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Molly's
Kart
Experience the highlights of Amsterdam on your own “Going merry” kart. Book your city tour now!
Drive the city, own the moment
A Memorable experience through Amsterdam. More than a ride. A moment of making memories together with your pirate crew.
DUE to maintance on the karts (bubble coating to visit the deepsea), city tours are not available for the months of september and October. thanks for understanding.
There’s no such thing as a perfect run
Gather your crew of 4 capable pirates and embark on an epic journey. Ship the blue sea of Amsterdam and view the Rijksmuseum or Dam square from your own Going Merry. See you at the grand line!
Otaku Overdrive
Initial D-eal-
Price Per Kart
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~1 hours drive
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Driving instructions
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Helmet
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Radio communications
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Insurance
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Optional GoPro
Mandatory
- Maximum Weight of the driver is 115KG
- Maximum Length of the driver is 2.10m
- Driver is 21+
- Driver has 3+ years car (“B-class”) driving license
- Driver has never had a suspended license
- Driver has never had an EMG
- Driver is not pregnant
- Driver will adhere to all instructions given by Molly’s crew
Professional Equipment for Safety
- GoPro 4K Camera
- Spider ST1 Communication
- ECE certified Helmet
- RDW certified Vehicle
- Sun Shades
Theory (you will be quizzed!) (mandatory quizz)
- The turn indicator is on the left side in the steering wheel. You can manually indicate the direction you are going. On the same controll unit, there is also the danger lights, honk and starter.
- The left pedal is used for braking. It’s very important that you do not lift your leg/foot off the brake.
- The right pedal is for accelerating, use it safely!
- The most important safety aspect is to always release the accelerator pedal as basic instinct.
- If you panic or you feel like you have no control over the vehicle, you release the accelerator padel
F.A.Q.
Why do I have to follow all instructions from Molly’s Crew?
Our crew is there to ensure your safety, enjoyment, and the smooth flow of the experience. Instructions are mandatory and non-negotiable. Failure to comply may lead to removal from the activity without refund.
Why is there a theory and practical exam before the ride?
Safety first. We don’t compromise when it comes to safety in a busy city like Amsterdam. That’s why every participant must complete a short theory and practice session. Once you’re confident and competent, we hit the road.
Why is there a motor escort leading the group?
Our professional escort (15+ years experience in Amsterdam traffic) leads from an elevated position for full visibility and control. This ensures everyone’s safety, smooth navigation through the city, and direct communication during the experience.
Why is wearing a helmet mandatory?
Our helmets are ECE-certified for safety and equipped with built-in communication systems. This allows real-time instructions, alerts, and coordination, making your experience both safe and interactive.
Can I ride the kart on my own?
No. All karts operate strictly under supervision by Molly’s Crew. Independent driving is not allowed for safety reasons
I’m under 21, but I drive responsibly. Can I still join?
Unfortunately, no exceptions can be made. All participants must be 21+ years old and have held a valid driving license (B) for at least three years.
How many people can join?
Each kart fits one driver. We currently offer 4 karts per session, meaning up to 4 drivers can join simultaneously, led by our motor escort.
Why is there a weight limit of 100KG?
Our karts are designed for a balanced and safe driving experience. Exceeding the 100KG weight limit may affect both performance and safety. To ensure comfort and control, we maintain this maximum limit.
Why is there a height limit of 2.00 meters?
Due to the kart’s design, drivers taller than 2.00 meters may experience limited legroom and reduced maneuverability. The limit is in place to ensure a comfortable and safe ride for all participants.
Why must I be at least 21 years old?
Driving in an urban environment like Amsterdam requires maturity, responsibility, and experience. We’ve set the age minimum at 21 to ensure each participant meets a baseline of life and road experience.
Why do I need a driver’s license for at least 3 years?
Experience matters. We require at least 3 years of active driving experience (B-class license) to ensure drivers are confident, road-aware, and capable of handling unexpected city situations.
Why are drivers with a history of license suspension not allowed?
A suspended license indicates a serious past infraction. To prioritize safety and responsibility, we unfortunately cannot allow anyone with a history of license suspension to participate.
Why can't I drive if I’ve had an EMG?
An EMG (Educational Measure Behaviour and Traffic) is issued to correct dangerous or irresponsible driving behavior. For safety reasons, we cannot permit participants with an EMG on their record.
Why is pregnancy a restriction?
Our experience involves exposure to urban traffic, vibrations, and potential sudden stops. While we take every precaution, we do not allow pregnant individuals to participate to eliminate any health risks.
Can I drive with an EU Driving license?
You are permitted to drive in the Netherlands with an EU/Switzerland driving license. To be able to drive with us you need to be 21+ and posses your license for 3+ years.
Tourist with living address outside the Netherlands?
You are allowed to drive in the Netherlands with your foreign driving licence.
Do you have a driving licence issued by a country other than an EU/EFTA member state? Then the categories on your driving licence must be divided into categories A, B, C, D, E. Do the categories on your driving licence have different categories? Then you need to have an international driving licence in addition to your foreign driving licence. You arrange this international driving license in the country or at the embassy where your driving licence was issued.
Expat (foreign) resident with living address inside The Netherlands?
Do you have a valid driving licence issued in a country other than an EU-EFTA member state? Then you can still use it for up to 185 days after you have moved to the Netherlands. After that, you may only drive in the Netherlands with a Dutch driving licence. Do the categories on your foreign driving licence not have the names A, B, C, D, E? Then you need to have an international driving licence in addition to your foreign driving licence. You can arrange this international driving licence in the country or at the embassy where your driving licence was issued.
