8 Best Hot Wheels Tracks

Have you ever been to a waterpark with more slides than Chutes and Ladders? That’s basically what this Hot Wheels playset reminds us of when we look at it – and we mean that in a good way.

It’s big, colorful, and fun. There are rollers and brushes, a swirling whirlpool, a manual crank-elevator that helps strengthen motor skills, and plenty of track space. This playset also includes a color-changing car.

Watch out for the giant gator’s jaws as the car soars toward the exit!

At 6 x 26 x 17 inches, this Hot Wheels playset is bigger than many of the sets on our list. It’s also heavier, clocking in at 4.09 pounds. Still light enough for your kids to lug it across the house, though.

This adventure-inspiring playset is intended for kids age 5 to 8 years old, but older kids often enjoy it as well.

This playset costs around $50, but it’s worth every penny to watch your child embrace their creative side.

Kids can play with this track set alone, but it’s best for kids with a friend or sibling who wants to join in on the fun. The set only comes with one car, so make sure you have an extra one on hand for other racers.

Two kid-activated launchers start the race, which consists of an orange track that leads to a character-filled grandstand. The characters pop up during laps, and a winner-confirming flag appears at the end of each race.

For a longer race, connect this track set with other Hot Wheels kits.

At 15 x 2.5 x 12 inches, this is an average-sized Hot Wheels track set. It weighs 2.16 lbs., but most of the weight comes from the grandstands and slam launchers.

Competitive kids 4 to 10 years love this colorful Hot Wheels set, but older preteens may also enjoy it. 

For around $25, you can entertain two car-loving kiddos for hours, day after day.

At first glance, this Hot Wheels track set appears simple – especially if you just view the main photo. However, you can actually assemble it 3 different ways, and it’s also compatible with other Hot Wheels sets.

Many Hot Wheels sets support racing and creative play, but this set also makes stunts possible. Younger kids may need your help with stunts and assembly.

Your child can play with this set alone, but it’s really best for group play. Get ready for lots of challenges, especially if your kiddo is the competitive type.

A foldable crate makes storage a cinch – and you can even take this set with you. Maybe Grandma wants to host a night at the races?

Although this Hot Wheels set measures 10 x 15 x 9 inches, it includes more than 8 feet of track. It weighs 5.69 pounds, which isn’t surprising since it has so many pieces.

This track set is generally suitable for kids age 6 to 10, but preteens and young teens may like it as well.

You can do so much with this Hot Wheels set that it’s easy to justify the price. Expect to pay between $45 to $50 for this set.

This spiraling Hot Wheels track set looks like the kind of rollercoaster that requires a super-strong body bar and seatbelt as you test gravity. The difference is that gravity doesn’t always prevent Hot Wheels from flying off this track.

That’s part of the fun, though. This kit challenges kids to figure out what gets their cars from start to finish. There are three crash zones for cars that don’t make it after being launched by the high-speed boosters.

As with most Hot Wheels sets, this playset includes one car.

This is an average-sized Hot Wheels track set, measuring 4.2 x 24 x 15 and weighing 1.85 lbs.

This toy is geared toward kids ages 5 to 9, but younger kids may get frustrated when cars fly off the track. You may want to play with them while they explore the track’s curves.

For less than $45, you can give your kids hands-on experience converting potential energy to kinetic energy. 

More elaborate than the Super Speed Blastway set and the Workshop Track Builder starter kit, but less detailed than the Ultimate Gator Car Wash. There are plenty of loops to keep kids busy, but be careful: cars often fly off the track. 

Kids have a blast watching their cars smash into each other in the three crash zones. Don’t forget to stock up on D batteries if you don’t mind the noise; it adds to the fun, at least for younger kids. 

Measuring 24 x 3 x 15 inches and weighing 4.92 lbs, this generously sized track set is built to last – even with all the crashing that takes place.

This is one of the only Hot Wheels track sets on our list that’s specifically recommend for preteens as well as early elementary school kids. The company recommends this track set for kids between the ages of 5 and 12.

This Hot Wheels track set costs around $45, and most parents feel it’s worth the price. It keeps multiple kids busy, so it may prevent arguments about who gets to play with it first.

Two side-by-side orange tracks cover the roof of a small garage. Kids can race a friend or pretend they’re taking their cars for a tune-up or oil change. One race car comes with the set.

The kit folds into a convenient case for hassle-free storage.

Measuring just 3.5 x 10 x 10 inches and weighing 1 lb., this compact track set is great for home play as well as on-the-go play in a car or at a park.

This simple set is perfect for younger kids who have just started building their Hot Wheels collection. The company says it’s designed for kids between the ages of 4 and 8, but several parents confess their toddlers love it too. Just keep an eye on young kiddos due to the risk of them choking on small parts.

This budget-friendly Hot Wheels track costs around $15, so it’s a wallet-friendly choice for holiday or birthday gifts.

Simple yet fun, with numerous setups. This Hot Wheels starter set includes tracks and a race car, plus ramps, launchers, connectors, track turns, and a split loop. A helpful instruction guide makes it easy for kids to experiment with different designs.

This set is compatible with other Hot Wheels track sets.

This starter set measures 14 x 2 x 12 inches and weighs 1.65 lbs. It’s not too big or bulky, so it’s great for kiddos in apartments or other small spaces. It’s also a nice choice for young kids who may become overwhelmed by larger track sets.

This track set is geared toward kids age 4 to 10 years old.

This track set is an Amazon exclusive, and we usually see it priced between $20 to $25. That’s a great price for a set that keeps kids busy for hours at a time and pairs well with other Hot Wheels kits.