A new indoor electric karting attraction, Hot Wheels E-Karting, is now operating at the SEVEN Tabuk entertainment destination in Tabuk city, giving families and racing fans a themed track experience with high-performance electric karts.
The facility features multi-level tracks and offers three main experiences: individual adult karts for older drivers, junior karts tailored for children, and two-seater dual karts that let one adult and one child ride together. Age bands and height requirements are used to assign racers to the correct kart category.
Current ticket prices for 2026 are set at 80 SAR for a junior race (ages 7–12, subject to height), 99 SAR for the standard race for ages 12 and above (subject to height), and 140 SAR for a dual race pairing one adult with one junior. Entry to SEVEN Tabuk itself is free, while karting is a ticketed activity.
The indoor track runs daily within SEVEN Tabuk's operating hours, which typically span 4:00 PM to 12:00 AM on weekdays and 4:00 PM to 1:00 AM on weekends. Tickets can be booked online through the official SEVEN website (seven.sa), where safety rules and activity details are published, and on-site ticketing is also available at the karting area.
What else to expect
Beyond the track, the venue includes exclusive Hot Wheels merchandise retail and themed interactive spaces, with dynamic lighting, visual effects, and immersive Hot Wheels branding woven throughout the racing area. Safety rules are provided both through the online booking interface and at the venue.
The addition expands entertainment options for residents and visitors in Tabuk, offering an activity suited to a range of ages and a shared experience for families through the dual kart option.
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