Venue owner guide

How much does a water go-kart course cost?

Short answer: a complete 6-boat electric water kart course from Jet Circuit starts at

Final price depends on your site. Published because you shouldn't have to book a call to learn the number.

What's included

• 6 Wave-Vo electric water karts, in stock, no factory wait
• The floating buoy course, laid out for your water (about 1 acre for 6 boats)
• Delivery and installation in 3 to 4 days on site, anywhere in the U.S.
• Crew training and certification for your attendants
• A spare-parts kit, remote troubleshooting and the Pit Crew service plan for scheduled tune-ups

A 10-boat Grand Prix course with night lighting needs about 2 acres and is priced per site.

What it costs to run

Two attendants run a six-boat course. In our planning model, a 78-day season with 6-hour days costs between $36,000 and $45,000 to operate, depending on how full the course runs.

What it can earn

A typical ticket is $35 or more for a 10-minute race. Here's the same 6-boat course at three levels of demand:

At 30% full, the $73,000 package pays back in less than one season. The course covers its own season costs at roughly 9% full. Parties, race nights, season passes and sponsors are on top of these numbers.

Divine Voltage planning estimates, not a guarantee. Your owner guide is built around your site, season and pricing.

Two ways to pay for it

Own it. You buy the course and fleet and keep the ticket revenue.

Partner with us. Little or no cash up front. We place the fleet and course, run it with you and share the revenue on terms built for your venue.

What about a traditional attraction?

A paved go-kart track, a ropes course or a new building means land, permits and months of construction before the first ticket. A water kart course goes on water you already own and installs in days. If the weekends sell out, you add boats instead of pouring concrete.