They had a lot to do but we waited in line so long to get on both of the race tracks that took up all our time. My daughter did the laser tag and liked that. My sister and husband did the batting cages but I wouldn't spend the money again to wait in long lines.

We love the scenic waterfalls and waterway in the park. The playground was great and safe for little ones. The race track was great but we felt it was a little restrictive on speed etc for more adult fun. The inside has a nice arcade like area. Although we would not go back we did enjoy our time there.

Our family loves Andretti and when you can find a coupon it's well worth a family fun night! The Andretti Challenge is mutual fun for you and your teens and/or adult kids.

This place was a lot of fun. We payed for two hours (around $25 per person) which included all that the park has to offer. We will be back to this place the next time we are in town!

We took 9 kids and there was something for all of them to do! Everyone had an amazing time. The go-carts were a blast and I would go again!!!

The place is just a "tourist" trap. Everything is just expensive. I gave it an average review because it was a lot of fun for the kids. Worst pizza I have ever eaten in my life.

We used a buy one get one Living Social deal to attend the park as a spring break day trip from our home in Orlando. We arrived at 1PM and I expected to stay a couple hours but ended up staying until nearly 10PM; the park exceeded my expectations. My kids and nephew 7, 9, 10, 15 had a great... More

Went to a birthday party there. Thank goodness we ate before - the pizza was reportedly well below average, looked awful. As part of the birthday package, the children were free to go on the rides, but adult wrist bands cost $20 for an hour if you wanted to ride the go-karts. If you wanted to ride the "fast" ones,... More

Grandson likes the go-karts. Bring money, it adds up on you. We did enjoy our visit. There seems to be a "fee" for everything. I'll probably return though.