Andretti Indoor Karting and Games Chandler

Kittie Lii

a month ago

Went here for our end of the year work party. We enjoyed playing a new to us type of bowling, laser tag, racing and variety of arcade games. The food was good too. The chocolate cheesecake (something like that) was the best.

Jamie Booth

2 months ago

Great variety of games, food and racing. Staff is kind and helpful. I was a Malibu Granse Prix rat. The aggressiveness on the track is unnecessary. Regardless if I was on the outside or not, I was constantly getting slammed into. So much, that the rear axle on my cart was damaged and the rece was flagged. These are not bummer cars people. It really takes away from enjoyment.

Amanda

6 months ago

We have been wanting to come here forever, finally had an opportunity to make it! Place is cool overall, arcade is similar many others fat cats or Jake’s. Nothing extraordinary. The race tracks were okay, I had my 7 year old nephew and he had only ever tried number cats before this. The staff said he would be fine so we decided to do the junior race. Everything seemed so cool we got to put on cool helmets buckle up like “real race car drivers” my nephew was stoked! But there was no sort of direction or guidance and when my nephew kept having issues on the track they kick us off! Boo! Although the manager made it right by giving us a de hour of game play it was restricted and he only had a few games to choose from. We did purchase a game card in addition to this. My only gripe is the tracks are super small for such a big the big hype and they do not allow doubles for situations like my nephew, but I insisted he will be fine and then kick him off for numbing the wall! ( he has never done this he was trying his best). Also, they allowed us to go on the junior carts but they are not suitable for adults unless you’re a shorter individual. But I didn’t want to leave the little guy so tried to fit in the car. Set up is just not suitable. Cost a lot of money for nothing extraordinary! Was just okay for us.

Patricia Schafer

2 weeks ago

I wanted to plan ahead. Gave them a call and inquired about their average cost per game. The woman told me most games were two points. However upon arriving we noticed that most of the games were 6-8 points. And not just 6-8.. 6.75 8.75. What's that about? Upon further inspection I found more games that were 10 points than were 2. I feel I found maybe five games at 2pts. Anyways, she also told me that they would give me a bonus of points with purchase but the woman failed to honor that. A lot of these games I can find at the Peter Pipers that we frequent. So at $25 we got 125 pts I believe and probably played 15 to 20 games. A lot less if they wanted to play a 10-point game. That is crazy when you can go over to Peter Piper where the games are ACTUALLY 1-2 pts for the same price. $30 for 150 points at Peter Piper and you can play 75 games. No brainer. About the Mini Mario track. It's a cute idea and all. I'm not sure what it's like in the daytime but we went in the evening and they take us back to this track that is so dark. No lighting, no music, nothing exciting. $15 for him to drive in a circle in the dark quiet. It was so boring that he cut his own turn short both times and left. There were hardly any customers here at this time and even though several people saw us heading to the mini track, it still took them 5-10 minutes to come over.

Dyna Boutchee

a month ago

Kids didn’t really have fun and food was terrible. No seasoning on food. I had the Mac n cheese and pulled pork, the noodles tasted burnt. Pizza is thinner than my hair. Definitely not worth the price and I had a coupon. I had 5 kids with me and there was someone real aggressive on the track with one of them they were upset and had a headache they were slammed so hard.