• • Palindrome Coaster – 95 ft tall, 51 mph, 1,230 ft track, 3 inversions, including a 90-degree vertical lift over COTA Boulevard.
• • Circuit Breaker – The first Vekoma Tilt Coaster in the U.S., standing 131 ft tall, featuring a tilting track that drops riders at a 45-degree angle.
• • Sky Blazer – 200 ft free-fall, swinging up to 18 riders at a time, the only ride of its kind in Texas.
• • Texas Wildcat – A 50 ft tall coaster, reaching 40 mph, and the only remaining Schwarzkopf Wildcat coaster in the world.
• • Hot Lap Experience – A race car ride-along at 150+ mph, taking guests around the 3.41-mile COTA track with a professional driver.
• • Family & Kid Rides – 20+ additional attractions, ranging from 10-50 ft tall, designed for all ages.
• • Dining & Entertainment – Plans include a two-story restaurant, bar areas, and retail shops, integrating dining and leisure into the park’s design.

T11 Car Condos: Luxury Meets Motorsports

• • Units range from 1,500 to 6,000 sq. ft., offering private climate-controlled garages with customizable mezzanine lounges.
• • Amenities include a clubhouse, resort-style pool, outdoor lounge, conference rooms, bar, and 24/7 security.
• • Prices start around $475,000, with larger, premium units exceeding $2.3 million.
• • Located at Turn 11 of the COTA track, offering direct access to motorsports events and exclusive track day opportunities.

T11 Car Condos solidifies COTA’s transition into a luxury motorsports destination, blending high-end automotive storage with lifestyle amenities.

COTA’s Impact on Austin’s Economy and Music Scene

• • Annual Visitors: COTA attracts 1.5 million visitors per year, a number expected to increase to 3.5 million by 2028.
• • Economic Impact: The venue generates over $900 million annually, supporting local businesses, hotels, and restaurants.
• • Music & Festivals: Home to the 14,000-person Germania Insurance Amphitheater, hosting major concerts, EDM festivals. 
• • Beyond Racing: COTA also hosts karting, cycling, corporate events, and seasonal festivals like • • Peppermint Parkway, bringing in diverse crowds year-round.

Del Valle: From Rural Texas to a High-Speed Entertainment District

• • In the 1800s, it was farmland and ranchland, largely untouched apart from early settlements.
• • By 1942, the U.S. government transformed it into Bergstrom Army Air Field, a major base during World War II and later home to Bergstrom Air Force Base.
• • When Bergstrom closed in 1993, it became Austin-Bergstrom International Airport, setting the stage for Austin’s explosive growth eastward.
• • In 2010, plans were announced for Circuit of The Americas, turning what was once an airbase into a world-class motorsports and entertainment district.

Now, Del Valle is evolving into a high-energy entertainment corridor, with COTALAND and new luxury developments pushing it even further into the future.

The Future of COTA and Its Impact on Austin

• • A luxury hotel and resort to accommodate the increasing number of high-profile events.
• • Expanded residential and commercial spaces, capitalizing on COTA’s rising status as a tourism and lifestyle destination.
• • A dedicated transit system connecting COTA directly to Austin-Bergstrom International Airport and downtown.
• • Additional motorsports experiences, including expanded karting facilities and exclusive track day offerings.
• • More large-scale festivals and entertainment events, leveraging COTA’s existing infrastructure for concerts and multi-day experiences.