Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix Family Fun Center

Go-kart track · Las Vegas

Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix Family Fun Center

Go-kart track · Las Vegas

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1401 N Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89108

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Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix is a thrilling family hangout with speedy go-kart racing, an arcade, and carnival rides, perfect for unforgettable days out.  

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1401 N Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89108 Get directions

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1401 N Rainbow Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89108 Get directions

+1 702 259 7000
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"Las Vegas Mini Gran Prix You don’t have to be old enough to drive to have fun at LVMGP; four tracks, three amusement rides, one super-slide, and tons of arcade games make the destination a fun spot for the entire family. Go-carts headline the action, with three speed tracks (and acourse for kids that often devolves into a bumper-cars situation). On one of the speed tracks—dubbed the Adult Gran Prix—cars get up to 60 miles per hour and featuretechnology that keeps tabs of how fast you're going; during your "race,"your time is displayed on a leader board so you can compare and compete with your friends. Elsewhere at the facility, there’s a small roller coaster and a giant 90-foot slide. Inside, the arcade takes center stage, with air hockey, video games, and four games of pop-a-shot,as well as a restaurant."

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Jay and Esther Burgess

Google
We came when it was slower and yet the staff, although young and a little aloof, were present and very helpful. Our kids had a lot of fun here. All the rides were pretty fun for the little children and they had a blast!

Nick P

Google
Really nice place to take kids. They have 4 different race tracks for all ages. Their fastest track for adults the go carts can reach up to 40 miles per hours which is pretty fast for go carts . They sell tickets by individual rides or you can buy an unlimited ride for 1 hour. The lines were not bad when we went on weekday evening. It's totally worth a visit.

Mason K

Google
**response to reply** Yes let's clarify. I had already explained that my child was below the line. I had no problem accompanying my child on the tornado and the slide; it was only the attendant at the Magic Dragon ride. So either your training is inconsistent or maybe it's because he really was under the line? Also you mentioned, parents can accompany their children for free. However, you are missing the point. I was not allowed to accompany my child without a wristband. However, I was not givien a wristband. It used to be that I can just go with them. So here is some helpful feedback. Ask the parent(s) if anyone will accompany their child. If yes, give them a wristband. If not, let them accompany the child without it, like before. Don't make the parents find out they can't accompany their child (without a wristband) AT the ride. I would have removed my review with a simple apology for a disappointing experience. However, you decide to just make excuses, so I have lowered my rating. **original review** Used to be fun. In my opinion, you get way more value at Circus Circus' Adventuredome. I'll explain at the end. But first, here was my experience so far today. 1) My six year old is in line for the small go karts. A kid cuts the line right in front of the attendant who pretends not to see it. He then tells my son he needs to wait for the next ride. When I tell him the kid cut in front, he just asks who. 2) So we leave and go to the tornado. The line is empty. Im told I need my own card (which is new and require use in ADDITION to the wristband.) I said I'm just accompanying my son. The attendant says I need the free wristband from the desk and I can't go on. They couldn't ask, I the beginning, if anyone is going to accompany their kid when we FIRST got the wristbands? 3) So I get the wristband and try to go on the Magic Dragon Ride; now with a wristband. Im stopped and told my son meets the line as a single rider, and explains I need my own card to ride. I place my hand on my son's hair to flatten his hair to show he is right below the line, but this attendant said he can let me on but just once. I remember their names, but none of this matters. What matters is this place recently feels like it's trying to nickel-and- dime you. I'm sure these young attendants get the brunt of unwarranted complaints. As a local who's been here quite a few times, it just not as worth it anymore. Now I'll imagine i didn't have a disappointing experience today and just just compare value. Here it's $35 for 1 hour and to us it's an OK experience. However for $30 you get an ALL DAY pass (for 48" under) at ADVENTUREDOME with a ton more rides?

Maliha Khan

Google
I traveled from California to visit and was looking for a location to take my kids in Vegas. I found this place nearby and my kids loved the car racing. RUBEN was really friendly and helpful to my kids. I'm thrilled to bring my children here because it's safe and the staff is extremely helpful. I will bring them again!! I recommend for any one with theirs kids! I loved this place!!

Neon City Walkers

Google
Las Vegas Grand Mini Prix is such a unique and fun spot, especially for a kid’s birthday celebration! It’s got everything you need to make the day unforgettable—go-kart racing, arcade games, carnival rides, and a party area for cake and presents. The go-karts are the real highlight, with tracks for all ages, so everyone can join in the excitement. The staff is super helpful and makes sure everything runs smoothly, letting parents relax while the kids have a blast. It’s a one-of-a-kind experience that combines adrenaline-pumping fun with a family-friendly vibe—perfect for creating amazing birthday memories!

Sarah Carlson

Google
My family of 4 (kids 10&13) visited the Las Vegas Mini Grand Prix because it was an attraction included with our GoCity Las Vegas pass. Option A included a ride on the go-cart track or 1 carnival ride, 1 individual pizza and small drink, and $5 in arcade game play. Front desk staff was friendly and assigned our cards. We had a great time driving the go carts! At lunch time we ordered our 4 cheese pizzas and 4 drinks. We waited 25 mins, seeing EVERYONE who ordered after us get their food first. We saw the kitchen staff looking at us and talking, maybe realizing WE had not gotten our order yet. Definitely no communication or apology, TWO pizzas and 4 drinks were brought to our table. The soft spoken guy acted clueless when I said there were supposed to be 4 pizzas. "The order only showed 2", he said. My husband and I were extremely annoyed, but we aren't ones to make a scene or show rudeness to workers, so we agreed to wait for the other 2 pizzas we were owed. We were very patient. The kitchen was chaotic and the two people making food kept glancing at us, like we were expecting too much (we only wanted what our pass included). 15 more minutes waiting, with no further communication so we left, annoyed. I can't imagine how long the pizzas would've taken to show up at that point. If your business wants to be a part of GoCity, uphold your part of the deal. This experience for us was disappointing. Rating our overall experience at 2-3 stars, at most.

Twister of Mystery

Google
I used to come to this place a lot. It was easy, cheap, and fun. Kids loved it. But my recent visit was terrible. If I wasn't there for my kids, I would have left. They open the doors at 10 but now you can't do the outside rides until 11. Why don't they open the doors in general at 11, then? Very poor planning. People spend more at the end, not in the beginning of being there. I wanted to order food, but the girl behind the counter didn't know what she was doing and told me to go ask the front. But no one was there to ask. It seemed far from organized, and if you open at 10, then be ready to work. Period. I shouldn't have to find you to spend money. And for the head of this business, consider opening your doors at 11 if you aren't going to have everyone ready to do their job. Very very disappointing. I am not happy. I won't be coming back after today.

Nyoka Pondt

Google
Went with kids. They loved riding around. Family fun center is clean. Food good and appears to be a great place to have a kids birthday party. Little pricey but they thought it was worth it.