Customers gutted as Plymouth go-kart and laser tag centre shuts'It truly feels like the end of an era'View 2 Images Inside Plymouth kartingAn indoor Plymouth go-kart and laser tag centre had closed for good due to "unforeseen circumstances” leaving “heartbroken” customers feeling “gutted”. You guys have been amazing.”View 2 Images Kate Caldwell (Image: Penny Cross / Plymouth Live)In 2018, Kate Caldwell bought Plymouth Karting after having worked there as a receptionist for eight years. ‌Alongside karting, the business offered laser tag, hosted children’s parties and had a cafe. It dubbed itself “the home of indoor karting, laser tag, team building, kids’ parties and fun days out”. Kate’s company Plymouth Karting Ltd’s most recent accounts, for the year to the end of April 2024, revealed net liabilities of £88,956.