My wife and I went to the monster truck rally. Had a great time seats were good and recently priced…read moreand surprisingly the food was good and it was recently priced would definitely go there again.

The Speedway would have got 5 stars from me except for the 30 minute to 1 hour intermission delay…read morebefore the main events. The food is real good and the staff is friendly and helpful. Good family feel with families bringing their kids and grandkids to enjoy the races

Excellent facilities for track days both for motorcycles and cars. The track is technically…read morechallenging with several good configurations. Supporting facilities are also excellently kept including a cafe and most importantly the restrooms. With a pending new track built on the western side of the property, many fans are looking forward to spending some quality time here.

I like this track. It is a bit bumpy but fun. Has cafe with food until 2. Has RV water and electric…read morehookups. Gets hot in the summer!

Boomers is a great place to take kids for family fun or birthday parties. There are so many…read moreactivities, but be prepared to spend some money! I was able to find great deals on mini golf and arcade credits through Groupon, which definitely helped. There are tons of fun games, and the kids loved the arcade. They even managed to win prizes from the giant claw machine, which never happens, so that was a big highlight! They also have batting cages and water bumper cars, though the bumper cars were out of commission when we visited. I'd recommend eating beforehand and bringing your own drinks. The food is overpriced and not great quality. That said, the service was very friendly both at the food counter and in the arcade/ticket area.

We almost didn't make it here -- and I'm really glad we did…read more Quick heads up for anyone planning ahead: the hours can be a little misleading. The website will say "open," but weekday hours don't actually start until 2 PM, and that detail is buried further down. We found that out the hard way after finishing up at the pier around 11 and having to completely pivot our plans (including grabbing food elsewhere to hold the kids over). Not a dealbreaker, but definitely something to be aware of if you're visiting from out of town. Once they did open though? Completely different story. We were greeted by Robert -- and honestly, he set the tone for the entire visit. He was the only one up front at first, but you wouldn't have known it based on how smoothly everything went. Friendly, attentive, and actually present. He helped us get set up, handled food, and still managed to keep an eye on everything else going on. And yes -- he made our pizzas fast, gave us a buzzer, and sent us on our way to enjoy the games instead of waiting around. That alone? Huge. We ended up doing the arcade route first, and this is where Boomer's really surprised me. I used a Groupon deal and paid $25 for 100 points, and it just so happened to be one of their half-off arcade days. So instead of games costing 3 points, they were 1.5 -- and the machines actually show you the discount clearly. That's smart business. The card system is also way better than old-school arcades. No paper tickets flying everywhere -- everything loads directly onto the card. And for once, we actually had enough points to get decent prizes. We walked out with a bunch of toys and plushies instead of the usual "you can afford a sticker and a piece of candy" situation. At one point, my son joked that a game was "rigged," and Robert immediately stepped in -- not in a defensive way, but in a "let me make sure this kid is having a good time" way. He showed him how the game worked, pointed out that he had already won multiple times, and turned it into a funny, reassuring moment instead of letting frustration build. That kind of attentiveness stands out. We also tried the go-karts (paid separately), and I'll say this: if you're even considering it, just go for the unlimited option. One round was enough to realize we wanted to get right back in line. The kids had a blast, and even with one riding with me, it was still a great experience. We ended up spending about 2.5 to 3 hours here between food, games, and rides -- and overall spent around $100. For everything we did, that's actually a really solid value. Especially compared to places like Scandia, where you can easily drop $200 without blinking. There was also a giant claw machine with oversized bouncy balls -- both of my boys won on their first try, which felt like a miracle in itself. We couldn't take them with us (overpacked car problems), so we gave them to another family with little ones. Unexpected wholesome moment. Overall vibe: * Not overly crowded (at least when we went) * Clean and easy to navigate * Systems are modern and efficient * Staff presence was light, but Robert carried the experience If I had one note, it would be the hours communication -- that part could be clearer upfront. But once you're inside, the experience makes up for it. We came in slightly thrown off by the timing... and left with happy kids, prizes, and zero regrets. And Robert? Give that man his flowers. He made a lasting impression without even trying to. All in all a great experience and 10/10 would recommend ! BUT THEY OPEN AT 2pm on weekdays ! REMEMBER THAT !

Ruben is the best! Always answers all my questions and squeeze me in even when super busyread more

​Do not trust this shop with your safety. I paid $180 for an inspection, and they performed…read moredishonest, dangerously lazy work. ​I have photographic proof of the following: ​Blatant lies: They marked my oil level as "LOW" on the invoice. My sight glass shows it is perfectly full with clean oil. Note: i asked them to not do oil change because i do that myself. ​Dangerous negligence: They claimed to adjust my chain, but my "before and after" photos prove the alignment marks and slack never changed. Worse, they left the backing lock-nuts on BOTH the right and left swingarms completely loose. ​Loose hardware: Both brake fluid reservoir caps were left loose with noticeable play in them. I had to personally tighten the screws down further myself so they wouldn't leak or vibrate off. ​Skipped work: I explicitly asked for a throttle and clutch cable adjustment. They didn't even touch them--the play is exactly the same as when I dropped it off. ​Leaving critical hardware loose on both sides of the axle and completely ignoring requested safety adjustments after a paid inspection is incredibly unsafe. It feels like they will lie to scare you into buying unneeded services and send you out the door on an unsafe bike. Avoid RS Speed Shop at all costs.

Back around 2003/04 I got back into street riding primarily to commute. I was lent a copy of Reg…read morePridmore's book, "Smooth Riding the Pridmore Way", and it resonated with me. This past Sunday, I was finally able to attend his CLASS motorcycle training at Willow Spring's Streets of Willow track. Between the time I first read his book, till this day, I've realized that motorcycles ARE my passion. I bought my first motorcycle when I was 15 and in no time I was racing motocross with it. Fast forward to today, and I'm working toward my goal of racing my '97 Honda VFR in the AHRMA's series, and this class is one step in that direction. No matter if you are just an enthusiastic street rider, or a trackday junkie, this class can teach you some finer points to riding a motorcycle smoothly and quickly. I wish I could give CLASS 10 stars!

This is best place to improve your riding skills. A great staff that is helpful and enthusiastic in…read morehelping you become a better, safer, smoother and smarter rider. Lots of riding time that also includes classroom time to learn and apply practical and safe techniques for riding. Riders are grouped into an A and B group depending on your riding level. Instructors follow the riders and offer comments on your riding during a break. There are plenty of instructors that help each and every rider. Safety is of extreme importance and you are warned that if your are unsafe among other riders, you will be asked to leave. Reg and Gigi are the best in accommodating each and every rider.

A great value for the money. I've been to different racing schools, and some have faster cars,…read morelonger and more in-depth programs, or other things that make them stand out. But for the bucks this is a darn good choice. Definitely do the two day school - if you don't you'll miss out on Big Willow, which is a lot of fun. The Streets of Willow is a shorter, tighter course and is a good starter (first day) but you'll then want to step up to the longer and more open Big Willow course.

I wish to take the time and thank you all at Fast Lane Racing School. I should of heaped praise on…read moreyou guys sooner. I had a great experience doing the "Advanced Lapping" Day on the Streets of Willow track. I say "Advanced Lapping" day, because I have been through the other courses offered at Fast Lane and obviously keep returning. I have been to other Racing Schools this year and I have to say 3 things that really make your school stand out as being a superior school. 1) Track Time: What a great amount of time spent on the track. I can't tell you how pleased I was with your track time management. We as customers want to drive and learn from hands on experience, so we need to be on the track and not tied up in a classroom for hours. 2) Instructors: Your instructors were pleasant and offered up detailed instruction in order to improve as a driver and decrease lap times with accurate feedback. 3) Follow up: Most schools never follow up after finishing the program. I love the fact you take pictures and post them. I love the fact that you send a follow up email thanking us for our participation. These are so important. Thanks again :)