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Speed Park
Bowling, laser tag, go-karting and pool.
What's on
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Practical info
Hours
During school holidays: open every day at 2 PM, closing at 10 PM (Monday, Tuesday, Sunday), 11 PM (Wednesday) and 1 AM (Saturday). Open every day of the year except for private events; outside school holidays, call 02 43 29 56 56 for hours.
Bus
Lines 7, 20 — CGR Cinemas stop, 240 m · wheelchair-accessible stop
Parking
Parking right in front (free, customers only, surface lot)
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More about Speed Park
Speed Park Le Mans is a large 7,000 m² indoor leisure complex in Saint-Saturnin, in the Portes de l'Océane business zone, a few minutes north of Le Mans. Under one roof it offers a covered go-kart track of about 300 meters, open to beginners and experienced drivers alike, about thirty bowling lanes, a laser tag maze, about fifteen pool tables and an arcade area, along with a snack bar. The complex welcomes roughly 500,000 visitors a year.
Open every day of the year (except for private events), Speed Park caters to families and groups of friends as well as businesses, with birthday packages, seminars and team-building. It belongs to HFP Loisirs, a leisure group from Le Mans that regularly invests in renovating and expanding the site.
A bit of history
The complex opened its doors in 2010 in Saint-Saturnin, presented at the time as an unprecedented concept in France, combining go-karting, bowling, pool and arcade games on one site. In 2020, it was taken over by the Le Mans group HFP Loisirs, which invested about €1 million to renovate and modernize the entire complex.
Since that takeover, Speed Park Le Mans has become one of the largest indoor leisure complexes in the West of France, and HFP Loisirs continues its regional growth with the opening of complementary spaces (Experimental Park, Central 8 brand) at several sites across the Grand Ouest.