The streets of Manchester were thrown into Chaos as a vibrant Chaos Karts taxi brought a flash of colour on this rainy July day, pulling into pit at the bustling Spinningfields, Piccadilly and Deansgate, igniting a buzz of excitement among commuters and onlookers as they passed. To brighten their day even more, those who spot the taxi roaming the streets can shift into high gear, snap a selfie with the taxi and get uploading to social to be entered into a competition to win 2 tickets to experience the ultimate Chaos Karts thrill this September.
Chaos Karts, throws players (aged 11+) into a virtual world, that’s just like being inside a real-life video game, to race-battle their friends, family or foes. Engineered by The Ents Inc, Chaos Karts combines the worlds of go-karting and augmented Reality. Each kart is fitted with features to produce real life sensations and reactions to immerse competitors into the ride of their life. The experience comes complete with varying circuit designs, pumping music and most importantly, usable in-kart power-ups and weapons that will allow players to ‘battle’ right up to the finishing line. Karts are fitted with anti-collision technology which means riders can enjoy the experience without helmets or overalls!
In the lead-up to the opening, Chaos Karts are also inviting the public to ‘Design a Track’ for the all-new attraction. Judged by Sky Sport’s Formula 1 presenter Natalie Pinkham, entrants can submit their unique designs in the form of sketches, computer designs, or even built models for a chance to have their track included as a permanent level at Chaos Karts, along with a weekend in Manchester and tickets to a Chaos Karts experience. Entrants are encouraged to submit their most creative twists, turns, and adrenaline-pumping elements that will set their tracks apart!
Submissions can be made here.
Located in Spinningfields and opening on 1st September, Chaos Karts is set to be one of Manchester’s biggest attractions this year. Pit stop whatever you are doing and book now here.
