4 tracks across Minnesota have real evidence of children driving — junior karts, family sessions or a published minimum age — rather than just an arcade next to an adults-only track. Most of them cluster around Minneapolis.
Height governs more than age at most venues: the lowest published requirement among these tracks is 54 inches, and the lowest published minimum age is 8. Requirements differ by kart class, so check the individual track page and call ahead if your child is near the cutoff.
Stockholm Karting Center, Pro Kart Indoors, ProKART Indoor Racing and 1 more — all listed below with ratings and locations.
Minneapolis (1).
The lowest published minimum driving age among these tracks is 8. The lowest published height requirement is 54 inches. Most venues size junior karts by height rather than age, and rules differ by kart class — confirm with the track before visiting.
Go Karting USA lists 4 operating tracks in Minnesota — see the full Minnesota guide for all of them, not only kids go-karting venues.