
easy
20 minutes
No special fitness required; basic mobility and the ability to sit securely are sufficient
Want speed without the sticker shock of motorsport? Riga’s Drift Hall compresses raw sideways fun into two 10-minute runs on electric drift trikes. Helmets on, instructors ready—this indoor track promises controlled adrenaline for families and thrill-seekers alike.
You walk into the hall and the air smells faintly of rubber and electricity. A row of squat, three-wheeled machines hums like concentrated intent, their low profiles set against corrugated walls and high industrial windows. The track—3000 m2 of polished concrete—unfurls into a sequence of banked turns and short straights, daring you to find the edge of grip. Instructors move between helmets and cones with the calm, efficient air of people who have seen plenty of first-timers discover speed.

Plan to arrive at least 20 minutes before your slot to complete waivers and helmet fitting so you don’t lose riding time.
Stable, closed footwear improves control and protects your feet during quick inputs and cornering.
Not recommended for pregnant guests or those with spinal or serious cardiovascular issues; follow staff guidance at check-in.
You can bring food or order on-site—use the recreation zone to recover between runs and socialize after your session.
Mūkusalas street evolved from industrial use to mixed commerce in the late 20th century; the hall occupies a repurposed industrial-style facility common to this stretch of Riga.
Indoor activities have a smaller land footprint, but the venue encourages responsible waste disposal and limits noise; consider public transport to reduce car emissions.
Provide grip and foot protection while controlling the trike.
Comfortable clothing that won’t flap at speed and adapts to indoor climate.
Keeps valuables secure while you ride; lockers may be limited.
Useful if you plan to relax on the outdoor terrace after your ride.
summer specific