Easykart.net โกคาร์ท Go-Karting (Pattaya Bali Hai Pier)

Easykart’s Bali Hai Pier branch sits about 100 metres from Walking Street, running a 350-metre beginner circuit and an 800-metre racing track with straights, tight corners, and a small bridge section. A single race starts at 499 THB for a Kid Kart; Regular Kart and Double Seater sessions run around 699 THB, and multi-race Fast Kart packages climb to 1,499 THB (two races) or 1,999 THB (three). The minimum height for either track is 1.10 metres, no driving license is required, and staff issue a helmet and protective gear with a short briefing before you’re waved onto the track.

What sets this branch apart from a typical daytime kart park is the schedule: it’s open from 10:00 until 1am the following morning, with floodlighting for after-dark laps. That makes it one of the few adrenaline options in Pattaya that works as a late-evening activity rather than a beach-day one — a genuine alternative (or addition) to a night out on Walking Street rather than a morning-only excursion. Four staff monitor each race from trackside, with a remote-stop system for anyone driving dangerously, and a digital timing system posts lap times as you drive rather than only at the finish.

Beyond the karts, the site has a restaurant/bar, a panoramic terrace, and a pool table and table football to fill time between races — useful if your group splits between racers and spectators. Closed-toe shoes are required; loose or open sandals aren’t allowed on the track.

Insider Tip: Race after 9pm if you want the track closer to empty — the after-dinner Walking Street crowd tends to arrive between 7 and 9, and things quiet down again once bars fill up for the night.

Watch out: This is an outdoor track with no roof — a sudden downpour during rainy season (June–October) can pause racing without warning, so build in some slack if you’re racing on a tight schedule.

Easykart Bali Hai Pier is one of Pattaya’s go-to after-dark activities, a short walk from Pattaya Walking Street and the Bali Hai pier itself. Combine it with a sunset stop at Phra Tamnak Mountain Viewpoint just up the coast before heading down for an evening race.