The Game Over group has announced it will build Queensland’s largest electric go-kart circuit in Brisbane Airport’s Skygate precinct.
The track is part of a new family entertainment venue which will also feature an eight-lane ten-pin bowling alley and arcade games.
It is scheduled to be opened in 2027.
The kart circuit is the latest in a string of venue announcements for Skygate including Fever’s immersive dinosaur experience Dinos Alive, indoor entertainment venue Area 51, Golf Central and Landers Pocket.
Skygate is currently the home of DFO Brisbane and Queensland’s only 24/7 Woolworths.
Brisbane Airport Executive General Manager Commercial Scott Norris said the addition of Game Over was another milestone in Skygate’s transformation from a retail only precinct into one where visitors can spend an entire day.
“Skygate is evolving into much more than just a shopping destination,” he said.
“Every new attraction adds another reason for families, friends, visitors and locals to visit, stay longer and keep coming back. We’re building a destination that offers something exciting for every age and interest.”
Game Over General Manager Brad Ward said the project was a game-changing development for Game Over and a significant investment in the future of family entertainment in Queensland.
“We are creating an exciting destination where visitors can race, bowl, compete, play, celebrate and connect, all under one roof,” he said.
“The combination of Queensland’s largest electric go-kart track, bowling, cutting edge arcade and interactive attractions as well as quality food and beverage experiences will make Game Over Skygate one of the most exciting entertainment venues in Australia.”
