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World's Largest Indoor Go-Kart Course Opening Soon In NJ World's Largest Indoor Go-Kart Course Opening Soon In NJ
World's Largest Indoor Go-Kart Course Opening Soon In NJ A go-kart track — billed as the world’s largest indoor multi-level race course of its kind — is set to open as early as December in Edison, according to Supercharged Entertainment. The company already runs large go-kart arenas in Wrentham, MA, and southeast Connecticut. Cody Browning, Supercharged's chief operating officer, said Edison's demographics made it the leading site for a new opening. Both the population density and strong economy were pluses, he said. "We really look forward to being there,'' Browning said. "We're excited. We want to get Edison open."  Just in time for the …

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by Jon Craig
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Off To The Races: World's Largest Go-Kart Course Coming To Central Jersey, Report Says Off To The Races: World's Largest Go-Kart Course Coming To Central Jersey, Report Says
Off To The Races: World's Largest Go-Kart Course Coming To Central Jersey, Report Says A go-kart track billed as the “world’s largest” racecourse of its kind is expected to open in Middlesex County this autumn, NJ Advance Media reports. Supercharged Entertainment, which runs a large go-kart arena in Wrentham, MA, think the attraction will be a go-to destination for travelers, the outlet says. Malcom Jones, Supercharged's general manager, said developers were pleased with the Edison facility's minimal distance to Newark and New York City airports, the outlet said. In addition to the go-kart track, the 131,000-square-foot facility, expected to open in November on Route 1 …

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by Jon Craig
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Like Darts, But With An Axe: Bury The Hatchet Opens In Paramus Like Darts, But With An Axe: Bury The Hatchet Opens In Paramus
Like Darts, But With An Axe: Bury The Hatchet Opens In Paramus It's just like darts... but with an axe. Paramus' new axe-throwing facility has opened on Midland Avenue. Bury The Hatchet has two components: Axe-throwing and the socializing. Similar to a game of darts, guests can bring their own alcohol and food while playing against each other in round robin fashion. The person with the most points after 10 throws wins. This will be Bury The Hatchet's 11th location, with others in Toms River, Montclair, Cherry Hill, Matawan, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Atlanta and more.

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by Cecilia Levine