There is karting. And then there is BattleKart. The floor is the track — and the track is a real-size video game. Every race has its own rules, bonuses to collect, opponents to hold off and game modes that change everything. Exclusive to Portugal, at Level Arena.
How does BattleKart work?
Real electric karts on a track that exists and does not exist at the same time. The floor becomes an interactive screen — with digital tracks, bonuses, missiles and oil slicks projected dynamically during the race.
A sophisticated sensor system knows where every kart is in real time. When you are hit by a projectile or drive through an oil slick, the kart brakes automatically: the penalty is immediate, physical, real. Patented technology, unique in the world.
You sit down and start playing. No safety suit, no helmet, no instruction manual.
The game modes
Six modes, each one completely different. It is the reason people come back.
- BattleRace: the classic race with a twist. Boost, missiles, oil slicks — the first to arrive is not always the fastest.
- BattleFoot: football in karts. Two teams, a digital ball on the floor, plenty of chaos.
- BattleColor: your kart paints the floor as it goes. Whoever covers the most ground wins. Simple. Addictive.
- BattlePool: pool, kart edition. Precision and strategy — or at least the intention of having them.
- BattleVirus: one kart starts out infected. Contact = contagion. Panic sets in fast.
- BattleSnake: the classic snake, at full size. Do not touch your opponent's tail. Do not lose your own.
Each session lasts 15 minutes. It sounds short until it starts.
Who is BattleKart for?
For groups of friends who want to compete for real. For families with children aged 10 and over and 1.45 m tall. For work teams looking for a team building in Lisbon that isn't a Christmas dinner in disguise. And for anyone who wants a birthday that isn't just cake and candles.
There is no learning curve: if you can drive a kart, you can play BattleKart. The game modes take seconds to learn. No safety suit, no helmet.
An experience exclusive to Portugal
Created in 2012 by Sébastien Millecam, the first venue opened in 2015 in Belgium. Today it is in more than 70 venues across 13 countries. Portugal is the most recent one — and it exists only at Level Arena.
Every race is different from the last. The game modes change, the strategies change, and the group carries on talking about what happened long after they leave.
Where and how to book
BattleKart is at Level Arena, in Alverca, 10 minutes from Lisbon. The only experience of its kind in Portugal.
See the combinations that include BattleKart. Opens in September 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Each session lasts 15 minutes. Levels 1, 3 and 4 include a 15-minute session; Level 6 includes 30 minutes of BattleKart.
The recommended minimum age is 10 years old. The minimum height is 1.45 m. No safety suit or helmet is required.
BattleKart has 6 game modes: BattleRace, BattleFoot, BattleColor, BattlePool, BattleVirus and BattleSnake. The group chooses the mode before each race.
Level 1 includes 15 min of BattleKart, five arcade games and a drink, from €25 per person. You can see all the combinations on the Prices and Packs page.
No. Level Arena in Alverca is the only BattleKart venue in Portugal.