We went on a Tuesday, and it turns out it was three dollars a lap (basically one free lap). The ride lasted a little more than 10 minutes, I'd say, and even though he was disappointed he couldn't drive, we still had fun. I'm certain next year he'll be able to get his own kart.

When we got there, we noticed a rock climbing structure, and they also had a setup for outdoor paintball. He was really interested in trying that stuff out, but he's a little too young for that too. I was already thinking about doing paintball with him, and only hunting him down on the difficult nights. "Sorry buddy, am I ruining your fun? Doesn't that suck?!"

Beside it was the Canadian Mini Indy, and that one was really interesting, because this wasn't a casual thing, it’s a league. If you actually want to sign your kid up to learn how to drive, you can sign up for something like this, where they learn to really race using go-karts. There were a bunch of teams there, and it seemed like a race was coming up, so we got to watch people fixing up their karts. Since Kiki has been watching a lot of YouTube videos about cars, we were trying to spot all of those parts on the go-kart. Really cool. All in all, a fun experience.