About the Session
- What we will be doing: Join us for a FREE unique evening …. We’re going Indoor Go Karting! This track is one of the most challenging indoor tracks in the country. You will have one hour to master the tricky corners and see who can do the fastest lap.No experience is needed and all safety equipment is provided.Wakefield Indoor Karting was one of the first tracks in the UK to have tarmac surfaces indoors offering you an outstanding race experience. With their state-of-the-art timing system, 80m long speedy straight and hair-raising hairpin bends, no-one else brings you closer to the racing experience. Wakefield Indoor Karting provide helmets and suits. The only extra is balaclavas and gloves. Gloves are £2 and balaclavas are £3. These can be purchased on they day however, if anybody does have their own they are fine to bring them along with them on the day.
- What to expect (The Vibe): This relaxed evening is designed for male carers to take some time for themselves, connect with others in a similar role, and enjoy the thrill of indoor go-karting. You will have a safety briefing beforehand about what to expect on the track, please use this opportunity to ask any questions.
- Who it’s for: Strictly for male carers of children with additional needs or disabilities. Over 18’s only.
- Date & Time: Thursday 26th November from 6pm to 7.30pm
🚗 Getting There & Arrival
- Venue Address and directions: 5, Millennia Park, Thornes Rd, Wakefield WF2 8PWFrom the M1At junction 39 turn onto the A636 towards Wakefield. Continue on this road and turn left afterthe iron bridge. Turn left into Millenia Park, turn right and continue on to the largest building in front of you.From WakefieldHead for Ings Road Roundabout, turn onto Denby Dale Road / A636 heading for the M1. Turn right before the iron bridge. Turn left into Millenia Park, turn right and continue on to the largest building in front of you.
- Venue Website: https://www.wakefieldindoorkarting.co.uk/
- Parking Details: There is parking on site, alongside the building.
- Finding the Little Hiccups Group: Noel will be at the entrance to greet everyone.
- Entrance & Access: There are a number of steps when entering the track. Please let us know if you need any more information.
🚶 The Venue Space & Seating
- The track: The track at Wakefield Indoor Karting is one of the most challenging in the UK. The team at the track will be on hand to answer any questions and offer advice if needed. Noel has also done this track before so he will be able to share his experience.
- Seating & Comfort: There is some seating upstairs, on the viewing platform level.
🚽 Toilets & Accessibility
- Standard Toilet: There are a small number of toilets on site.
- Changing Places Toilet: No changing places on site. Please let us know if this is something you will need.
🍰 Atmosphere, Food & Drinks
- Lighting & Noise Levels: Due to the type of event, it will be noisy on the track. It is a large building and the noise may be emphasised. There will be bright artificial lights.
- Food & Refreshments: Please bring a drink with you, if needed.
⛑️ Safety & Venue Details
- Little Hiccups Staff: As always, our staff and volunteers will be on hand to make sure everyone feels welcome. If you are nervous about coming alone, drop us a message beforehand and we will make sure someone meets you at the door!
- First Aid & Evacuation: The venue has dedicated first-aid trained staff. We will follow the lead from the team at Wakefield Indoor Karting.
Book here: https://www.littlehiccups.co.uk/events/2026-11-26-dadlands-indoor-go-karting
