Queens Links Leisure Park — Attraction in Aberdeen City

It wasn't for me but my daughter wanted to try it for her birthday. They had fun but for me it's over priced for what it is. The pizza included in the wrist band price was like heated up plastic with plastic cheese added. It should be an optional added extra in the wrist band price should you choose to eat there or not. Thankfully we went to pizza hut around the corner as noone out of a party of 7 would eat it. For the money they make they drastically need to improve their public wc rooms. The smell was beyond tolerable. Toilets seats broken, mess on seats, floors, no toilet paper or hand soap. Some elderly lady on our visit actually fell in the toilet after trying to use the cubical with the broken seat. Both the toilets beside the arcade and the one down past the bowling lanes were disgusting. I remember when you used to get a wristband and a wimpy meal for like a five pound note. Now being 25 pounds per person I'd rather travel further afield to receive better...

Embarking on a nocturnal adventure at Queen's Link Leisure Park in Aberdeen for late-night go-karting was an absolute thrill. The park's vibrant atmosphere, under the moonlit sky, added an extra layer of excitement to the experience.

Navigating the well-lit track in the crisp night air was an adrenaline-fueled escapade. The sleek go-karts, well-maintained and zipping through the twists and turns with ease, provided an exhilarating ride for both enthusiasts and novices alike.

The staff's enthusiasm and dedication shone through, ensuring a seamless and enjoyable experience. The floodlit track heightened the sense of speed and excitement, creating a truly immersive racing atmosphere.

For those seeking a unique and spirited experience in Aberdeen, the late-night go-karting at Queen's Link Leisure Park is a definite must-try. It's an exhilarating blend of speed, skill, and nocturnal excitement that leaves participants with a lasting sense of thrill and...

Whenever we visit Aberdeen we always have a trip to Codonas and the leisure facilities close by. This was the first time we had done the outdoor golf and it was really good even if the weather was a bit wet. The course was good for all ages. We always do the indoor course and it has become a bit of a tradition. It hasn't changed in all the years we have been coming so could probably do with a few upgrades and fixes to beoken/scuffed bits. It was still perfectly usable and we had a good time. The arcades are good, the usual 2p machines, claw machines and general arcade stuff. They even had pool tables for £2 a game which was an added bonus. There is bowling, cafes, soft play, laser tag, bumper cars, go karts and loads more. Easily a full day out for a family and fairly reasonably priced for...