In Champlan, near Massy, BattleKart combines electric go-karting with a life-size video game: the track is projected onto the floor and the karts interact with power-ups, obstacles and other drivers. It's not just about setting the fastest time: racing lines and game strategy matter too.
How does a game work?
A session lasts 15 minutes including boarding and getting out of the kart. The track covers approximately 1,500 m² and accommodates up to ten karts at once. Sessions are not automatically private: other players may join if your group doesn't fill every place.
In 2026, the first session costs €25, the second €20, then additional sessions €18 each. Discounted morning slots are available at selected times on weekends and school holidays.
Before booking
Drivers must be at least 1.45 m tall. The activity is prohibited for pregnant women, people with epilepsy or significant back or neck problems, and not recommended for some heart conditions. Participants must empty their pockets and tie back long hair before entering a kart.
Friday evenings, weekends and school holidays are the most popular times, so BattleKart recommends booking ahead.
The extra touch
The centre offers more than karting: Quiz Room, arcade games, a photo booth and a lounge bar let you extend the outing. Stag and hen party or corporate team-building packages can combine BattleKart with Quiz Room.
BattleKart Paris-Sud-Massy is at 8 rue du Chemin Blanc, 91160 Champlan, with free parking. In 2026, the centre recommends weekday sessions for a quieter atmosphere.
