (min 8 racers):
- Mini Grand Prix: $60-65/person
- Grand Prix: $70-75/person
All packages include reserved race times and a dedicated event area. Request a quote or call (385) 483-7223 to lock in your date.
Is there food available for families?
Yes. The on-site menu includes pizza, hot dogs, pretzels, nachos, and dirty sodas. Families with younger children enjoy the snack bar and game area between races. For a full sit-down meal before or after your visit, several restaurants are within a short drive in Orem.
Where can I find family entertainment near me?
Redline Racing is located at 1439 N 1380 W, Orem, UT 84057, serving families throughout Utah County, including Provo, Lehi, American Fork, Pleasant Grove, and Spanish Fork. Racers from Salt Lake County (about 40 minutes north) also visit regularly. Call (385) 483-7223 or go to redlineracingusa.com to plan your experience.
How long should we plan for a family visit?
Most families spend 60-90 minutes at Redline. That includes check-in, safety briefing, two to three races per person, and time in the game area. Families who buy multi-race bundles sometimes stay longer, especially on weekends.
Can younger siblings who cannot race still come along?
Yes. Children under 48 inches are welcome in the facility and can hang out in the game area or snack bar while the rest of the family hits the track. Many parents with multi-aged kids often take turns on the track.
Plan Your Visit
At Redline, kids get the adrenaline, parents get the smiles, and everyone leaves with a story to tell. Open seven days a week. Just show up and race.
Book your family’s races online or call (385) 483-7223.
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