How old do children need to be for Chaos Karts?

There is no minimum age. What matters is height: every driver must be at least 1.30m tall to reach the pedals. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult or bring a consent form pre-signed by an adult.

How much are Chaos Karts tickets?

On the Fever ticket page in September 2026, a Standard ticket was AED 140, a Premium ticket with a Chaos Karts t-shirt AED 180, a Student ticket AED 112 (student ID needed), the Family Bundle AED 126 a ticket (minimum 4 tickets, maximum 2 adults) and a Chaos Karts + Hyper Tag combo AED 219. Prices change by date: the date picker showed AED 180 on Saturdays and Sundays and 20% off on Tuesdays, so check your date.

The race itself lasts 20 minutes. With check-in and the safety briefing, most people spend about an hour at the venue.

What are the opening hours?

Monday to Thursday 1PM-10PM, Friday and Saturday 11AM-12AM, and Sunday 11AM-11PM, according to the venue's website.

Can we have a birthday party at Chaos Karts?

Yes. The Birthday Package starts from AED 2,970 for a minimum of 10 guests, and the birthday child goes free. It includes a 20-minute race, 40 minutes of Hyper Tag, 40 minutes in a private party room, standard decoration and a food package per person, plus ping pong, air hockey and retro arcade games. Enquire through the party booking form or at events@chaoskarts.ae.

Can I get a refund if we can't make it?

Refunds are not given. You can change the date or time up to 24 hours before the race, subject to availability, through the Fever app or Fever support; exchange vouchers are valid for 60 days.

Chaos Karts Dubai: augmented-reality go-karting in Al Quoz

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Al Quoz

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Chaos Karts is an indoor, air-conditioned karting venue in Al Quoz where the race is also a video game. Drivers take real karts round a track while augmented-reality worlds are projected around them, using virtual weapons and power-ups against friends and family, and no headset is needed. Races last 20 minutes, and most people spend about an hour there including the safety briefing and a stop at the on-site café. It is a pay-and-play attraction rather than a karting school: you book a time slot through Fever, which runs the venue's ticketing. There is no minimum age, but every driver must be at least 1.30m tall, and under-16s need an adult with them or a consent form signed in advance. Parents can race alongside their children, and the Family Bundle ticket covers up to two adults in a group of four or more. Birthday packages for 10 or more guests add Hyper Tag, a private party room and food. It has a 4.6 rating on Google from 1,803 reviews.

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The activity

Karting, explained

Chaos Karts is go-karting crossed with a video game. Drivers race real karts around an indoor track while six digital environments, from desert dunes to deep space, are projected onto the floor and walls around them. There are no headsets or screens to wear: the augmented-reality game plays out on the track itself, with virtual weapons and power-ups to use against the other drivers. Each race lasts 20 minutes and follows a safety briefing. There is no minimum age or licence; what counts is height, as drivers must be at least 1.30m tall to reach the pedals, so height, not age, decides whether a child can drive.

Who it's for

Anyone at least 1.30m tall: there is no minimum age and no driving licence needed. Children under 16 must be accompanied by an adult or arrive with a consent form pre-signed by an adult. Not suitable for pregnant guests, people with epilepsy, people with a weak back or neck, or anyone unable to use both legs and one arm. The venue says the experience is not wheelchair accessible and not suited to deaf or visually impaired guests. Families, groups of friends and birthday parties.

What to expect

Book a race time on Fever and aim to arrive about 10 minutes early: late arrivals may not get their slot. After check-in there is a pre-race safety briefing, and every driver signs a waiver. Then it is into the kart for a 20-minute race through six projected augmented-reality tracks, with no headset fitting. Expect strobe lights. There is no dress code; just wear something comfortable. Allow about an hour in total, and the café is there for a drink or snack afterwards. Photos are welcome, but professional cameras and tripods are not allowed.

Highlights

Real karts on an indoor track with augmented-reality games projected around it, no headsets (chaoskarts.ae)
No minimum age: drivers need to be at least 1.30m tall to reach the pedals (chaoskarts.ae)
20-minute race, about an hour at the venue in total (chaoskarts.ae)
Standard ticket AED 140 for a Friday race on the ticket page in September 2026 (AED 180 shown on Saturdays and Sundays); Family Bundle AED 126 a ticket, minimum 4 tickets and maximum 2 adults (feverup.com)
Indoor and air-conditioned, with an on-site café (chaoskarts.ae)
Birthday package from AED 2,970 for a minimum of 10 guests, birthday child free (chaoskarts.ae)

Why parents rate it

What parents say on Google

Chaos Karts has a 4.6 rating on Google from 1,803 reviews, with 1,489 of them five-star. Google lists it as family friendly and good for kids' birthdays, and notes there is usually a wait. Several reviews quoted on the venue's own site compare it to a real-life Mario Kart.

The facts

Ages: No minimum age; every driver must be at least 1.30m tall; under-16s must be accompanied by an adult or bring a pre-signed consent form (chaoskarts.ae)
Prices: Ticket page (Fever, residents) in September 2026, for a Friday race: Standard AED 140; Premium AED 180 (includes a Chaos Karts t-shirt); Student AED 112 (valid student ID); Family Bundle AED 126 a ticket (minimum 4 tickets, maximum 2 adults); Chaos Karts + Hyper Tag AED 219. Prices vary by date: the date picker showed AED 180 on Saturdays and Sundays; Turbo Tuesday is 20% off online bookings. Extra race on site AED 99, subject to availability. Birthday Package from AED 2,970, minimum 10 guests (feverup.com, chaoskarts.ae)
Schedule: 20-minute races, bookable in 20-minute time slots through opening hours on the Fever ticket page (feverup.com)
Trial: Ask the provider
Where: Active Games venue, 6A Street, Al Quoz, Dubai
How to book: feverup.com/m/147816 · +971 4 324 2344 · [email protected] · +971 50 225 2787
Opening hours: Mon–Thu1pm–10pm
Fri–Sat11am–midnight
Sun11am–11pm

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Questions parents ask

Good to know

Under-16s must come with an adult or bring the under-16 consent form pre-signed by an adult (chaoskarts.ae)
Height rule: 1.30m minimum for every driver, so smaller children cannot race (chaoskarts.ae)
Tickets are sold on the Fever app and website; there is a box office on site, but slots can sell out, so booking ahead is advised (chaoskarts.ae)
Date and time changes are allowed up to 24 hours before your race, subject to availability; refunds are not given, and exchange vouchers are valid for 60 days (chaoskarts.ae)
Turbo Tuesday: 20% off when you book online for a Tuesday race (feverup.com)
An extra race can be added on site for AED 99, subject to availability (feverup.com)
Strobe lights are used; no animals, including service animals; no coat check; smoking and vaping are not allowed (chaoskarts.ae)
Parking: the site says free parking is available; the ticket page notes outdoor spaces are limited (chaoskarts.ae, feverup.com)