CUFA RC Drifting and Leisure Center

Overview

CUFA RC Drifting and Leisure Center is Estonia’s premier destination for radio-controlled (RC) drifting, offering a pulse-pounding blend of excitement, creativity, and community. Located at Stroomi Keskus in Tallinn, CUFA attracts hobbyists, families, and adrenaline-seekers alike with its state-of-the-art indoor tracks, expert team, and welcoming, vibrant atmosphere. Whether you’re new to RC drifting or an experienced driver, CUFA provides an immersive experience where skill meets fun.

More than just a racetrack, CUFA is also a well-stocked shop for all RC car needs, offering top brands, high-quality parts, and accessories. The venue is ideal for unique group events, birthday parties, and friendly competitions, making it a favorite spot for both locals and visitors looking for hands-on excitement, learning, and socializing. With rental cars, expert guidance, and a creative, high-energy vibe, every visit promises pure entertainment and the chance to drift like a pro.

Products & Services

• RC Drift Cars – Selection of ready-to-race models and kits (€95–€350)
• RC Car Accessories & Spare Parts – High-quality tires, motors, bodies, and upgrades for all skill levels (€5–€65)
• Track Rental & Drifting Sessions – By the hour or day; instruction available (€15–€30/session)
• Birthday Party Room & Event Hosting – Private events with exclusive use, custom programs (€90–€250/event)
• Price Range – €5 – €350 depending on products and services

Opening Hours

• Monday–Friday: 14:00 – 20:00
• Saturday: 10:00 – 20:00
• Sunday: 10:00 – 19:00
• Holidays: Special hours may apply

Additional Information

• Atmosphere: Lively, creative, and welcoming; perfect for families, groups, and enthusiasts
• Popular For: RC drift racing, expert advice, hobby supplies, and memorable birthday parties
• Tips: Beginners can rent RC cars and get instruction; advanced racers can bring their own and compete in events
• Access Options: On-site free parking, accessible via public transport (Stroomi Keskus area), wheelchair-friendly entrance