K1 Speed Fishers

“Got us in with no wait for 10 of us. It was near the end of the night, but still had fun. No instructions were given to us prior to the race by anyone though so it was a bit confusing. Also, several of the girls we took ended up leavinf with bruises although, they weren't hit during the race so it was a bit of a rough track to race. Lots of turns, but it was a lot of fun. I love the winners podium they have. Very big place.”

“K1 Speed is one of the most fun go-karting centers in the Fishers area and a great place for families or groups looking for something exciting to do. The only downside during our visit was the wait time — it took about an hour before our races started. Thankfully, they have food available to order while you wait, which helped pass the time. We ordered pizza, and it was okay for convenience, but not necessarily something I’d go there specifically for. Once the racing started, though, it was worth it. My son had an absolute blast and thought he was the next Ricky Bobby after winning all three of his races against the other kids 😂 Overall, we had a great time and would definitely go back again, especially with another group.”

“For sure my last trip to this location. Been going for years and never experienced a night like tonight. Myself and my almost grown kids paid for three races each. Everyone got worse. I understand slowing the carts down when things accrue, however nothing was happening. It felt like I was on bumper cars with zero WiFi. Someone was playing with the remote for their own pleasure or to the beat of the music they listened to. No wrecks, not black flags, no bumping. One race it was literally just the three of us, and it still happened.”

“I genuinely enjoyed my visit—until it was completely undermined by an interaction that exposed just how little this place values fairness or its customers. The small blond guy with glasses—who clearly seems to think he’s built a career out of this—had the audacity to “explain” why certain riders are given preferential treatment, allowed to run solo multiple times, while the rest of us, paying the exact same price, are forced to race with strangers. The explanation wasn’t just unconvincing—it was idiotic, as if unequal treatment is something customers should simply accept without question. Let’s be clear: when people are paying the same money, they deserve the same experience. Anything less is unacceptable. I won’t be back—and I’d strongly caution others who expect basic fairness to spend their money elsewhere.”