A real-life video game
BattleKart Mons
Drive a real electric kart on a giant 1,800 m² screen projected beneath your wheels. A living track that moves and changes with every game.
- Duration
- 15 minIncluding 12.5 min of play
- Players
- 2 to 12Per session
- Getting here
- From 1.45 m tallNo minimum age
- Price
- €22Per person, per session
- Arrival
- 15–20 min beforeCheck-in and briefing
The track comes alive
Forget plain tarmac: the track is projected right beneath your wheels. It’s karting and your favourite video games rolled into one.
You control your acceleration and braking, and trigger power-ups from your steering wheel: missiles, nitro, oil slicks… Here, every pixel counts towards victory.
Five game modes
Racing, strategy, or football: choose multiple sessions to mix things up.
THE MUST-PLAY
BattleRace
Racing with power-ups and dirty tricks: missiles, nitro, and oil slicks.
BattleSnake
Your trail becomes a wall for others. Avoid your opponents' trails.
BattleColor
Color as much of the track as possible in your team's colors.
BattleVirus
Infect others or escape the virus until the very end.
BattleFoot
Football, kart version: score more goals than the opposing team.
Before you come
- Arrive 15 to 20 minutes before your session for check-in and the briefing.
- Be at least 1.45 m tall: the karts are single-seaters. Access is difficult above 120 kg.
- Wear casual clothes that are easy to wash: the tyres can kick up a little dust.
- No helmet needed: an anti-collision system brakes the kart whenever necessary. Just fasten your seatbelt.
They’ve pushed the limits of reality
Don’t just take our word for it: listen to those who’ve already lived the experience.
BattleKart questions
What is BattleKart?
You drive real electric karts on a track with no physical obstacles, fully immersed in worlds projected onto the floor. You control acceleration and braking, and trigger power-ups straight from your steering wheel.
Do I need to wear virtual reality goggles?
No. The circuits and game modes are projected straight onto the track: you see the scenery beneath your wheels.
What are the requirements?
There’s no minimum age, but you need to be at least 1.45 m tall to reach the pedals. Access is difficult above 120 kg or for people with a large build. The karts are single-seaters: you can’t take a child with you.
How long does a session last?
15 minutes in total: 12.5 minutes of play and 2.5 minutes to get in and out of the kart.
How fast do the karts go?
At a speed adapted to each game phase and to the track. The aim isn’t pure speed but immersion and the thrill of acceleration, even after an opponent’s power-up.
Are the karts safe?
A smart anti-collision system takes control of the kart and brakes whenever necessary. It prevents the vast majority of bumps, which is why you drive without a helmet. Just fasten your seatbelt.
Isn’t BattleKart mainly for kids?
Not at all. Players aged 10 to 65 have already tried it, and every one of them left with a smile.
How does payment work?
Online: you pay in one go to secure your slot. Easiest for groups: everyone sends their share to the person booking.
On site: everyone can pay their own share, by card or in cash.
Can’t find your answer? See all questions or contact the team.
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Ready to take the wheel?
Book your session online and come and take on your crew on the track.
