Glittering Lights at Las Vegas Motor Speedway

Very beautiful and worth the drive! My only concern is that the wait to get inside took over an hour and we got there early 🤦‍♀️ You can purchase hot chocolate while in line but unfortunately that holds up the line for those that opt out and want to just enter. Organizers need to revamp the whole entrance process but I would still recommend going (just get there super super early).

I’ve have been coming here for many years. Display has always been long and enjoyable. The popcorn is delicious with 2 options to choose from and reusable hot chocolate with covers. I’m very impressed with the upgrades from previous years on the concessions. Until next year and so forth. You can ride in the back of the truck bed if you like, there’s restrooms to use. No limit to people in your vehicle👍🏽

Far drive to get there, and the wait to get into the place was sooooooo long. We got there around 8:30 pm (they close at 9 pm) and waited over an hour. I get it, it’s the holiday season and it was a Friday night, but I still think the wait was too long. Light display is nice, you stay in the car the whole time and can put your radio station to one they offer with Christmas music. Since we got a free ticket from a friend and my daughter had a great time, it was worth it. But not sure I’d spend the $40 to do it if we had to pay.

This is a beautiful event to take your family. There's snacks and hot chocolate available. The staff is helpful and kind. My only suggestions are add more signs to help get families to the entrance, be sure everyone turn off their headlights, also advise everyone to STAY IN YOUR CARS. Some people were actually stopping to take pics. The event is a car event, a drive through experience.

About a 30-minute long slow drive through an extensive amount of Christmas lights. While the displays are fun and sometimes impressive, there are a LOT of advertised company names and themes in the light displays, to the point you start to wonder why you have to pay to drive through, since there are so many businesses advertising with light displays.

Update: Thank you for the admin who reached out to me and refunded me for the hot chocolate. Im adjusting my rating because it means a lot that you care for your reviews and want to make things better in the future. Old post: I went there with my husband and baby as it was her first drive thru ever. The show itself was great and was large. However the volunteers were rude and I paid in advance for the commemorative cup and when I got there, they said they were out of it and only have me a hot chocolate. When I emailed them, they said they couldn’t refund me and that they can only give $5 coupon off which wasn’t the solution. We are out of town and we wanted this commemorative cup as a memory for our daughter for her first drive thru ever! I would not return there and don’t waste your money on this “fraud” for charging you extra but they don’t have what you pay . This is not the Christmas’s spirit I have expected . Such a waste of money and time. It wasn’t as organized as the one we went to after in Utah, they don’t tell how you can connect to the radio channel or what channel to turn on Christmas’s music. Very disorganized.

Got to visit the lights and it's $39 for a car this year. Decorative ornament was $10. For the most part, it looks the same as last year but there were new things. Fun to see year to year.

Firstly, it felt more like a drive thru advertisement than a holiday light show. Every so often you will see a business, company, or brand logo made from the lights. It was hard to get immersed in the light show before seeing a business logo. The amount of lights were impressive. Covering such a long stretch of road around the stadium definitely took some work and the effort was appreciated. However, the lights were very spread out and most areas seemed dark.

Another amazing time at Las Vegas Motor Speedway. Bonus was the icon Richard Petty and family were there for a monument dedication. A very special occasion on a beautiful October day in Sin City. NASCAR is for everyone and it's no different at this race. The beauty of America shines through everywhere you look. Vegas prices so be prepared to spend some money on food and drinks. Merch runs a little high as well. A plethora of food options. The smash burgers at Robert Irvine's are a highly recommend! Awesome family fun at Las Vegas Motor Speedway!

We have attended several races here over the past couple of years to include the Pennzoil 400, South Point 400 and NHRA Nevada Nationals and have a great time at all these events. Parking and entry is easy an overall the stadium seating for NASCAR and drags are good. May want to bring a pair of ear plugs but they do sell them at the events.

Great racetrack as long as the tickets don't get too expensive.. always good racing for NASCAR & NHRA.

This was our first time here and we were amazed. Great fan experience, tons of team and driver merchandise, food, drink, although all of it is ridiculously priced, it's still a great time. Good vending inside and out, nice bathrooms, friendly and helpful guest services. Nice track, too. We had good seats in the disabled section. Spinning a wheel, we won track access tickets in the entry area. That was great! Bring a hat, sunglasses, water, ear protection and a fat wallet, you'll need them all!

Had just a great time , the racing here is always fun and exciting. Thank you NASCAR for never letting me down !!!! Always been a fan of racing and NASCAR is one of my favorites. Next week it's home to Phoenix ..... see you there

Finally decided to check out a NASCAR race at Las Vegas Motor Speedway - the Pennzoil 400 Just like the rest of the complex, this is a state of the art facility. There's tons of free parking available. The restrooms are in good enough order and lines move fast enough. Plenty of concession stands; especially for a main event day like this - there were lots of additional food options outside the grandstand. The seats are comfortable and signs direct you where you need to go around the complex. Great experience!

I've been to several nascar tracks and wanted to add to the list while in Vegas. Used Rally for a transfer to the track and got there quickly with no hiccups. Purchase a Neon Pass and was well worth the money. Lots of things to see in so in that area and was a great experience. Even got to meet a couple celebrities in the area. Clean restrooms (although most stalls didn't have toilet paper), ample food and beer vendors and seats in ET 302 were PERFECT! Flyover was awesome too, right from the base which is practically across the street. If you have the chance, def check this track out.

First time visit to the Las Vegas Motor Speedway. It was clean, people were friendly and it has a beautiful backdrop of scenery.

Need for speed!! Was able to sit with Tasca himself right before he went on the track. Who else can say that? The vehicles are all very very.. I should say extremely loud, so make sure to bring ear plugs. So many different events here. So many different people come to enjoy their time with family and friends.

The Speedway covers so many events, but this time I came out for what I think represents the quintessential Motor Speedway event: Nascar Cup Series, Pennzoil 400. I'm not a huge Nascar fan, but as I'm getting more into motorsports, why not finally check out Vegas' event. March is early in the season and I believe Nascar comes back once more in the Fall. Tickets were easy to get at Ticketmaster, but after talking to a friend, I could've gotten much cheaper tickets with a bit of online searching. That said, we paid a decent premium on tickets so we had some awesome seats! The closer to the track, the better experience you'll have. Upon arrival, parking was FREE! But, we walked maybe a half mile to the entrance LOL. In retrospect, this was perfect because when the event ended, we walked past all the traffic as we parked so close to the exit. We were a bit worried about the racy characters who might fly a certain type of flag at a Nascar event, but we dealt with no situation of the sort at all. Just plenty of race fans, here for racing! One tip for attending a Nascar event, BRING HEADPHONES or EARPLUGS! We sat probably 15 rows from the track and it was an absolute must. We'd have ringing in our ears if they were unprotected for 3 hours listening to "WWWWOOOOOWWWMMM" "WWWOOOAAAMMM" "WWWOOOOOWWMMMM". I have some regular over-the-ear headphones for music that have noise cancellation but I saw people in the stands with EarPods and/or foam plugs; anything is better than nothing. Another note is security was easy to get through, almost too easy maybe? Though, we did walk through a, metal detector? I didn't see bag checks or anything like that, but there must be something in the print that says you can bring in clear bags; there were so many see-through backpacks! If you plan on buying anything there, no cash is accepted. And finally the best note for last, get yourself a footlong corndog or turkey leg.

Just got home from the Night of Fire 4th of July Celebration night at the Bullring, I have now been twice and have seen some amazing racing and tonight we had some incredible entertainment to go along with the racing! In addition to a pretty remarkable fireworks show we had the crazy laughter of dry land boat races!!! I hesitate to even try to describe that whole thing, but suffice to say that everybody was walking out laughing and talking animatedly about what a hoot it was! I won't miss that show EVER again! And at $15 for adults and children under 12 free, where can you find value like that in this town anymore!! Great job you guys!!!

Review #32 of 2023 March 5th visit What an amazing event! We initially went to the Alsco 300 event late last year as a family. That was all we needed to get bitten by the NASCAR bug and want more. We even went as far as purchasing noise canceling headsets right after that event. We wish to thank Speedway Motorsports and Veteran Tickets foundation for making this event happen. It was fun to watch everyone in action, from the cars on the speedway, to the synchrony of the pit crews teamwork. The organization of the staff members with helping us get to and find our seats made for a seamless experience and another great memory experience for our family. Although our pick did not win, #24 set the bar high and we are grateful to have seen that team win at the end.

I bought a club level seat with neon garage & pre race track pass to the NASCAR Oct 20th race. I received my ticket at will call. It was a plain looking ticket. I went to the desk to get my wristband and waited 20 mins for a manager to give me my wrist band. I then went to the neon garage and was turned away by security. I was sent to the lost and found desk and he made a phone call and walked me past security. In the neon garage i was refused the garage tour and pre race track. I asked the information desk inside the neon garage and the lady told me to exit the back of the garage to a ticket booth outside of the track. I almost didn't get let back in by security. I finally gave up after a more than two hour ordeal. The same lady told me to call a 1-800 number. I went up to the club totally disappointed in my experience. I've been to races in Chicago, Bristol, Daytona and have never felt this way. For the amount I paid for this ticket I definitely didn't get the experience I thought I was going to have.

Las Vegas Motor Speedway hosts a variety of events within the Las Vegas Community. I recently visited the Las Vegas Motor Speedway for a running race, PJ 5k and 1 Mile Walk. The location is off of Las Vegas BLVD/Speedway exit. You can easily get here by taking the 215/I-15 or I-15. There is spacious amount of parking, however, I can see that it could easily get congested if there is a large event due to the limited off-ramps and on-ramps available on the entry/exit. The venue for the 5k was located at the entrance of the main speedway. We ran through the glittering lights that has recently occurred every year in Las Vegas. The glittering lights is considered Nevada's largest holiday drive-thru light show with millions of twinkling lights along a 2.5-mile course. The 5k starts you at the entrance as it is 3.1 mile race. It was a lot of fun and a great place to go to for events such as NASCAR.

If you like racing then this is the place to be this weekend. Dirt track racing Thur., Fri.& Saturday!

Attended the Christmas light drive through this past Dec. While up to see Enchant we found this light show and were very pleased. Nice long drive with lots of music and plenty of light arrangements. We were not disappointed and would recommend anyone in the area to go through it.

I recently attended the 3 day Nascar event. My seating arrangement in the open aired VIP box was great. The staff up there were friendly and kept checking on everyone. The seats were individual and very comfortable. My lower star rating applies to the staff by the neon garage area for not enforcing the current states covid safety measures on the indoor areas. The rest of my experience was fine and everything else seemed organized. The only drawback was that the security did not enforce masks for anyone going through the long enclosed tunnel that leads up to that garage. Very packed inside, they just let crowds walk though and didn't attempt at spacing out how many enter at a time. Having no sign for masks in that whole indoor section of the venue made it most uncomfortable. I wish they would have been more mindful when it came to that.

This track sucks these days. Rules for Midnight Mayhem/Test & Tune change pretty much every week depending on who's doing tech (even if you present the guys at tech with the official NHRA regulations - they'll still argue with you). Came here to have my husband apply for his NHRA license only for the dickhead up front to send him back to tech saying we needed to print out the form at home. When coming back to tech, turns out the guy lied and said "well if you came to the right door I would've given you the paperwork" . I mean.... We've been giving this track countless opportunities to redeem themselves and now we're pretty much done (along with the vast majority of street racers in Vegas). * would also be nice if they would open the concession stand so we could grab some food during all day events - could really go for some nachos right about now.

2x Monster Trucks event: the show was ok nothing to brag about. The (Las Vegas Speed Way) vendors, event staff and information was poor I mean like extremely poor, No signs for anything, No body seemed to be managed, No event staff knew where to go, Couldn't get a autograph in the pit which we paid for, Extremely long line for everything, Food was not good and to expensive, Food quality not worth it, VIP tickets not worth it (Paid extra for parking and didn't get it and no signs of where to park and also event staff didn't know anything), Slow service at all booths, PA system for the track announcer was so low we could barely hear him. Vendors and Service POOR Show was not that great ok

The raceway events never disappoint! The sights, sounds, and smells of 3 hours of intense racing as enough to get anyone's adrenaline going! The price was low, but the thrills were high. Definitely feel like I got my money's worth at this event! *****

Purchased tickets in the front row, right by the finish line for NASCAR weekend. While overall the venue was good the moments in the race that you wait for were blocked by people standing in front at the fence. Very little control was implemented at this venue. Don't bother buying the good seats, just get kind of close then walk up and block everyone else's view at the big moments! These pictures were my front row view at the finish of the race. Las Vegas Speedway, do better!

Really enjoyed all the food and atmosphere. Great restroom and vibes. Recommend going early to be the large crowd but overall enjoyed it.

Lots to do, NASCAR, NHRA, drive a race car, drive an exotic car, drive your car in the track or drive a go kart. Don't forget Glittering Lights Christmas display. Everyone we have worked with at the track has been professional and friendly. Most large events have mostly volunteers so keep that in mind, in other words keep complaints and whining to a minimum. Since Covid they have reconfigured the seating and added tables. Seating is very comfortable and the suites are nice. If you enjoy motor sports LVMS is a great go. I appreciate their support of SCC and they even let a high school do their graduation there. Awesome how they support the community!

Went to the first NASCAR they let fans in after covid. They easily could have let A LOT more people in, there was so much space in the stands. The parking lot was full very early in with lots of tailgating, it was awesome. When the gates opened we were given cool Vegas face masks. I'm not crazy about masks but I liked them. They have a clear bag policy and everyone seemed to know the drill as just about everyone had their clear bags packed full. If you want food I suggest getting it early because the lines were super long nearly the whole time. They had food trucks and regular concession type food. The snow cones were self serve which was kinda cool. The stands were super clean and they had mask police walking around making sure everyone was wearing their mask correctly. They only warm you once and then you're kick out and the announcer let you know this often. So we sucked it up and kept our masks on. I really enjoyed the race but probably the biggest pain is trying to leave. It's a madhouse trying to get out of the parking lot. Next time I'd either leave early or just hang out an hour before trying to escape.

The psychology of Nascar race attendees is fascinating. Why anyone would watch cars go round and round 100 laps where all that matters is who is ahead on the last lap, and yet leave before the race is over, is beyond me, but you see this at the races. As a race track venue it's nicely set up and all seats on the oval track provide a decent view. When we went for a pickup truck Nascar race on a Friday night we were able to move down much closer than our assigned seats many rows were nearly empty. There is also a drag strip course. Outside lots of food and vendors some offering free plastic tote bags and assorted spin the wheel freebies ranging from decals and key chains to socks. Most of the food is as expected stadium overpriced but some is surprisingly inexpensive. It may get cold and windy in Vegas so dress warmly if you come in winter. After the Nascar races there are dueling muscle cars doing doughnuts and other fun to watch antics outside. If you're dropped off be sure to take note of where you'll be picked up again. Uber / lift / taxis to get back to the Strip which is about 20 miles away. Uber is about $20 private hired car may range from $30 to $50.

I want to thank the las vegas motor speedway ... they are awsome my lil brother passed away almost a yr ago from cancer he was a huge Nas car fan his last wishes was for his ashes to be spread at las vegas motor speedway ... however reaching out to them they are allowing me and my family to fulfill this wish with open arms they have given us permission to come to the raceway and honor the wishes of a huge Nas car fan .... thank u Jose gurrerro and your team from the bottom of my heart U and the las vegas motor speedway are awsome .... Sincerely chris heathman

I go here every year for Holley LS Fest West. I feel like each and every time I go here, I am never prepared for the heat. This place is pretty big for all the events that they have planned. This is at was my first time riding the train they offer. Restrooms are decent, and they have a great selection of drinks and overpriced food. To be expected when going to any event nowadays. I just wish they had more shaded areas and other areas to buy snacks and drinks. It's a bit exhausting to have to walk all the way back towards the entrance just to get it.

We had an awesome time and experience when we arrive there there was technically no line which was amazing because we got a couple of runs in before the people started rushing in the track was definitely well taken care of and the employees made the whole experience better can't wait to go back

Never get to attend LVMS because I don't want to sit in the desert sun for 4-5 hours but thanks to NASCAR moving the date to February, now I can. I only have a few more years on the left coast so I'm trying to get in all the tracks on this side of the country before I leave. Have to say, really enjoyed my experience here. Track is super easy to get into in and the parking was great. Now mind you, we arrived early in typical NASCAR fan fashion so you can take in all the sights and festivities so I can't tell you the difficulty level of the situation if you choose to arrive close to start time. Expect quite a bit of walking as with any race event but there are small trams driving around should you need a lift. Souvenir row was a little skimpy with not quite as many trailers as I would've liked but I did not walk the entire track so there may have been more somewhere else. I prefer the trailers as opposed to the Fanatics Swap meet area at Phoenix. Still, got the gear I wanted. Food stands were great with the usual race day fare. Good, but expensive. Nothing out of the ordinary. Paid $42 for two giant corn dogs and "Brick" of French fries. Ouch! I sat in the Petty Terraces because I like to watch the cars coming toward turn 1 when the green flag drops and paid $160 for the tickets. The ticket price was the same as the ones in the front stretch grandstands and I think I would've rather sat in the grandstand because those seats had a wider birth for people to pass through and a small table the length of the stand for your food and beverages whereas the seats in the terrace were small individual armrest seats. One improvement I wouldn't mind at the track is bigger teletron screens in the infield for watching instant replays. Other than that, view from my seats were good. One of the easier tracks to leave from but I don't know if this is normal because they ran the Xfinity race that was rained out on Saturday one hour after so a lot of people might have stayed and made our exit easier than usual. Anyway, knocked this one of my bucket list. Drank beer, ate food, cheered my driver, got sunburned. Another great NASCAR experience.

The Motor Speed Way provides so much for the events that Las Vegas offers here. You can enjoy Nascar, EDC, Street Driven, Drag Races, Lucas Oil races, Holiday Lights, plus many more. The venue is stellar in size. As you can enjoy the tracks on the outside or walk up to the enormous track on the inside. Depending on the event. There are several restrooms, snack shop areas, and bleachers all the way around. As your walking up to the inside track your greeted by many of the great race car drivers that have earned their permanent spot on the walls. From Earnhardt to Petty and them some. Each event is set up a accordingly with their own security, cleaning crew, pricing,and list of activities. Would truly recommend an experience out here. Now it does get hot as haities here so stay hydrated especially during our summer months. Location is Las Vegas Blvd/ Speedway- parking is ample, but be mindful of each other as it gets congested.

As a regular NASCAR fan, this venue is great for hosting the race. The parking is very well coordinated to get people into the track and just as coordinated to get people out of the track as fast as possible. Although there are thousands of people here, it's always best to bring a cooler, some lawn chairs and camp out in the parking lot and wait till the crowd disperses. After about a couple hours you're pretty good to get out of there okay. They have plenty of vendors throughout the venue, as well as over in the neon garage, which I highly recommend you take chance of when you get there. I've been there for a few of the NHRA races as well and it's obviously a lot smaller because it's just four tracks but everything is still open in terms of vendors and the seating is excellent!

Wow! First off the might be our favorite track for NASCAR races. You get all the flair of Vegas with the Americana of NASCAR. We have done almost everything that can be done at this track from having cup series season tickets to watching test and tunes at the Drag strip to seeing the legends cars race the bull ring, let alone do the NASCAR racing experience. But the events are nothing compared to the way the entire staff treats the guests. Jeff in fan relations went above and beyond when we put in a simple complaint that could have been a lot bigger problem on Sunday's race. The staffing requirements must be very high because every employee I have ever talked to at the track has not only been super helpful but proud of where they work. We will be season ticket holders for life because this place makes it feel a little like home.

Pretty cool racetrack! Lots nearby and not a hard drive from the Vegas strip. It kind of looks like Charlotte Motor Speedway but has a unique look and feel. I'd love to go here for a race.

I had such a blast date at the Nascar race today I been there for EDC as well Always a amazing experience at the Las Vegas motor speedway

My family and I came for the Christmas light show and was SUPER DISAPPOINTED. Maybe we expected too much? We went on the trolley and it was slow, silent, and boring. I feel they had SO MUCH space and not enough lights to fill the area, which had it feeling empty. The fact they didn't play music was also a bummer. Someone started to play holiday music on the phone for everyone because how silent it was. Honestly, it was "alright" would I do it again? Hell no! Did the kids enjoy It? Yes' that's all that matters. They had hot coco, Popcorn and blankets for the ride. Santa waited for the kids at the end to take photos!

This was an extremely fun experience. I have never been to a NASCAR event and I have to believe this is one of, if not the best tracks in the country. My visit was part of a trip I won for work to see the DC Solar 300 Xfinity Series race. We had some special privileges because we were part of a group and had the privilege of touring the garages on the infield before the race. We then had the opportunity to meet Daniel Hemric who could not have been more approachable. Our seats were in the skybox which was an extraordinarily privilege. The food they served was average at best. And average is what I've found from every skybox. I was not really into NASCAR before but, man, you can see the strategy and beauty and horror of it all. This is not a sort for the feign of heart.

My daughters and I come to NASCAR racing once a year and we love it. It's a family bonding adventure that I recommend for the whole family to see. Remember to stop at the gift shop and pick up the mini items that they have on sale.

EDC EDC! Had an amazing time last year and this year going to EDC! PLUR! Next up Nocturnal Wonderland

Great event with multiple venues with reasonable prices $10-$20 average. Go early to avoid massive crowd. Bathrooms were clean and no lines!

Great venue! I recently attended the NHRA Toyota National drag races the stands were clean, easy access plenty of parking lots of vendors for beverages and different types of food. Its definitely a good time for all. Be sure to walk the pits to see some of the cars and competitors close up.

A really cool place, about 30-45 minutes from the Las Vegas Strip. I went here for a corporate event (Microsoft Annual Sales Kickoff), and they had food, games, and live entertainment from Bruno Mars!!!! The place is wonderful, but the bathrooms are terrible, and which is why I am giving it 4 Stars.

I was here in December for a Christmas event, the name eludes me. But you drive through the motor speedway while there are Christmas lights around you. I even drive through one that looked like a tunnel. Very fun. I would like to come back and see a race but usually when I'm in Vegas I'm on the strip. But for the time I had at night was pleasant.

Came to NASCAR, walking to the front... a guy/security came up to me, grabbed my elbow and started aggressively yelling at me and pointing in my face that he gave me several warnings and now I was going to have to leave the premises, I tried to respond that I just walked up and he just kept talking over me, luckily I was with a group of 10 people and they were about 15 ft away, saw what was happening and got involved to say I just walked up and convince him to leave me alone... I guess he thought I was a scalper? I've never been to NASCAR or LV Speedway.... Horrible and startling /frightening start BUT I tried to make the best of it while there but that was my takeaway...

EDC 2011. Enough said. huge venue. the only downfall was the massive amount of dust blowing in the wind. I think i got miners' lung disease after attending EDC 2011 where everyone was shuffling. They didn't fence off any stages. So no lil jon screaming at people to not jump the fence. EDC 2010 = fail, cuz of the fences. they had legit cooling stations. they were a life saver from the humid and warm desert air. HUGE parking lot. its like waldo's playground. cuz you won't find him at all since its so big.

We always enjoy our visits to LVMS. This last visit is the first time we didn't get a Lucky 7 Parking Pass. We ending up parking just one row in to the General Parking though, for two of the races! We took our daughter and grandson with us this visit and they had a great time, too. It was nice on the wallet that the three year old grandson was just $10 for all three races and the Neon Garage was free for him. It sprinkled a bit during the Saturday race, so we were able to take cover under the garage roofs in the Neon Garage. I wish we would find better food options at the track as it's hard to find anything healthy.

The speedway is awesome we had a blast but I'm handicapped walking with a cane and my right calf cramps up and goes out. I'm practically on the ground and security will not give me a ride to the gate they should be embarrassed. Luckily A good Samaritan with a golf cart saw me and gave me a ride. Once again security you should be embarrassed. And security guard was a young lady very disappointing. How can you consider yourself security and leave somebody in might condition hang in there.

Ok, first off, I know very little about Nascar and tracks and all that, so don't nitpick on my review. I'm just laying it out as a simple human. We came here for the Nascar race in September I believe. I think I was hoping that it might be cooler this time of year. LOL. Nope. So there we are, sitting in 105 degree weather. We are wearing shorts and tank tops. We are equipped with our little fan that blows misty water on you. It still sucked ass. Now I am not necessarily blaming the speedway for the weather. Of course not. But HELLO! Can we get some awnings or something for shade?? I had to go behind the stands where the shade was every 20 minutes or so because I felt like I was going to faint. What about night racing? Can we not do that with Nascar? Or how about not have the race on the surface of the sun in the first place??? Whoever thought that having this race in the middle of the day in Las Vegas was a good idea is a complete and total idiot. Anyway, fun race and I didn't die.

Our friends invited us to go along and enjoy the day at the races. I always love providing exciting experiences for the kiddos and bringing the races to life was really exciting. Lightning McQueen will never be the same. Kids had a blast watching the cars racing down the tracks! Super loud, super hot, not crowded, bleachers were in the shade, concession stand available and a loooooong walk to the car. Fun watching the drag races, but now, I can check it off the list!

We come here to LVMS 2 Times a year for the NASCAR Races. We do the RV Camping at the track. Much more economical. Beats staying in a motel. Free showers are provided . They have a tram that takes you directly to the track for the races and tram you back to your camping lot. Let the party begin.