Great family fun spot to go to. Like the preferred seating…read morebut still can bring my fold up chairs as well.

Great family fun! We took the family for a Monster Truck and Car Soccer event. The tickets were…read morereasonably priced for the entertainment provided. We all enjoyed the show. The kids loved being able to see the trucks and talk to the drivers. The concessions weren't horribly expensive. It cost $32 for a fountain drink, chili dog, regular hot dog, chicken fingers and two orders of fries. Snow cones were $6 each and very large. The kids could put their own syrup on them which was fun for them. Bottled water was $2 and the beers were $10. I'd probably bring the allowable cooler next time with non alcoholic drinks for the family though if it was going to be a hot evening. We arrived just after the gates opened and were very happy with our top row on the bleachers. If you are looking for something different to do, check out the Buck.

Beautiful place to host an event , people are very welcoming and fun . Definitely recommend.read more

Ah-mazing!! Great…read moreinitiation into the Track Racing world. Feel a need for speed but don't own a Fighter Jet? If you own a Sports/Racing Car and want to open up that engine and put the pedal to the metal in a professionally managed, safe setting, Track Night in America is what you need and New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) provides the tracks for that thrill seeking driving pleasure. Participating in Track Night in America is the ultimate way to put your driving skills to the test without endangering others on your local streets and highways. I have so much to say but I'll keep this short. Props to the team that run these Track Night events in a professional and orderly manner. And most importantly big props to my brothers and mainly my little Bro., the heart and smarts to make this happen. TIPS: Events managed by Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) NJMP = Two Race Tracks Lightning and Thunderbolt Raceways. Go Kart Track also available. Track Night categories based on experience: Novice, Intermediate and Advanced. MPH on track can range: 90 -125+ Certified Auto Racing Helmets are mandatory Driver and Passenger windows MUST remain open during all track runs Passenger Track Tour Laps. For safety Pacer Car keeps our MPH low at 70+/- (No Helmet Required) 100 Octane Race Fuel available for purchase @ approx $13/gal as of this review.

Great dirt track racing . Well maintained facility, every staff member greets you with a smile …read more I'll definitely be going back much more frequently

Here for the Monster Truck Throwdown. The show started almost 20 minutes late. Two trucks are…read morealready broke down and not able to run. Someone needs to take the microphone from the announcer. So far the show has consisted of listening to him talk. The preshow truck ride that I took with my grandson only lasted about three minutes at $10 a person. Not worth the money.

Went for Street Outlaws. Total Rip Off. Paid 450 for 2 Rock Star seats. Us along with hundreds…read moreof others thought this included suite seating! Wrong -we had to sit outside on hard bleachers for this price! Such a Rip Off. Not to mention the cost of food and drinks and the ATM fees. They didn't advertise that everything was cash only! We also thought our very pricey tickets included hospitality- as in food & drinks but wrong again! We got fooled by false advertising! Street Outlaws should be ashamed!!

Had a blast for a event dream drive Exotics cars it was father day would highly recommended for the…read moregirl or guy in your life

July 4th 7 pm You…read morehave 1 roulette table open $25 minimum. Just great, price everyone out. How about at least 1 table for regular people and 10 and 15 dollar minimum? Happy July 4th!

Went there for my birthday. Came in with $1000, didn't get a players card simply because you can't…read moreafter certain time, I think sometime after 7pm, 8pm or 9pm. Pretty sure it was still light outside on Friday evening. Tried playing newer progressive slots on min denome, 50 cents, 80 cents, $1 a spin. $100-200 in to machine. Got drained completely playing 6 different progressive machines. 0 bonuses in 100 spins on few machines, the rest of bonuses consistent crap on different denome. Played same machines at other casinos, always was able to make it back or profit. $1000 is a lot of spins. Not a single drink was offered. Haven't seen a single waiter with a tray. Thank you Harrah for such experience. The worst casino so far.

Well it was too crowded when I went. I literally had to wait 3 hours for 2 passes on a test and…read moretune day. Plus I didn't really feel comfortable there. There is very little diversity in the area. But over all it's a decent track if you live in the area. Plus you can see some unique cars too.

Took my muscle car loving boyfriend here for his birthday. On the day we went there was a swap…read moremeet, car show, and test and tune. We had no plans to go to test and tune and were mainly there for the swap meet - something I would describe as a flea market for car parts. Shocked is an understatement to describe my surprise that admission was $10/per person to rummage thru a few stands of rusty old car parts. Add insult to injury the "car show" with 20 cars tops and top to it all off of there wasn't even a real bathroom - just three dirty port a potties with lines several people deep. If I'm going to pay $10 to get into a field a real bathroom should at least be provided! I guess the appeal of this establishment is lost on me....

If RC Racing is what your looking for, then Family Hobbies is your answer. From the Professionally…read moreran racing events, to the in-store parts availability, it would be foolish to not check this place out..

Great tour experience. Guide takes you everywhere on track. (Start/finish, bridge, garage,…read morevictory lane). You get to drive on the track. Really great background on track and races. Tour fee goes to charity. This is a really cool activity.

I was at the Drydene 400 yesterday at Dover International Speedway with family! I went because…read morealthough my normal experience with NASCAR is watching on tv the start of a race, falling asleep on my favorite chair and waking up in time to watch the finale, I wanted to see what it's like in person at least once in my life. Although exciting, and the overall experience I had was outstanding, a good part of actually watching the race, to me, was somewhat boring. I didn't end up sleeping in the stands but almost did, and I did catch my brother with his eyes closed. There were about three or four cautions during the race not including the stages or competition caution, and they were for cars that went loose into the wall, or a piece of equipment on the track. Nothing special or spectacular but the one car did catch on fire. Thankfully no one was injured or seriously hurt. It was amazing to see the top cars in this particular race who were on point really take command of the track. The first car that got a lap down was on lap 13 according to my brother. Although COVID rules were being advised, and you needed to wear your mask to get into the track, no one was wearing them once in the stands. It was a mix of on or off when walking around, and wearing when in line to get food or use the bathroom. The facility did not sell all seats so there was space and I was glad they did not sell all the seats to do so. They were offering vaccination shots, so that's pretty cool. They were also giving out free masks. All staff were wearing their masks the whole time. The fan zone included food, clothing, a car show, the military, other car and tire company demos and games to play. I won some stress ball tires and low end tire gauges, and also got a free t-shirt. I loved that you were allowed to bring in your own food and drink as long as you followed their requirements. A hell of a lot of people were tailgating, and my brother hooked up into a cornhole game. Everyone was extremely friendly and well behaved in the stands and also outside in the lots and fan zone. I highly recommend bringing ear protection. Again BRING EAR PROTECTION. I took out my earphones for the last five laps, and I was dumbfounded at how loud the race really is with the sound reverberating off the massive aluminum stands. We were in the last (top) row (46) of the Allison stands and had a perfect view of the whole track. I'd also bring sunglasses, hat, and sunscreen. If you have can headphones, bring them. You could also rent scanners which I did not do, but they would have been helpful. $96 each for the tickets, $10 parking, brought our own food, and an awesome day with family. Was almost a little more expensive when my brother lost his Apple AirPod at the top of the stands, but luckily a fan a row down found it before it dropped to the ground. Congrats to Alex Bowman who won, and did it all after taking the lead during an outstanding pit stop jumping two places to get it. He then held it to the end.