Last updated: January 31, 2026

Fun Land of Fredericksburg

🏠 Indoor🌙 Date Night

★★★★☆ 4.2 (3199 reviews)

🏠 Indoor🎂 Party Packages🎯 Multi-Activity🍔 Food On-Site🍺 Bar/Drinks

1351 Central Park Blvd, Fredericksburg, VA 22401

📞 (540) 386-1351

🌐 www.visitfunland.com/fredericksburg-home

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About Fun Land of Fredericksburg

Fun Land of Fredericksburg is a track in Fredericksburg, VA. Multi-activity venue offering over 10 different entertainment options including go-karts, laser tag, mini golf, arcade, bowling, batting cages, and an indoor roller coaster. Rated 4.2 out of 5 stars by 3,199 visitors.

Quick Facts

Track Type: indoor
Kart Type: ❌ Call for details
Top Speed: ❌ Call for details
Min Age: ❌ Call for details
Height Req: ❌ Call for details
Pricing: $15.99

💡 Did You Know?

⭐ Multi-activity venue offering over 10 different entertainment options including go-karts, laser tag, mini golf, arcade, bowling, batting cages, and an indoor roller coaster
⭐ Offers affordable all-access wristbands at $29, allowing visitors to experience multiple attractions
⭐ Popular among families and teenagers, with high community engagement shown by 3,199 reviews and a strong 4.2 rating
⭐ Provides special group experiences including school field trips and summer camps
🏛️ Located near significant historical landmarks like Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park

Features & Services

School groups
sports teams
church groups available

💬 What Visitors Say

💡 The unlimited wristband ($29) offers excellent value and provides access to most attractions including go karts, laser tag, mini golf, rock climbing, bowling, and the indoor roller coaster—reviewers found this pass well worth the cost.
⭐ This venue is ideal for families and teenagers looking for variety, with 10+ different activities available including outdoor options like go karts and batting cages; reviewers noted they could spend 4+ hours and still not experience everything.
⏰ Arrive early on weekend mornings if possible—reviewers noted a definite need for more attendants during early morning hours, suggesting lighter crowds and faster service later in the day.