Andretti Indoor Karting & Games Buford

Photos

Recent reviews

• ★★★★★David Champagne4/13/2026

  Took my son to his friends 12-year birthday party. They had a great time playing laser tag, karting, and gaming. Private party rooms in the back, bowling, and full bar. Very similar to Main Event. The facility provided an event coordinator that led the kids to each activity. Very organized.

• ★★★★☆Rena Cantrell4/6/2026

  We went to Andretti for a birthday celebration. Food was good but service could have been a little more attentive. Games were fun but friend rising the go cart was asked to leave the track for going to slow when something was wrong with the go cart and they wouldn't listen to her. She is a 40 year old woman not a child.

• ★★★★☆Hingle McDingleberry3/14/2026

  Good experience and good place for family fun and birthday parties. They have arcade, go carts, and other stuff. Please give Jonah the supervisor a promotion unless that's why he's the supervisor. His customer service is awesome!

• ★★★★★saul cardenas1/22/2026

  Great experience for both adults and kids. The place is huge, very well organized, and super clean. From the moment you walk in, you can feel a modern and fun atmosphere. The go-karts are the best part: fast, safe, and well controlled. The staff explains everything clearly before you drive, so even if it’s your first time, you feel confident. The tracks are well designed and make the races very exciting. They also have tons of games, bowling, virtual reality, and laser tag, so it’s impossible to get bored. It’s perfect for families, friends, or even birthday celebrations. Only downside: the waiting time for the go-karts can be a bit long, especially on weekends or during peak hours. It would be great if they could improve that part. Overall, it’s an excellent place in Buford to spend several hours having fun. Highly recommended! 🙌🏁

• ★★★★★D. Tee9/25/2025

  Fast & Furious: Family Edition Andretti is definitely a full-on experience, and our family made a whole day of it! From the moment we walked in, there was someone at the door welcoming visitors, which set the tone. My parents and I were excited to explore, so we walked around to get a feel for the place before diving in. I had to pull out my phone and use the QR code to buy our tickets (pro tip: have your cell ready). We went with the 2-hour play package that includes a race—but the race has its own sign-up time, so make sure you plan ahead. I *think* I got a military discount (bless them if so), but my brain was already in race-mode so I may have missed it. 😂 We decided to eat first, and wow—the food was really good. Portions were no joke, and we left the table stuffed and smiling. Big shoutout to the managers Jack, Madison, and Dusty, who all took the time to make genuine, personal connections with my family. That kind of hospitality is rare and worth mentioning! Our waitress was very sweet too (I’ll update this once I get her name because she deserves the credit). Then came the race track. Helmet fitting, head covers, safety video—the whole deal. The only downside? That helmet stank! It clung to me like I’d hugged a gym bag, and I couldn’t shake the smell. 🤢 But honestly, once we got racing, the adrenaline took over. My mom and I both realized pretty quickly we were not cut out for NASCAR. We were scared, laughing, and holding on for dear life—but it was unforgettable. Dad, on the other hand, looked way too comfortable behind that wheel! We wrapped up with arcade play. Even though we had 2 hours, after about an hour we were happily worn out. So instead of letting our remaining credits go to waste, we donated our cards to some kids nearby. Seeing their smiles was the best ending to the day. Their families were grateful, and honestly, it made us even happier than the games. Overall: Andretti gave us laughs, thrills, and full bellies. A couple small hiccups (looking at you, stinky helmet 👀), but the heart of this place is the people and the joy it creates. We’ll be back! 🏎️✨