TeamSport Dundee

About TeamSport Dundee

TeamSport Dundee, on Myrekirk Road on the west side of the city, is the former ScotKart — a long-established Dundee karting site that TeamSport took over and rebranded. It's a 400m indoor circuit paired with what the venue bills as Scotland's largest indoor tactical laser tag arena, so most groups come here for one or both. Being an established local site rather than a new-build, it has a settled feel and a strong local following, and the on-site laser tag makes it an easy choice for a mixed group where not everyone wants to race.

The Circuit

The 400m indoor track mixes hairpins and faster straights and includes a flyover, with electronic timing to keep everyone honest. TeamSport quotes an average lap of around 29 seconds, with adult electric karts topping out near 45mph and junior cadet karts limited to about 20mph. Because it's a shorter, busier layout, the racing is about stringing tight corners together cleanly rather than chasing top speed down a long straight — first-timers can get to grips with it quickly, while quicker drivers work on carrying speed through the sequences.

Who Should Visit

Karting is open from age 8, with cadet karts for younger juniors and adult karts above, and no experience or kit is required — helmets and suits are provided and staff run a briefing first. That makes it a good fit for families, birthday parties and casual group races. The neighbouring Laser Combat arena takes players from age 6 and up to 40 at a time, so it suits bigger mixed-age groups and works well as a two-activity party or work day out.

If you want a straightforward indoor race or a combined karting-and-laser-tag session close to Dundee, it delivers; drivers set on a long outdoor circuit will need to travel further afield in Scotland.

Planning Your Visit

The venue is at Unit 10 Myrekirk Road, Dundee (DD2 4SH), with free on-site parking. It's fully indoor, so bookings run year-round regardless of the weather. Note that the lower level is partially wheelchair accessible but the upper level and bar area are not.

There's a bar and spectator area plus food such as burgers, pizzas and hot dogs, so supporters and non-racers can settle in and you can turn a session into a longer visit.

Prices are mid-range for UK karting, and TeamSport regularly discount advance online bookings, so book ahead for weekends and groups. Confirm current session times and rates with the venue before travelling, as they change through the year.

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