GZ Adventures | Lanseria

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The idea of celebrating my birthday with friends and family and their little ones was dented by the old equipment, dirty and sweaty gear and terrible food. My one niece's kart's wheel fell off and she nearly got injured. Food terrible, not even 1 star. No post event feedback request ... I guess they're afraid of the negative feedback. The place needs a proper 360 facelift.

Was a bit of a struggle to driving to the due to the new location. Otherwise very fun activities and the food was amazing.

An Extreme Team-Building Experience… Against the Odds We booked go-karting as a team-building exercise, and what we got instead was a masterclass in resilience, patience, and mechanical sympathy. Despite there being only seven of us, the venue boldly decided that “enough cars” was more of a guideline than a requirement. Those lucky enough to get a kart were treated to an ever-evolving driving experience, including tires actively attempting to leave the rims, karts that worked intermittently, and others that appeared to be powered by hope rather than engines. At various points, the racing stopped—not because of safety concerns or race rules—but because yet another kart had decided it had simply had enough for the day. Honestly, the karts showed remarkable emotional intelligence by opting out early. On the bright side, the experience did wonders for team bonding. Nothing brings colleagues together quite like collectively watching a tire detach itself in slow motion and asking, “Is that… supposed to happen?” Would we recommend this place for competitive racing? Probably not. Would we recommend it for developing grit, humour, and a deep appreciation for functioning machinery? Absolutely. We arrived expecting go-karting. We left with stories. And in the end, that might be the real victory.

Their activities are great and the workers are so kind and patient. But they need to improve their restaurant/kitchen it doesn't look good at all