The other day, I took my 11-year-old to Andretti Indoor Karting & Games in Katy since his Gaga gave him a gift card for his birthday. We went on a Friday morning because he was off school.The place is pretty big and clean, which I liked. The cashier was super helpful, and the go-kart staff was cool. The video games were fun, but I made a mistake by putting all our game credits on one card. When you scan it at the game, you have to wait 45 seconds to scan again. That was annoying, especially for games like racing or The Walking Dead that are multiplayer. As for food, our server Aden was awesome! He had a great personality and helped us pick from the menu. He said we were lucky because we got to try the new burger that day. The burgers were really good — flavorful but light. My son loved it and the fries, and he said he'd get it again.We had a great time and will definitely go back soon.

Kendall, Anthony, and the staff at Andretti Indoor Karting & Games did an outstanding job hosting my family and me while we visiting the in the Houston area from Northern Virginia earlier this week while on our spring break. There were not many patrons there so my 12- and 7-year old son and daughter, respectively, were able to have their own private race. Although we were short on time and unable to pay for the 2-hour arcade fee, we were provided complimentary game cards for about 20 minutes of play time. I even joined in on the fun!I encourage you to try this place out. Thank you!

I recently attended a team-building event at Andretti's, which included three go-kart races. Unfortunately, the last race turned into a dangerous situation. The employees running the track had two rows of go-karts align parallel and take off simultaneously, resulting in multiple collisions.During the race, one of my colleagues lost control and hit my cart, forcing me into the railing. The impact caused me to slam my side against the go-kart. The pain in my rib cage was so sharp that I went to urgent care immediately after the event. I was diagnosed with bruised ribs, which are extremely painful and will require a long recovery.This setup of having go-karts take off at the same time is hazardous and irresponsible, especially considering these karts can reach speeds of up to 35 mph. It unnecessarily increases the risk of collisions.Several of my colleagues also left with injuries, including bruises on their bodies and pain in their knees and necks. This is unacceptable for what should have been a fun and safe team-building activity.Andretti's needs to rethink their procedures to prioritize safety, such as ensuring staggered starts to avoid this kind of chaos and potential harm. I urge them to take immediate action to prevent other guests from experiencing what my team and I went through.

Their slower track is too slow. They have a bar inside, not a good idea. I drunk guy broke a glass in the briefing room and they still let him drive. He was bumping everyone all they way until we parked. Not fun and I will never go back.

I went with my wife and son on a Sunday around 1 pm.I purchased 3 junior tickets for the Junior track experience since my son is only 10. There was another family there, a couple and two small kids. The Father was drinking and he managed to break his glass while donning the helmet.That was a red flag ignored by the staff. In the orientation one of the things they tell you is you can’t drive if you are drinking. Once on the track the father bumped me, I let him go around me since I was just having fun. When the checker flag came out everyone parked but he came from behind and hit the last kart causing a chain reaction. At no time the staff said was or did anything. We are not going back.