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Karting ... where to / other questions

  • 21-09-2007 8:37am
    #1
    forbairt
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    I'm trying to organise about 10 or so people for a Karting session but I'm stuck as to where to go ...

    There's a crowd called Pallas Karting .. but are there any others .. ?

    There used be a crowd in Oranmore ? but are they still around ..

    Can anyone recommend anything

    Cheers in advance


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  • #2
    Zzippy
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    Saw ads for karting in City Limits in Oranmore...


  • #3
    forbairt
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    Cheers for that ... had a look and gave them a call ... and it looks like we'll potentially be heading there now


  • #4
    whitelightrider
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    The one in City Limits, Oranmore is very small.
    Pallas Karting in Portumna is an outdoor track and is alot bigger.


  • #5
    DeadSkin
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    whitelightrider wrote:
    The one in City Limits, Oranmore is very small.

    Yep, very small indeed. Also they are electric karts and not fast. You are not allowed to overtake and they only allow 3 people race at a time.
    You have 5 minutes in the kart and the fastest lap is the winner. I think it's 5 Euro for 5 minutes aswell.
    Was never out in Pallas Karting, but heard good things about it.
    Outdoor karting is way more fun and alot quicker.


  • #6
    johntreacy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 71 ✭✭johntreacy


    Pallas is a bit dear but well well worth it. It has one of the biggest tracks in europe and karts that can do 70mph. Have a look at their website and c


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  • #7
    forbairt
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,594 ✭✭✭forbairt


    Thanks for the info (have the feeling I've asked this question before .. EEK)

    Will head to the city limits for some laser quest and bowling anyways ... probably give the karting a miss but you never know :)


  • #8
    ethernet
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 3,568 ✭✭✭ethernet


    DeadSkin wrote:
    Yep, very small indeed. Also they are electric karts and not fast. You are not allowed to overtake and they only allow 3 people race at a time.
    You have 5 minutes in the kart and the fastest lap is the winner. I think it's 5 Euro for 5 minutes aswell.
    Was never out in Pallas Karting, but heard good things about it.
    Outdoor karting is way more fun and alot quicker.
    The guy looking after it one day in August was so thick and arrogant. Had to floor it just to keep going. He has us going slow and then ramped up the speed on his little remote thingy and landed me into tyres a few times and got thick about it. Never want to go there again.


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