K1 Speed Jessup

S. L.

6 months ago

This is a super fun place to go. It is very pricey so be ready to pay up. You have to buy a "driver's license", a head sock, and pay for the race. Each race is 12 laps unless you are lapped and then the race ends when the fastest person gets to 12 laps. So if you go with younger children, be ready for that. Even if you drive slower, you may be paired with others that will then lap your kids. My niece and nephew got lapped multiple times so they only got 9 and 10 laps (respectively). Overall a good experience and will be returning.

S Phen

4 months ago

Went in for my birthday around opening. There was no wait and despite being the only two racers the workers were SOOOOOOO nice, helpful, attentive and understanding. They made the experience greater than just racing and even provided a bunch of great suggestions for traveling/trips. I certainly recommend and would definitely be back!

Darwin Mallari

5 months ago

1st time at K1 speed and the young man at the register was polite and informative. Angie was an added bonus to the fun experience my son gained. She was professional and went above and beyond with her customer service.

Rhoda Royal

a year ago

I brought my kids here for a fun and adventurous day out, but unfortunately, my two younger ones (ages 3 and 4) couldn't participate in any of the races due to height restrictions. They were quite disappointed. If you have younger children, be aware that they may not meet the height requirements to drive the cars. Additionally, this place is quite pricey, and it would be great if they offered a discounted rate for kids. That said, my older children had an amazing time!

A Chev

a month ago

Went on saturday with my son, brother-in-law, and nephew. Overall the kids had a good time (my brother-in-law and I didnt race), but the location was busy and the staff seemed a little disorganized. People were cutting the line to register and pay, others were jumping into parties they didn't belong to. The confusion led to my nephew having to miss a race, and as a result had to race with strangers for his last race. Not a crazy concept, but also not why we went. Lastly, it's more of a personal peeve, the website says they offer a military/first responder discount; but, according to the staff the discount applies ONLY for the individual who served/responds. While I understand that, if I am not racing, I would have liked to have the discount put towards my son. I mean my son is too young to serve (as we're most of the racers that day); and, since I am paid, and did not race, it would have been nice to have the discount (which I qualify for) applied... again, the business is there to make money, I just wish the website would be MUCH clearer about that specific discount to prevent confusion.