Go karting price in Gurgaon ranges from about ₹700 for a short lap session to ₹2,100 for a long weekend run, and past ₹30,000 once you book a group. The spread is wide because tracks sell two different things — laps or minutes — and because weekday and weekend cards are priced separately.

Below is what F9 Go Karting actually charges across its six circuits, what moves the number up or down, and how to work out which package suits your group. Every figure here comes from our own published rate cards, inclusive of 18% GST.

What actually drives the price

Four things change what you pay, and none of them are negotiable at the counter.

• Session type. Some tracks sell laps, others sell minutes. A 16-lap run and an 11-minute run are not the same product, even when the prices look similar.
• Day of week. Every F9 circuit runs a weekday card and a weekend card. Saturday, Sunday and public holidays always cost more.
• Group size. Solo drivers pay per head. Groups book whole karts, which is a different rate entirely.
• Track length. A 450 m circuit and a 1,250 m circuit cannot carry the same price, because a lap takes longer.

F9 Go Karting price in Gurgaon, track by track

These are the current walk-in rates. Prices are per person unless marked as a group.

Sector 17/18 Link Road — 450 m

Weekday: 16 laps ₹700, 22 laps ₹800, 34 laps ₹1,100. Weekend and public holidays: 11 minutes ₹800, 18 minutes ₹1,200, 35 minutes ₹2,100. Group of six karts: 18 minutes ₹6,600, 35 minutes ₹11,500, 50 minutes ₹15,000.

Sector 59 — 850 m

Weekday: 10 laps ₹900, 15 laps ₹1,100. Weekend: 15 minutes ₹1,100, 30 minutes ₹2,100. This is the group venue, and the only circuit running 60-minute sessions.

Sector 68 — 1,050 m

Weekday: 10 laps ₹900, 15 laps ₹1,100. Weekend: 12 minutes ₹1,100, 15 minutes ₹1,200, 30 minutes ₹2,200. Groups: 12 karts at ₹21,000 or ₹35,500, 20 karts at ₹32,000 or ₹52,000.

GT Karnal Road, Bhigan — 950 m

Weekday: 12 laps ₹900, 18 laps ₹1,100. Weekend: 12 minutes ₹900, 18 minutes ₹1,200, 30 minutes ₹2,000.

Dwarka Expressway — 900 m

Weekday: 10 laps ₹900, 15 laps ₹1,100. Weekend: 12 minutes ₹1,100, 15 minutes ₹1,200, 30 minutes ₹2,200. Group rates match Sector 68.

Baghpat — 1,250 m

Baghpat is not sold by the lap or the minute. It is private hire only, for drifting, events and video shoots: ₹1,50,000 for a full day, or ₹75,000 for five hours.

Laps or minutes — which is better value?

Laps reward consistency. If you are quick and clean, a lap package gives you more time on track for the money, because you finish sooner. Minutes reward everyone else. On a busy weekend, a minute-based session guarantees you the full duration even if you spin or get held up in traffic.

Therefore the honest answer is this: for a first visit, take the minutes. Once you have driven the circuit a few times and know your line, laps become the better buy.

Why the weekend costs more

Weekend demand on a Gurgaon circuit is roughly double the weekday demand, and the track can only hold a fixed number of karts at a time. The weekend card is priced for that constraint. If your group is flexible, a weekday evening is the single biggest saving available, and you will also get more clear track.

What group bookings cost

A group of six is the smallest kart block most tracks will hold, and it is priced as a block rather than per head. Twenty karts is the practical ceiling at the larger venues. If you are organising for a birthday or an office outing, read the group rate before you assume it is cheaper per person — sometimes it is, and sometimes the weekday individual rate still wins.

For birthday packages specifically, see our birthday party guide. For a group of colleagues, the track numbers go straight to the venue rather than a call centre.

What is included

All F9 prices include 18% GST. Beyond that, ask the track what is provided on the day — helmet, balaclava and briefing are standard at an outdoor circuit, but the exact inclusions are worth confirming when you book, particularly for a large group.

How to spend less without getting a worse day

• Book a weekday. This is the largest single saving on every card.
• Take the shorter session first. A 16-lap run at ₹700 tells you whether you want to come back before you spend ₹2,100.
• Book the whole kart block if you are six or more. It is usually better value than six individual tickets.
• Skip the longest package on a first visit. Track time is tiring, and most first-timers are done well before the 35-minute mark.

Frequently asked questions

How much does go karting cost for two people in Gurgaon?

For two drivers on a weekday, budget ₹1,400 to ₹2,200 depending on the circuit and session length. On a weekend, ₹1,600 to ₹4,200.

Is go karting cheaper on weekdays?

Yes, consistently. Every F9 circuit prices weekday sessions below weekend sessions, and the gap is larger on the longer packages.

Do I need to book in advance?

For a weekday, usually not. For a weekend, a group, or a birthday, book ahead — the track holds a fixed number of karts and weekend slots go first.

Which Gurgaon track is cheapest?

Sector 17/18 has the lowest entry price at ₹700 for a weekday 16-lap session. It is also the shortest circuit at 450 m, which is why the price is lower.

Where to go next

You can see all six circuits side by side on the tracks page, or go straight to a circuit: Sector 17/18, Sector 59, Sector 68, GT Karnal Road, Dwarka Expressway or Baghpat.

For directions to the flagship circuit, open F9 Go Karting on Google Maps.

Prices in this article are the rates published on each circuit’s rate card and include 18% GST. They were checked in October 2026.