Indoor electric karting in central Tallinn on a 410 m track with 20 Sodi RSX2 karts. Helmets are included, the karts are quiet and fast, and kids' sessions are available for children of at least 130 cm.
Motorcity Karting Arena is an indoor electric karting venue in the Porto Franco complex at Laeva 1 (floor B3), in central Tallinn, Estonia. The circuit is 410 m long and runs 20 Sodi RSX2 karts, which are electric, quiet and quick off the line, so the sessions feel more like racing than sightseeing. A standard session lasts about 8 minutes of driving, and visitors should plan 1 to 1.5 hours in total including check-in, a briefing and helmet fitting. First-time visitors are asked to arrive about 20 minutes early. The activity is easy to moderate: no prior experience is needed, but drivers should be comfortable with fast cornering and able to follow marshals' instructions. Kids' sessions are available for children who are at least 130 cm tall, and the operator sets the rules for adults and groups. Helmets are included, and participants bring closed shoes. A reusable cotton balaclava is optional for EUR 2. The venue is run by Motorcity Karting Arena (motorcity.ee, +372 5504 555), and its staff give a safety and flag briefing before each race, with marshals watching the track and able to stop a session if a kart stops or an accident occurs. Because the track is indoors and the karts are electric, there is no exhaust, and evacuation is straightforward through the venue's own exits. The venue is open year-round and is especially useful from October to March, when weather rules out outdoor activities. Busy evenings and weekends fill quickly, so booking ahead is sensible. Prices are EUR 22 for a standard session and EUR 20 for a kids' session, and a Grand Prix format costs EUR 64 per person for groups of ten or more. The central location in the Old Port area makes the arena easy to combine with a walk through the harbour district.
| Price | Standard session EUR 22 (US$25.30); kids session EUR 20 (US$23); Grand Prix EUR 64 (US$73.60) per person for groups of 10 or more |
|---|---|
| Duration | 8-minute session; plan 1-1.5 hours including check-in |
| Season | October-March |
| Address | Porto Franco, Laeva 1 (floor B3), 10111 Tallinn, Estonia |
Activity facts
- Where
- Porto Franco, city centre
Equipment
- Helmet (included)
- Reusable cotton balaclava (optional, EUR 2, US$2.30)
- Closed shoes
- Arrive 20 minutes early on your first visit
Location
Porto Franco, Laeva 1 (floor B3), 10111 Tallinn, Estonia
59.4400, 24.7646 View on map
Highlights
- Race 20 Sodi RSX2 electric karts on a 410 m indoor track
- Quiet, fast electric karts in the Porto Franco complex in central Tallinn
- Kids' sessions for children at least 130 cm tall
- Helmets are included in the price
Tips for visiting
- Arrive about 20 minutes early on a first visit for check-in and the briefing.
- Wear closed shoes; a cotton balaclava is optional for EUR 2.
- Book ahead for evenings and weekends, which fill first.
- Check the 130 cm height requirement before bringing children.
- Ask about the Grand Prix format for groups of ten or more at EUR 64 per person.
Frequently asked questions
How long is a karting session?
A standard session is about 8 minutes of driving. Plan 1 to 1.5 hours in total including check-in.
Are helmets provided?
Yes, helmets are included. A reusable cotton balaclava is optional for EUR 2.
Can children take part?
Kids' sessions are available for children who are at least 130 cm tall, priced at EUR 20.
How much does it cost?
A standard session costs EUR 22. The Grand Prix format is EUR 64 per person for groups of ten or more.