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Ride A Kart
Estes Park's family fun park since 1959 gets a bold, ticket-first website that showcases go-karts, mini golf, a golf simulator, and a dozen more attractions.
Overview
Estes Park’s family fun park since 1959 gets a bold, ticket-first website that showcases go-karts, mini golf, a golf simulator, and a dozen more attractions.
The challenge
Ride-A-Kart has been Estes Park's family entertainment center for more than 60 years, offering Power-Up go-karts, the Trackman golf simulator, Cascade Creek Mini Golf, bumper boats, Krazy Bumper Kars, a miniature railroad, water wars, batting cages, an Xtreme trampoline, an arcade, and space for weddings and events.
With so many attractions, rates, and height requirements, the website needed to make it simple for visiting families to see what there is to do, understand pricing, and buy tickets online before they arrive. It also needed to promote new experiences like Colorado's first video-game-style go-karts and year-round golf.
Our approach
We designed rideakart.com around the park's fun, retro-meets-modern brand, with bold red and yellow calls to action, a full-screen aerial video hero, and Buy Tickets buttons throughout. The homepage highlights the new Power-Up Karting game with an illustrated how-to-win guide, promotes the Trackman golf simulator, and presents every attraction as a photo card, followed by the latest news and the park's 60-year history.
The Activities page gives each attraction its own photo, description, and pricing, while the Rates page clearly explains the Freedom Value Card, individual ticket prices, and age and height requirements. We host and maintain the site so seasonal hours, rates, and news stay current.
Hover or scroll inside the window to explore the full homepage.
Built mobile-first
Most visitors check Ride-A-Kart on their phones while planning a day in Estes Park. Attractions, prices, news, and the Buy Tickets button are all easy to reach on mobile.
Inside the site
An Activities page with photos, descriptions, and pricing for every attraction, and a Rates page that explains the Freedom Value Card and individual tickets.
Design details
An illustrated Power-Up Karting how-to-win guide, photo-driven activity cards, and a feature promoting the year-round Trackman golf simulator.
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