Bliss Speedway on Norwegian Bliss

Racing go-carts on a ship was really fun!

We did the doubles and the cart was checked but the attendants didnt care, they shrugged their shoulders when my son and I tried to tell them the cart kept stalling. I asked my wife if she had the same issue and she said no it was moving quite well. The reason I bring this up is because you only get one chance at the double carts in your entire trip.

It was fun. It cost $15. People kept smashing into me as I was hugging the inside during turns. The officials had to stop us twice. Swing wider when trying to pass someone that's already in a turn.

I wish I had the track to myself, or at least 2 other people. When I went it was the last day (big mistake) as the track had 6 or 7 drivers on it. So for me, it wasn't as fun. But I enjoyed myself even if I wasn't trying to speed.

A lot of fun and the people running it were very helpful.

Made a reservation at sailing. Was last day. So far behind in time slots that after waiting forever had to leave or miss dinner reservations.

We had reservations for this but canceled after we heard them stopping the carts if anyone went to fast or bumped. While safety is key the point is to race not follow in a line.

The go carts are very fun and challenging. It is hard not to hit the side of the walls. The staff there was very helpful when I didn’t know what to do. We waited about 25 minutes to get on the carts

This was a lot of fun but if you are a large person this will be uncomfortable for you. My husband is 6’3 and and he felt cramped in the car making it difficult for him to maneuver.

Very poorly run!! Only running 1 pit lane instead of 2, running 10 people/heat(Should limit to 6), should separate kid's/family/adults/racing times. Should have signs on deck below showing whether it's running or not, and most of all, should advise you when purchasing a weekly pass, that it will may be shut down for "X" amount of weather days, and does NOT operate while in ports.