CJ Barrymore’s Unveils New $3 Million 3-Story Go-Kart Race Track
An amusement park has given the green light on a new $3 million go-kart race track. Theme park CJ Barrymore’s in Clinton Township, Michigan, plans to unveil its three-story Indy SkyTrack in the spring. The 30-foot-tall and 1,500-foot-long ride will be open to the public on May 3.
Project Inception and Construction
David Dalpizzol, CJ Barrymore’s vice president, explained that the project had been in the works for months, just in time for the park’s upcoming anniversary. The SkyTrack began as a renovation of an old racetrack that was built in the 1980s. Mario Bros fans will be happy to hear that the real-life go-kart ride, like the video game, will be rated E for everyone, with no age restrictions. Solo riders must be at least 60 inches tall to drive unaccompanied.
Expansion and Improvements
The older track previously featured a three-lane pit, which will be doubled to six lanes in the renovation. For those who do not meet the height requirement, double carts will be available to passengers who are at least 40 inches tall along with a companion who is 16 years or older.
Admission and Park Hours
The theme park is currently open on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays through June 1, with daily summer hours beginning in June. Visitors can purchase an all-day wristband for $49, granting access to the SkyTrack. Individual ride admissions cost $12, and wristband holders can enjoy other attractions like drop towers, Ferris wheel, arcade, rollercoasters, and zipline that cover 25 acres.
Thrilling Experiences at the Park
The indoor and outdoor theme park offers hundreds of arcade games, a bowling alley, laser tag, bumper cars, and golf. Outdoor attractions include the Loop rollercoaster, the Spinning Coaster, the Soaring Eagle Zipline, the Turbo track, and the Grand Prix track. The Loop coaster features a 360-degree loop, while the Spinning Coaster is family-friendly with a figure-eight track.
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