Le Niagara Speedway

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Hours of Operation

Monday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Tuesday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Wednesday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Thursday: 11:00 AM – 12:00 AM
Friday: 11:00 AM – 1:30 AM
Saturday: 10:00 AM – 1:30 AM
Sunday: 10:00 AM – 1:00 AM

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Ticket Prices

Driver – $14 CDN +HST (per ~5 min. race)
Rider – $5 CDN +HST (per ~5 min. race)

*Tickets can be purchased on site in person

For group rates, please
contact our sales team

Height Requirements

Driver minimum height 58” (147.32 cm or 4’10”) and maximum height 78” (198.12 cm)

Rider minimum height 40” (101.6 cm or 3’4”) and maximum height 60” (152.4 cm)

To carry a passenger, the driver must be a minimum of 18 years of age, or the parent or legal guardian of the passenger.

Height Restriction
Seasonal

Le Niagara Speedway est un circuit attrayant à plusieurs niveaux avec deux spirales et une pente raide! C'est comme les karts sur les stéroïdes!

Érigé à Niagara Falls, en Ontario, le circuit baptisé Niagara Speedway trône au milieu de Clifton Hill, une destination touristique agrémentée de nombreuses attractions.

Le projet audacieux achevé sur Clifton Hill est unique en son genre, avec ses multiples niveaux, ses deux spirales et sa rampe ressemblant à de véritables montagnes russes.

Plus de 2000 pieds séparent la ligne de départ à celle d’arrivée.

À une hauteur de 42 pieds, la piste est rapide compte tenu des nombreuses courbes (vitesse maximale de 32 km / h), mais elle est néanmoins sécuritaire.

Le Niagara Speedway sera ouvert au printemps, à l'été et à l’automne, de 10h am à 12h am. Les billets sont en vente au coût de 13$ pour les conducteurs et 4$ pour les passagers.

Exigences:

Restriction de hauteur, hauteur minimale du conducteur 58 "(147,32 cm) et hauteur maximale 78" (198,12 cm)
Restriction de hauteur, hauteur minimale du cycliste 40 "(101,6 cm) et hauteur maximale 60" (152,4 cm)
Pour transporter un passager, le conducteur doit être âgé d'au moins 18 ans, ou le parent ou tuteur légal du passager.

Four karts are coming down the coaster ramp of the Niagara Speedway. First kart is red, driver is a woman and passenger is a young boy. Both are wearing helmets smiling. Second kart is also red, located over the right shoulder of the young boy. Second kart has a male driver and a young girl with her hands in the air. On the far right side of the image, there is a yellow kart with two passengers, and a blue kart behind it also with two passengers. Sky is clear light blue. Red guard rail runs along the right

Niagara Speedway aerial view at dusk from the corner of Victoria Avenue and Clifton Hill. Hot Dogs concession stands on the left with Strike Rock N'Bowl and the SkyWheel in the centre. To the right of the SkyWheel there is the flaming Volcano from Dinosaur Adventure Park and a very large T-Rex. There is a large parking lot followed by the Skylon Tower and Fallsview Casino along with a few other hotels.

Blue kart at the base of the coaster ramp. Driver is a woman in a red helmet and passenger is a young girl with a white helmet and her arms in the air. A second kart is directly behind the first; it is black and appears to have a single driver wearing a black helmet

Niagara Speedway top down aerial photo showcasing entire track and seating area located on the left side of the image. View of the top of the roof that covers Niagara Speedway garage and public restrooms

Woman helping a young girl step into a purple kart inside of the Niagara Speedway garage. There is a man standing behind them getting into an orange kart

A view of the Niagara Speedway 4-tier circular ramp with 4 karts coming down the peak of the coaster ramp

Track level view of a man driving an orange kart wearing a blue helmet. There is a little boy sitting in the passenger seat, both are laughing. There is a sign of the Niagara Speedway the right side of the image. There is also a volcano and multiple dinosaurs and trees in the background. Sky is a clear light blue.

Niagara Speedway four story corkscrew ramp with red railings, checkerboard flags and Niagara Speedway signage.

Niagara Speedway Sign and racing below with a view of the speedway garage and coaster ramp. Several businesses in the background; including Louis Tussaud's, Kelseys, and Ripley's.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, the hours of operation online are up to date and accurate; however, they are weather dependent so it's best to call incase of rain or snow.

If the forecast calls for rain, the Niagara Speedway will experience a temporary closure. When the rain subsides, they will begin to manually dry the track using special machinery; which may take up to 45 minutes. The Niagara Speedway will reopen when the track is completely dry.

Tickets to the Niagara Speedway can only be purchased in person upon arrival.

One admission gives you five minutes on the track. You get an average of three to four laps in during that time, depending on how fast you're driving.

If you want to ride again, you may keep your helmet on; but you will need to vacate the kart and go back around into line with a new ticket.

You can purchase Niagara Speedway tickets in person using all methods of payment including US cash, CDN cash, global credit cards and international prepaid credit cards, or Apple Pay.

Yes, we offer group rates for 15 or more admissions. Please contact [email protected] to inquire about group packages.

No, Niagara Speedway does not charge a tourist tax or destination fee, only the Canadian Harmonized Sales Tax.

No, there is only a height requirement for drivers; unless they are carrying a passenger. If they have a passenger in their kart, they must be 18+ or the legal parent\guardian of the passenger.

Yes, the Access2 Card is accepted; however, passengers being driven by a support person can only be a maximum of 5 feet tall. Present your Access2 Card to obtain complimentary admission for your support person.

No, there is no restriction on the type of shoes you wear, as long as they don't impede your ability to drive.

Yes, there are public washrooms located right next to the Niagara Speedway.

Each kart has a maximum weight limit of 375 pounds.

Yes, the seatbelt extenders are up to 10 inches long.

Personal belongings that cannot be secured to the driver or impede the driver can be stored in the lockers located outside of the Niagara Speedway. The lockers cost $2 to rent and are available for use while on the ride. There is no access to lockers when Niagara Speedway is closed for the day. The Niagara Speedway is not responsible for lost, stolen, or damaged belongings.

Yes, there is paid parking lot located at 4960 Clifton Hill. It has a flat fee for the day and over 700 parking spots; as well as, accessible parking. There is no overnight parking or in-and-out privileges.