Downhill Karting by Skyline

Stopped here as I saw the ad back in Ontario. WAS NOT DISAPPOINTED!!! The staff were on point and super friendly. The price per ride was reasonable, and the pictures and videos were super cool and affordable. Had one reckless individual who came flying through people, but it was such a great experience it wasn't a huge deal. Definitely recommend doing this if you are in the Calgary arena!

It's definitely a must stop while in Calgary! It's nice to see a city that revamped their Olympic Park into something for the public to enjoy. There were also Mountain biking trails down the hills also. They have a cafeteria where you can grab a quick bite and sit down and relax. We booked our pass online and received a small discount for doing so. It was a great value. It included 4 rides down and a photo all for under $40/person. The photo alone to buy was $15 so I would say it was a great deal! We grabbed a hot dog each and a drink and it cost under $20. Make this the top of your bucket list while in Calgary!

This was a very fun experience! Three times going down is plenty because it is a long course, going all the way down the ski hill. The carts are very easy to maneuver. It feels risky yet so safe as you can totally go as fast or slow as you want. Our family had a great time!

Downhill Karting by Skyline was hands-down one of the most thrilling and fun experiences we’ve had in a long time! From start to finish, everything was well-organized, safe, and full of energy. The staff were friendly, patient, and made sure everyone felt comfortable—especially for first-timers. The karts are easy to control and very safe, but still give you that exciting rush as you zip down the winding track with beautiful views around. What’s great is that you can go at your own pace—whether you’re a speed-lover or just want a relaxing ride downhill. The chairlift ride up the hill adds to the experience and gives a nice scenic touch. Perfect for families, kids, friends, and even couples looking for something active and different. We ended up doing multiple rides—it’s addictive! Definitely worth every penny. Highly recommend getting the multi-ride pass, because one ride is never enough! This is a top attraction and an absolute must if you’re visiting the area. Can’t wait to go back again!

Very fun Staff is incredibly friendly, helpful and not scared to go above and beyond to make sure customers gets a positive experience. The ride definitely doesn’t last long enough so make sure to book a minimum of 3 rides which should last for about 1 hour. Went there with my 13 years old and we both have plenty of fun !

Awesome experience! This place is well organized that could use some small tweaks, but overall was very well done. I came here during May and the wait was around 5-10min during the afternoon to get on the ski lifts. I had a blast going down the hill. There was many turns and straightaways that kept me entertained. I'm not sure how busy this place gets during the summer, but during the spring, I have no complaints on how long the wait time is.

One of the absolute highlights of our trip — I finally tried karting for the first time, and it was amazing. The thrill, the speed, the views — 10/10 experience once you're actually on the track. Now, let’s talk logistics. Tickets can only be bought online, and you’ll need to show the code to get on the chairlifts. We checked the night before and saw tons of availability, so we didn’t bother pre-booking. Rookie mistake. Showed up around noon, only to find out it was sold out until 3pm. We snagged the 7:30pm slot on the spot, which ended up being a blessing — way shorter lineups by then. The lineup process itself? Kinda messy. Zero clear instructions. As a first-timer, it was low-key stressful. People were literally scrambling for helmets like it was Black Friday. Eventually found one, then got hit with two separate lines and no signage. Pro tip: the one on the right is for your first ride, and it’s usually shorter. Oh, and the washrooms? An absolute nightmare. One container with five stalls had no water — no flushing, no handwashing, no toilet paper. The other had running water but only two stalls. Be prepared and bring hand sanitizer, just in case.