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F1 Arcade at F1 Arcade.
This works best as a competitive group outing: two or three drivers can race head-to-head, while groups of four or more divide into teams and compete for points on full-motion simulators. Formula 1 fans should prioritize Sunday, November 1, when the venue pairs its simulators with a live Mexico City Grand Prix watch party from 1–4pm.
What to expect
Choose your race format before booking: head-to-head gives two or three drivers a shorter 30- to 45-minute session, while team racing gives groups of four to 18 at least an hour. Arrive 15 minutes before your reservation for check-in and the simulator briefing, then stay for food or drinks afterward. If you are visiting Sunday as a Formula 1 fan, build the outing around the 1–4pm Mexico City Grand Prix watch party; otherwise, weekend mornings offer the earliest opening time.
Good to know
- Hours are noon–11pm Monday through Thursday, noon–1am Friday, 10am–1am Saturday and 10am–11pm Sunday.
- All ages are welcome, but guests should be at least 7 years old to race.
- Advance racing reservations are strongly recommended; limited walk-in sessions are assigned first come, first served.
- Check in 15 minutes before your racing reservation to receive the full session.
- Pets are not admitted, but guide and assistance dogs are welcome.
Also in Downtown, the Loop & West Loop
Common questions
How long is a racing session?
Head-to-head sessions last 30–45 minutes, while team-racing bookings run at least one hour.
How many people can race together?
Head-to-head is designed for two or three drivers, while team racing accommodates four to 18 drivers.
Do I need to reserve in advance?
Advance booking is strongly recommended because the limited daily walk-in sessions fill quickly during busy periods.
Can children race?
All ages may enter the venue, but guests should be at least 7 years old to race.
How much does racing cost?
Racing prices vary by date and time, with the current amount shown during the booking process.