Go-karting in JB
We have our fair share of go-karting and virtual racing arenas in Singapore for those wanting to live vicariously through the annual F1. But if you’ve already been there, done that, then we have good news. There are plenty of places for go-karting in JB just across the Causeway, so strap on your seatbelts and race to your heart’s content without worrying about the traffic lights or having a driver’s license.
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Go-karting in JB and their prices, at a glance
| Go-karting venue | Location | Features | Price per session |
| PLSC Drift | Bandar Dato Onn | Drift-karts with special wheels | RM20 (~S$6.23) |
| DMC Karting | Jalan Permas Utara | Neon-lit circuit with 2 courses | RM30 (~S$9.34) |
| KF Kiddy Circuit @ Southkey Midvalley | Persiaran Southkey 1 | Unique course designed for kids | RM35 (~S$10.95) |
| GT Karting Entertainment | Taman Desa Tebrau | 400m-long circuit with late-night drift karting | RM45 (~S$14.01) |
| Permas Go-Kart Club | Taman Plentong Baru | Massive open-air space | RM47 (~S$14.69) |
| Evolt Karting Johor | Taman Bukit Indah | Electric go-karts | RM70 (~S$21.79) |
| X Park Sunway Iskandar | Bandar Medini Iskandar | Adventure sports theme park | RM70 (~S$21.79) |
| RUD Karting Medini | Bandar Medini Iskandar | Cafe and KTV on the side | RM79 (~S$24.68) |
1. Permas Go-Kart Club
1.4km track spread across 10 acres of land
Image credit: guangmingchng via TripAdvisor
Permas Go-Kart Club at Plentong Karting Circuit boasts one of the cheapest rates in terms of price to track length ratio. The location is quite ulu, but if you choose to head a little further out of the way, you’ll be able to enjoy the wide open space it offers while you ride the 1.4km track.
And while the karts are on the older side, they are well-maintained and allegedly reach up to 160km/h, so don’t worry about not getting your money’s worth in speed. Pro riders can bring their own kart for a starting fee of RM150 (~S$46.87) for a full day of racing.
Price: From RM47 (~S$14.69) per 10-minute session
Permas Go-Kart Club review: “Long drive in, off-track roads, so for those who treasure their cars, please reconsider. If not, a ride through the tracks in the palm oil estate is soothing, about a 2km ride in. Avoid driving in after 4pm as it can be pretty dark once the sunlight is out. Very reasonably priced. Paid RM$57/person for beginners’ 10min ride.” – Mohd Amin via Google Maps
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2. RUD Karting Medini
Competitive outdoor racing with KTV
RUD Karting Medini is the brand’s flagship circuit among 6 other circuits across Malaysia. The track runs 874m long with 16 corners, making it one of the longest in the region. You can pick from a range of karts with custom specifications – for example, their Super Twin kart (RM150, ~S$46.87) allows 2 riders to sit side-by-side together on the same kart. Only 1 driver gets to control the steering wheel – ideal for those who don’t feel comfortable going alone.
Image credit: @therudcafe via Instagram
Plus, if racing isn’t up your alley, The Rud Cafe is an in-house dining venue for you to relax at and grab a bite in an alfresco setting. The track and its cafe are open until the wee hours of 1am, which means it’s possible to rock up in the evening to avoid the blazing heat of the afternoon sun, and still have loads to do.
Price: From RM79 (~S$24.68) per 10-minute session
RUD Karting Medini review: “The track is well-maintained and suitable for both beginners and those who already have some karting experience. Whether you’re just there for fun or looking to challenge your friends, it’s a great place to enjoy some speed and excitement. The staff are also helpful and ensure everything runs smoothly, which makes you feel safe while still having a lot of fun.” – Mcw Chow via Google Maps
3. KF Kiddy Circuit @ Southkey Mid Valley
Kid-friendly circuit for the little ones
Image credit: KF1 Karting
KF Kiddy Circuit @ Southkey Mid Valley might be a familiar name to some, as Singapore has our very own KF1 Karting Circuit back home. There’s a difference though – while the KF1 in Singapore is outdoors and catered to adults, KF Kiddy Circuit is indoors and was built specifically for all ages. It has a 200m racetrack with unique themes for the little racers out there.
The track isn’t just all flash – parents don’t have to worry, as the course is designed with safety in mind. The go-karts have a maximum speed of 8km/h and are equipped with seatbelts to secure the driver in place. On top of that, parents can tag along with their child in the same kart, so even the youngest of kids can enjoy the experience.
KF Kiddy Circuit Toppen Ikea is the other alternative JB outlet located in Toppen Shopping Centre. Pick between the 2 depending on where your family is heading for the day.
Price: From RM35 (~S$10.95) per 8-minute session
KF Kiddy Circuit @ Southkey Mid Valley review: “The facilities are clean, safe, and very well maintained. There are plenty of fun activities to keep children entertained, active, and engaged for hours. The staff were friendly, attentive, and always ready to help, making the visit even more enjoyable.” – ST MARKS 11 via Google Maps
4. X Park Sunway Iskandar
Theme park dedicated to adventure sports
Image credit: X Park Malaysia
We have another theme park on this list, but X Park Sunway Iskandar stands out as it’s dedicated to adventure sports, and has its very own park-exclusive go-karting circuit. With archery, ATV, and paintball facilities, you won’t find yourself bored with nothing to do.
While your regular singular Fast Karts will cost RM70 (~S$21.79) for a 10-minute session, you can also opt to ride as a pair on a Double Seater Kart at the same price. Don’t worry – the kids will also be able to get their own Kiddie Kart (RM35/~S$10.89) for a smaller, safer ride. And, if you’ve come in a big group, ask the friendly staff to help organise a mini race amongst your party.
Price: From RM70 (~S$21.79) per 10-minute session
X Park Sunway Iskandar review: “The circuit is relatively long with a fantastic mix of tricky bends and also straights for overtaking. Best of all, the track is fully covered and opens late, so you can race well into the night regardless of the weather. While the on-site cafe leaves a bit to be desired, it’s not an issue at all. The Sunway Big Box retail mall is right next door, offering other dining options.” – Yoogeesan via Google Maps
5. Evolt Karting Johor
Premier indoor circuit with electric go-karts
Image credit: Evolt Karting
Evolt Karting Johor is a family-friendly indoor go-karting circuit that doesn’t compromise on the excitement for experienced riders. With a 450m course length, the circuit comprises 14 corners and 2 different sectors that blend innovative track features with reliable safety measures.
The rental karts are fully electric, equipped with easy-drive tech and an F1 steering wheel, so you’ll be getting a go-karting experience like no other. There’s also a trackside lounge for non-riders to watch all the action in full view from the sidelines, and keep track of driver timings on the live tracking TV.
Price: From RM70 (~S$21.79) per 8-minute session
Evolt Karting Johor review: “The karts are well managed and in shape, the track is also pretty challenging. They run a clockwise and anti-clockwise track respectively, during weekdays and weekends. I would recommend this track to any avid karting enthusiast as it’s always challenging and there is a mix of sharp turns and flat-out corners for enjoyment.” – Aaryan Nagaraj Ramya via Google Maps
6. DMC Karting
Double-storey circuit 20-minute drive from the checkpoint
DMC Karting, AKA Drift Masters Club, is an indoor go-karting arena that’s only a stone’s throw away from the immigration checkpoint. Don’t worry if you’re a beginner – the helpful staff will demonstrate how to drive the go-kart and pull off drifting stunts so you can impress all your friends.
This venue is open until midnight and has 2 neon-lit sectors, divided into Level G and Level 1, for both adults and kids to try. The former is ideal for novices behind the wheel, while the latter comes with its share of ramps and slopes that are perfect for the more experienced. Whether you’re new at this or a pro, you’ll find the ride equally satisfying.
Price: From RM30 (~S$9.34) per 10-minute session
DMC Karting review: “Overall, we really enjoyed the go-karting experience because both adults and kids can ride together. However, one downside is that some older kids and adults tend to drive very fast, which can be risky for those who are slower. This can be especially dangerous for younger children who are still learning how to control the go-kart.” – Mabbel Elroy via Google Maps
7. PLSC Drift
Neon-lit circuit with special karts for drifting
Image credit: PLSC Drift Malaysia via Facebook
PLSC Entertainment Johor, in Aeon Mall Bandar Dato Onn, has an indoor drift go-karting circuit called PLSC Drift. Be prepared – the grungy garage-like vibes and tyre stacks acting as decoration will make you feel like you’re actually in the Tokyo Drift movie once you step in.
Cruise around the neon-lit racetrack as you slide in and out of turns on the special drift-karts. These karts are fitted with special rear wheels designed to let you slide around curves and corners at top speed. Note that the sessions here are on the shorter side, so it’s perfect for a quick ride in between mall activities like dining and shopping. Or, you could just combine a bunch of sessions for a longer time at the circuit if you feel like you haven’t gotten enough.
Price: From RM20 (~S$6.23) per 5-minute session
PLSC Entertainment Johor review: “The go-karts were well-maintained, smooth, and fast. The staff were welcoming, explained safety rules clearly, and were helpful throughout. Great experience overall—highly recommended!” – Dilaa Salleh via Google Maps
8. GT Karting Entertainment
400m-long circuit with late-night drift karting
Image credit: Ahry via Google Maps
GT Karting Entertainment is located conveniently opposite Toppen Shopping Centre, with a layout specifically designed to test your drifting skills. The 400m circuit features tight twists and technical corners that will keep both beginners and experienced racers entertained. Twin karts are also available, allowing parents to ride alongside their children.
Beyond go-karting, the venue also offers a paintball arena, making it ideal for groups spending an entire evening here. Best of all, the venue stays open until 2am, so you can race well into the night.
Price: From RM45 (~S$14.01) per 10-minute session
GT Karting Entertainment review: “The track is well maintained, and Go-Karts run well. Would definitely recommend for intermediate to experienced Go-Karters. The staff are pretty cool too, sharing some of the track’s history. Do note that servicing and track staff mostly speak Bahasa Melayu, but the front counter staff are trilingual and can cater to English, Malay and Mandarin.” – Dante Ng via Google Maps
Try out go-karting in JB
Many of us may be familiar with driving in JB, and this is a way to do so without needing a Vehicle Entry Permit (VEP) for your car. Our go-karting in JB list covers indoor and outdoor options, so you’re sure to find something you like.
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Cover image adapted from: PLSC Drift Malaysia via Facebook
Originally published on 4th July 2025. Last updated by Celine Wee on 26th June 2026.