Bachelor Party in Buenos Aires: The Drift Option
By Dmitrii McCarthy

Bachelor party in Buenos Aires: the drift option
This article is currently available in Spanish. A native English version is coming soon. In short: drift on a closed track is the bachelor-party activity nobody in your group is expecting. We run private back-to-back sessions per person (not simultaneous karting — one driver at a time with the instructor), in a BMW E36, on a private closed circuit in the outskirts of Buenos Aires with a drift instructor beside you every lap, a helmet and moderate speeds you build up at your own pace. Group prices: each friend drives 30 minutes and two share the hour, 250 USD (≈ $420.000 ARS) per person; one left without a pair pays 300, and the groom can take the full hour for 500. A Drift Taxi seat is 95 USD (≈ $159.600 ARS), and friends who only watch pay nothing. There is no other group discount on top. Spectator-friendly: friends not driving watch from a designated zone, film, take photos. BBQ/catering can be arranged with the venue separately. No driving after drinking — full stop.
For full details on the day, group logistics, packages, pricing math and FAQs, see the Spanish version of this article or message us on WhatsApp.