Burlington Go Karts and Amusement Park FAQs

Where is the park located?

The park is located at 1077 Route 234 (PE-234) in Kensington, PEI. It is situated in a picturesque rural area overlooking the Southwest River, making for a scenic drive.

Is this the track that closed in Ontario?

No. This is the Prince Edward Island location, which is fully open and operational. (The "Lakeland" track in Burlington, Ontario, is a separate entity that has permanently closed).

What is the height requirement to drive?

While requirements can change, the industry standard for single karts is typically 54 inches (137 cm). Passengers in double karts can be smaller (often 36-40 inches) but must be accompanied by a licensed driver or adult.

Can I buy a pass for just the go-karts?

Yes, you can usually purchase individual ride tickets if you are just passing through. However, most visitors opt for the wristband/bracelet which includes unlimited go-karts and other rides for a better value.

Is the park open when it rains?

Operations are weather-dependent. The go-karts and batting cages typically close during rain for safety reasons. It is best to check their Facebook page for daily updates if the weather looks grey.

Do you have food on-site?

Yes, there is a canteen/snack bar serving classic amusement park fare like fries, hot dogs, ice cream, and cold drinks.

Is there an age limit for the batting cages?

There is generally no strict age limit, but participants must be strong enough to hold the bat safely. Helmets are mandatory and provided by the park.

How long is the go-kart track?

While exact meterage isn't published, it is widely marketed as the "Largest Track in PEI," offering a significantly longer lap time than the smaller oval tracks found at other local fun parks.