X Centre is an adventure venue in Mae Rim, north of Chiang Mai, combining bungy jumping, drift karts and off-road vehicles with group activities and options for younger visitors. The attraction is the ability to choose a specific experience or build a longer outing around several activities, rather than buy a single ticket covering everything.
The activities differ considerably in pace and participation requirements. A covered kart session is a different commitment from a guided ride into the countryside, while bungy jumping is a short but intense experience. Decide what you want to do before arranging transport, then check the appropriate booking, equipment and eligibility rules.
Bungy jumping and indoor drift karts
The 50-metre bungy tower
The bungy tower uses a lift cage to take participants up for a jump above the venue’s landscaped lake area. The height and anticipation are central to the experience; watching from the grounds can be part of a group’s visit even when only one person jumps. Ask staff where spectators should wait and whether any viewing restrictions apply.
The operator lists a standard jump at 2,200 baht, with photo or video packages separately listed at 2,700 baht. Confirm the exact package contents and participation requirements before paying. Do not apply a child’s kart eligibility or an old travel guide weight figure to bungy jumping; it has its own checks and conditions.
Sliding around the covered kart track
The indoor drift karts are designed for controlled sliding on the covered track, giving a different feel from conventional outdoor racing. Groups can enjoy comparing sessions, but each driver still needs to listen to the briefing and follow staff instructions. The covered setting is useful when choosing an activity in unsettled weather, although venue operation should still be confirmed.
A single-seat session is listed at 800 baht for approximately 15 minutes. The operator’s rules allow driving from age nine only when the safety belt fits securely; younger children may ride as passengers when the belt fits. Age alone is therefore not a guarantee of participation, and a double-seat option should be booked and priced separately.
Off-road vehicles and countryside routes
ATVs, buggies and UTVs
ATV sessions include shorter instructor-led track time and guided excursions combining track and countryside riding. Current listed single-seat options are 1,600 baht for 40 minutes of track time with an instructor and 2,200 baht for a one-hour track-and-trip programme. Double-seat options are listed at 2,200 and 3,200 baht respectively. Check whether the charge is per vehicle and which equipment and cover are included.
Buggies and UTVs provide another way to explore off-road terrain, with two- or four-seat vehicle options described by the operator. Routes can include farmland and wooded hills, but the selected course depends on weather, duration and the party’s driving ability. Discuss the actual route and vehicle before booking instead of assuming every session follows the same trail.
Training and trail bikes
The venue also lists trail bikes and track training. These deserve a separate discussion with staff if you are new to motorised off-road activities: experience on a city scooter does not tell you what a particular trail will demand. Ask about introductory instruction, required ability, protective equipment and the limits of the booked session.
For mixed groups, confirm which people can be passengers and whether swapping drivers is allowed for the chosen activity. Any swap must still meet the venue’s participation rules. Wear practical clothing and ask about suitable footwear before arrival, especially for sessions where mud or dust is part of the outing.
Paintball, children’s activities and breaks
Paintball takes place in a field with cover and structures for team games such as capture-the-flag or elimination. It works differently from an individual ride: the group size, teams, equipment and ammunition allowance shape the session. Agree on those details in advance and ask how additional paintballs are charged.
The children’s activity offering includes smaller vehicle options and garden mini-golf. Suitability is activity-specific, so give staff your children’s ages and ask about vehicle fit and supervision. Do not assume a child admitted to the grounds can use every attraction, or that a single minimum age applies across the centre.
A restaurant and bar provide a place to pause between activities or wait for other members of the group. Budget for refreshments separately from the activity quote. If your group wants several sessions, organise the order with staff so that transfers, briefing and waiting do not consume the time allocated to the activities themselves.
Booking, prices and opening hours
X Centre lists daily opening from 9am to 6pm. Arrange longer rides and group sessions ahead of time, and confirm the final start time for your selected activity. A venue closing time is not the latest time to begin an off-road programme.
Prices are activity-specific rather than an all-inclusive admission fee. Use the listed bungy, kart and ATV amounts as package references, then confirm your chosen option, equipment, photographs, passengers and other additions when booking. Ask about insurance terms and cancellation arrangements for a weather-affected session without assuming every activity has identical conditions.
Getting to X Centre in Mae Rim
The venue is at 816 Moo 1 on the Mae Rim-Samoeng Road, reached from the Route 107 corridor north of Chiang Mai. Arrange a driver, tour transfer or your own suitable transport to the actual X Centre destination. It is outside the Old City, so allow for both the outward journey and a return arrangement.
If booking an operator transfer, confirm its availability, collection area, charge and return time with your activity reservation. Do not rely on older fixed pickup times or a promise of a free city transfer. Keep the venue’s contact details available in case your group or schedule changes.
X Centre FAQs
Does one ticket cover all the activities?
Activities are priced separately. Agree on the sessions your group wants and request a total quote, including any passengers, photographs, equipment or other additions.
How high is the bungy jump?
The tower is 50 metres high. A standard jump is listed at 2,200 baht, while photo and video options have separate package prices and should be confirmed when booking.
Can children drive the drift karts?
The operator allows driving from age nine only if the safety belt fits securely. Younger children may use a passenger option when the belt fits, subject to staff approval and the appropriate booking.
What is the difference between the ATV sessions?
The shorter option is 40 minutes of track time with an instructor; the one-hour option combines track and a trip. Single- and double-seat vehicles have different listed charges, so choose the activity and seating arrangement together.
Can someone join an off-road trip without driving?
Passenger-capable vehicles are available for some programmes. Confirm the vehicle, seat count, passenger eligibility and price with staff rather than assuming every ATV, buggy or trail-bike booking accommodates a non-driver.
Should I book paintball for a group?
Advance arrangements help the venue plan teams, equipment and the session format. Ask about the included ammunition and extra paintball charges before confirming the group total.
Is transport from Chiang Mai included?
Confirm transfers with the actual reservation. Pickup areas, times and charges can differ, and an older offer of free transport should not be assumed to apply to every activity.
How late can I start an activity?
The venue lists a 6pm closing time, but longer programmes need an earlier start. Ask for the last available session when booking, particularly for guided off-road rides.
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