Open Memorial day 11:00AM - 7:00 PM
Open Memorial day 11:00AM - 7:00 PM
Tiny Towne Norcross 2055 Beaver Ruin Rd Norcross, Ga 30071 Usa
Monday: closed except holidays
Tuesday - Thursday: 11 AM - 7:00 PM
Friday:1:00 PM-8:00 PM
Saturday:11:00 AM-9:00 PM
Sunday:1:00 PM-8:00 PM
Driving Tiny or Booster Cars
Driving Smart Cars(Requires License)
Playing Arcade Games
Driving Smart Cars(Requires License)
Pizza & Drinks can be provided at 5$ per person
Minimum Charge for field trip is $350
Due to our current situation in the world, we have gotten approved by the DDS to provide LIVE classes online to get students prepared for their driver’s license.
At age six, drivers graduate to using slightly larger cars (Booster Cars) on the Tiny Track. Intermediate drivers drive in a controlled one-way direction on a two-lane street. Level goals: to stay in their lanes, understand the basics of road markings, and respect other drivers.
Beginner Drivers of Tiny Towne can drive a freely moving vehicle on the Tiny Track, which is surrounded by a fence to ensure the kids’ safety.The vehicles on this track drive in a continuous path of motion, at a controlled speed, and within the marked boundaries of the track. Level goals: learn to always wear seat belts, to avoid crashing into stationary objects or other cars, and to keep hands on the steering wheel
At age six, drivers graduate to using slightly larger cars (Booster Cars) on the Tiny Track. Intermediate drivers drive in a controlled one-way direction on a two-lane street. Level goals: to stay in their lanes, understand the basics of road markings, and respect other drivers.
To be promoted to the senior level and get access to the advanced Traffic Track, drivers must be at least 9 years old, 57″ tall, and pass Traffic Test 101* and a simulator test. At the completion of the tests, drivers will receive access to the Tiny Towne Smart Cars used on the advanced track. The advanced Traffic Track for senior drivers consists of road signs, two-way streets, and cops who will ensure that drivers are practicing the safety rules and guidelines they learned in the classroom.
September 27, 2018
Kevin Boyd is on the right, commissioner Moore is on the left and Josh Turner, Director of driving school commission is in the middle. In this picture, they are listening on how kids learn the rules of the road through an interactive and competitive game experience at a Tiny Towne.
September 25, 2018
TT Police is explaining how the smart car works and how we are able to reduce the training time with an instructor to 3.5 minutes and still keep a perfect safety record. Our smart cars work with the drivers to improve their driving experience and make them safer drivers.
August 16, 2018
Robert Woodall (GA Representative – Congressman) spent a full day going through our program. Besides the fact that he might not have enjoyed his experience with our police…he had an amazing experience and looks forward to seeing us grow!
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Wow is my only words to describe my experience at Tiny Towne. My daughter had her 5th Birthday Celebration and it was amazing the staff was awesome and the host who helped me set up and made sure we had everything we needed.
Fabulous! We have been bringing our grandsons annually for the past three years. It is always a great experience; however, this year it was exceptional. Thank you so much to Ashley A. who went out of her way to be helpful and to make things easy to understand
Such a cute place for kids! My daughter (age 9) loved learning to drive the smart car. This is an awesome way to teach them the rules of the road, safety and how to be attentive. I’m seeing quite a few birthday parties here today too. Food, Games, Clean Restrooms. we will return again.
