
BattleKart Gateshead
Augmented-reality karting with projected circuits, Gateshead.





Indoor electric karting on a 500m multi-level circuit off Scotswood Road, with a dedicated starter track, Combat Karts and mini bowling under one roof.
Indoor
Electric
500m
4+ Mini Racers / 8+ standard
✓ Available
Beginner-Intermediate
££
| Session | Price guide | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Arrive & Drive (open session) | from £44.95 | 20% off when you book online in advance |
| Student / NHS / Forces | from £29.99 | Valid ID required |
| Junior session | from £29.95 | Ages 8+ (check venue minimum height) |
★ Online booking offer: TeamSport typically run 20% off when you book ahead online.
Indicative national TeamSport rates — exact prices vary by venue, day and time. Confirm when booking. Last checked June 2026.
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Get party quotes →Set inside the historic Armstrong Works on Scotswood Road, a couple of miles west of the city centre, TeamSport Newcastle is one of the North East's busiest indoor centres — its 2,400-plus Google reviews average 4.7 out of 5. The venue switched from petrol to electric karts in a major refurbishment, and the whole experience now revolves around that: quiet, fume-free racing under one roof, with a bar, hot food and mini duckpin bowling on hand for anyone not driving. It is set up for groups and mixed abilities rather than serious racers, which is exactly what most people coming here want.
The headline layout is a 500m multi-level circuit, and the elevation change is the point: a flyover, an underpass and a run of hairpins give it more character than a flat single-storey track. Alongside it sits a shorter starter track for newer and younger drivers, so a beginner can build confidence before joining the main grid. The Sodi electric karts pull hard off the line, and with no gears to manage the challenge is all about hitting your braking points and carrying speed through the tighter corners.
This is a strong pick for families and social groups. Standard racing starts at age 8, Mini Racers caters for children as young as 4 (from 1m tall), and adult beginners can book a Rookie Racer coaching session, so a whole range of ages can drive in the same visit. For something different, Combat Karts adds game-style boosts and power-ups to real karts on the real track — good fun for a birthday or a stag group. It is less suited to experienced racers chasing lap times, who will get more from an outdoor circuit.
You'll find TeamSport Newcastle at Unit B, Armstrong Works, Scotswood Road (NE15 6UX), with free on-site parking and easy access from the A1 and the west end of the city. Being fully indoors, it runs year-round whatever the weather — a practical advantage for a planned party or corporate day.
With a bar, cooked food and trackside viewing, it works as a half-day out rather than a quick blast. Prices sit in the mid range, and TeamSport usually offer a discount for booking online ahead of time. Weekends and school holidays get busy, so reserve your slot in advance and confirm current times and rates with the venue before you travel.
Mini Racers at TeamSport Newcastle take children from age 4 on a separate track. Standard racing starts at age 8 with a 140cm minimum height — please check before booking with younger visitors.
Yes — TeamSport Newcastle is rated beginner-intermediate and is genuinely accessible to drivers with no previous experience. No racing licence or prior karting is required for standard arrive & drive sessions.
TeamSport Newcastle is fully indoors, so sessions run year-round regardless of weather. The circuit is 500m running electric karts.
Yes, food and drink are available on site at TeamSport Newcastle.
TeamSport Newcastle runs to fixed session times and weekend slots on the 500m circuit go first, so book online or call 01252 732300.

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