Go Kart, Paintball, Archery & Sim Racing Action Pass in Ho Chi Minh

The headline act is the outdoor kart circuit at City Park, described as Southeast Asia’s longest. Add an indoor track, archery, paintball target shooting, arcade games or sim racing, and this becomes a proper action day rather than a quick spin around a small course.

I like two things in particular: you can choose a package to suit your budget, and the mix of driving and target sports gives a group more than one way to have fun. The staff also get frequent praise for being patient and helpful, including archery instructor Nguyen.

The catch is the location, which is outside central Ho Chi Minh City, and the outdoor track may close during rain. Sessions can also involve a wait at peak times, so plan for travel and weather rather than squeezing this in between tightly timed city sights.

• The outdoor track is the main draw: It is described as Southeast Asia’s longest and gives you room to race.
• An 8-minute kart session is brief but active: One visitor estimated about five laps, so consider booking more than one session if you want extra track time.
• Indoor and outdoor racing offer different conditions: The indoor track is covered; the outdoor track depends on the weather.
• Archery can be part of the deal: Some kart packages include a complimentary session, while package details differ.
• The Ultimate Action Pass adds variety: It includes sim racing and an arcade game session, with other activities depending on the selected package.
• Getting there takes planning: City Park is at The Global City in An Phu, Thu Duc, not in the central city core.

Racing at City Park, beyond central Ho Chi Minh City

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City Park sits in The Global City, in An Phu, Thu Duc. That setting means this is best treated as a planned outing, not a quick stop on a walking tour of central Ho Chi Minh City.

The venue is at D3 Street, and the listed public transport option is Bus Route TGC1. Ride to The Global City – City Park, the route’s end point, and check the navigator for a stop that suits your starting place. If you are using a car or ride-hailing service, allow time for the trip across the city.

Opening hours are 10:00 to 22:00 Monday through Friday, and 09:00 to 22:00 on weekends. Last admission is 21:30. I would choose a time with some room around it: a busy session can mean a wait, while rain may delay or pause outdoor racing.

Choosing the right mix of speed and target practice

The choices range from a single-track visit to a fuller activity bundle. Listed starting prices are US$13.20 for indoor karting, US$19.80 for outdoor karting, US$30.65 for the indoor and outdoor combo with one complimentary archery session, and US$72.39 for the Ultimate Action Pass. Prices may vary, so check the price for your date and package before booking.

The lowest-priced indoor option makes sense if you mainly want to try karting without committing to a long outing. The outdoor-only session costs more, but the larger circuit is the main reason to come. If you want to compare both tracks, the combo gives you more variety and includes archery, subject to the package details.

The Ultimate Action Pass costs considerably more, but it bundles go-karting with sim racing and an arcade game session. It is the better fit if your group wants several kinds of activity and expects to spend more time at the venue. Do check exactly which kart sessions and target activities come with your chosen pass. Archery and paintball target shooting are described among the available activities, but the contents vary by package.

One pricing detail needs a careful look: the experience summary gives a starting price of US$14.55, while the package prices shown begin at US$13.20 for indoor karting. Treat the package price displayed for your chosen date as the useful figure, rather than assuming one starting rate applies to every option.

Starting with a safety briefing and the kart track

Expect staff to explain the activity and provide the necessary safety equipment before you drive. The included items for indoor karting are listed as a helmet, balaclava and basic safety gear, along with a safety briefing and on-site assistance. An English-speaking staff member and certified professional instructor are also included.

Kart sessions last eight minutes. That can feel short once you are concentrating on steering and other drivers, and one visitor estimated a session at about five laps. If you are keen to improve your line or race friends, a single session may leave you wanting another. Check the number of sessions included in your package before you arrive.

The outdoor track is the one to choose for the broadest racing feel. It is described as the longest outdoor track in Southeast Asia and has safety-focused barriers. The facility is rated by 360 Karting, according to the experience details. Those features are meaningful if you want more than a tiny indoor loop, though no track length or kart speed is specified.

The indoor circuit gives you a covered alternative and can make sense in hot weather or when rain threatens. It is not everyone’s favorite: one visitor found the indoor racing dizzying. If you are prone to motion discomfort, consider starting with one session rather than buying a large indoor package.

Adding archery, paintball targets and sim racing

Archery is a useful counterpoint to karting. Instead of reacting to the track, you slow down and work on aim. Some selected indoor and outdoor kart sessions include one complimentary archery session, and the venue also describes archery with stationary and moving targets. The complimentary session is a taste, not an unlimited practice block, so check the exact allowance in your package.

A staff member can help you get started. Archery instructor Nguyen is singled out by name for helpful instruction, a practical plus if you have never held a bow. The equipment is described as recurve bows and arrows, and the range is outdoors. Those details make archery more than a token add-on, though the amount of shooting included depends on the booking.

Paintball here is target shooting, not necessarily a team battle. The activity information refers to both moving and stationary targets, but does not set out a full game format. If you are expecting paintball matches with teams and protective play, check the package details before you book.

Sim racing offers a different kind of driving. The simulators are described as realistic and intended to give you a motorsport-style session, without being on the kart circuit. The Ultimate Action Pass also includes one arcade game session. These are welcome extras for a mixed group: one person can enjoy the track while another prefers a screen and controls.

What the package means for a family or group

The venue is presented as suitable for children, couples, friends and families, but height rules matter more than the broad age guidance. The activity information says there is no age limit and also sets a minimum height of 130 cm to participate. It separately says children must be at least 1.0 metre tall to ride as a passenger in a double kart and 1.4 metres tall to drive alone.

Those rules do not line up perfectly, so if a child is close to the limit, confirm eligibility with the operator before paying. Double karts are not available on the indoor track, and requesting a two-seater kart costs an extra VND75,000 per kart, payable on site.

For a family, the combo may be a sensible middle ground: karting offers a shared thrill, while archery gives you another activity to try together. For friends, the outdoor track is likely to be the centrepiece, with multiple sessions giving you time to compare laps. Solo visitors can take part too, and staff assistance is available on site.

This is an active venue, but it is not suitable for everyone. The activity is prohibited for people with heart disease and for pregnant women. All participants must sign a liability waiver that explains the risks.

Weather, queues and a sensible visit plan

Rain is the main variable for outdoor karting. Sessions may be delayed or paused in severe weather, and the outdoor course can close when it rains. If the forecast looks unsettled, choose a package with an indoor option or be ready for your schedule to shift while the track is closed.

At peak times, you may have to wait for the next available session. Staff arrange the next opening when you arrive, but the information does not give a fixed session timetable or total visit duration. I would leave a generous buffer before dinner, a show or another timed booking.

A practical plan is to arrive with enough time for check-in, the safety briefing and your selected activities, then start with the kart session you most want to do. If your package includes both tracks, consider tackling the outdoor one while conditions are dry. Treat archery and other extras as part of the visit, not as guaranteed activities in every kart-only package.

Bring the booking voucher for the date you selected. It is valid only on that specified date and time, if a time is shown. Bottled water is included, but personal expenses and insurance are not.

Is the action pass good value?

For a first karting outing, the indoor-only package is the least expensive way to test the waters. The outdoor session costs more, but it targets the venue’s most distinctive feature. If you want both tracks and a little archery, the combo offers the clearest balance of variety and price.

The Ultimate Action Pass is harder to recommend on price alone. Its value depends on whether you will use the sim racing and arcade session as well as the karting. If your group is keen on several activities, bundling them can make the day feel complete. If all you want is a few laps, the cheaper single-track option is likely the better buy.

The venue has a 4.9 out of 5 rating from 338 ratings, and the provider reports a 98 percent positive rate across 353 reviews. The most consistently praised details are helpful staff, fun outdoor karting, and archery as an enjoyable bonus. That does not remove the practical drawbacks: the venue is away from the city centre, a kart session is short, and rain can disrupt the outdoor track.

Should you book it?

Book this if you want an active break from temples, markets and museums, especially if your group enjoys friendly competition. The outdoor circuit, staff support and optional archery make it more varied than a single kart ride, while the combo offers a reasonable way to try two tracks.

Skip it if you have little time, need to stay near central Ho Chi Minh City, or would be disappointed by weather-related changes. Before booking, compare the package contents, check the height rules for everyone in your group, and look at the forecast. That small bit of planning can make this a lively half-day rather than a long trip for one brief ride.

FAQ

Where is City Park?

City Park is at The Global City, D3 Street, An Phu, Thu Duc, Ho Chi Minh City.

How do I get there by bus?

Take Bus Route TGC1 and get off at The Global City – City Park, its end point. Use the route navigator to find the most suitable stop from your starting location.

What are the opening hours?

The venue is open from 10:00 to 22:00 Monday through Friday, and 09:00 to 22:00 on Saturday and Sunday. Last admission is 21:30.

How long is a go-kart session?

An indoor go-kart session lasts eight minutes. The number of sessions included depends on the package.

What height is required to take part?

The activity information gives a minimum height of 130 cm to participate. It also says children must be at least 1.0 metre tall to ride as a passenger in a double kart and 1.4 metres tall to drive independently, so confirm the rules if a child is near the limit.

Are two-seater karts available?

A two-seater kart can be requested for an extra VND75,000 per kart, payable on site. Double karts are not available on the indoor track.

What happens if it rains?

Sessions may be delayed or temporarily suspended in severe weather. The outdoor track can close during rain, so consider an indoor option if the forecast is unsettled.

Can I cancel or change my booking?

A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the activity date, using destination local time. Changes are allowed until 24 hours before the activity starts, but some booking types have restrictions, including bookings made with Klook Pass or a freebie. Check the conditions for your specific booking.