Electric kart number 7 on a wooden terrace facing the Eiffel Tower, at sunset
Accor

An invisible track

Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel · Apr 2023
1,200 m²
corridors + ballroom
10
karts
200
meters
backlit
6 hr
to install
1,200 m²
corridors + ballroom
10
karts
200
meters
backlit
6 hr
to install
1,200 m²
corridors + ballroom
10
karts
200
meters
backlit
6 hr
to install
1,200 m²
corridors + ballroom
10
karts
200
meters
backlit
6 hr
to install
1,200 m²
corridors + ballroom
10
karts
200
meters
backlit
6 hr
to install
The story

The Pullman Paris Tour Eiffel turned into a private kart track for the Accor group’s global board.

Two circuits in one hotel: a practice circuit laid out on the carpet of the hotel ballroom, then a time trial that ran from the corridors to the dining room, alternating carpet and parquet under the wheels. 200 backlit metres, 10 electric karts. A track nobody saw coming: a first-of-its-kind experience for the group’s directors.

Gallery

In pictures

Electric kart number 7 on a wooden terrace facing the Eiffel Tower, at sunset
Lobby of the Pullman hotel set up as a karting track, marked out by green and black tube barriers
Reception hall lit in green housing a karting track and an inflatable arch
Hotel corridor turned into a karting track marked out by green and black tube barriers
Karting track set up in a reception hall lit in green, beneath an inflatable arch
Electric kart number 7 on a wooden terrace facing the Eiffel Tower, at sunset

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