Old coworkers were in town and wanted to meet somewhere for drinks and food, and ironically, no…read morekart racing! Wednesday is half priced bar drinks, and while their prices are already low, the Wednesday deal is a steal! We ordered several classes of chardonnay, beer, a few shots of tequila, the burger sliders and wings. For a Wednesday night, it is pretty dead, which meant we had the arcade to ourselves and a very attentive waiter. Every round of drinks came out fast, and our food did not take much longer than that. The burger sliders were just that, sliders, but the sauced and dry rubbed wings were great! The rest of our party ordered the pretzel board, pizza, and more wings, which were seemingly good. Our waiter did mention they are revamping their menu, so stay tuned for potential changes in their food offerings.

We entered Need2 speed and greeted as we walked in!!! The…read moregal told us the Tuesday Specials. We decided to head back to the bar until our Trivia team showed up! My friend wanted to play Duckpin bowling, but it was $35 an hour for up to 6 people. Lucky we asked the bartender if we could pay for it at the bar and she talked to the bar manager and he said sure! It's only $3 a game per person! Now we're talking! We had 4 people and one game each was perfect for $12. You don't need bowling shoes, there is barely an approach. It was super fun! They had many specials such as street tacos $3, Modelo draft beer $4 and Margaritas $5. We had the Supreme flatbread for $14 and it was good. My Friend ordered the charcuterie board for $24. I really loved the sausage and the display was presented in a giant pretzel. I love the couches for trivia so nice and comfortable! The staff preferred not to have a photo so I respected their wishes. The building is huge with no one In it, which makes me sad! We will definitely be back for trivia and hopefully Duckpin bowling will be $3 a game again! If you're looking for a fun place for the family look no further this is the place for you!!!

Formerly based in Las Vegas, but now in Reno, Desert Sky Adventures is a race directing company…read morethat still manages several races here in Vegas. I've volunteered at their races with family and friends as well as participated in almost all of them over the years since DSA started. The events that are part of their Las Vegas schedule throughout the year: -4th of July 5K Blast -Las Vegas Wobble Before You Gobble 5K -Pilgrims Rock 5K/10K/Half Marathon, now know as the Dirty Bird for 2016 -Summerlin Half Marathon -Las Vegas Wildland Fire Awareness 5K and Half Marathon -Skye Canyon 8K Trail Mix/5K Road This company is run by ultramarathoner Molly Sheridan and her family of runners, so you should feel confident that DSA events are well-organized and created from experience. Their events are for all levels, as well, from the beginner to the experienced ultra-runner. Never feel like you're too slow or aren't a "runner;" DSA events are walker-friendly. From her own experience of racing, Ms. Sheridan knows what participants want and need in events and Desert Sky Adventures caters to those, from goodie bags with race t-shirts, stocked aid stations along the courses with plenty of volunteers, to cool finisher medals, your walk/run experience at one of their events will be a fun one. Check out http://desertskyadventures.com/ for more info on events and get moving!

Desert Sky Adventures offers great races that are well marked and planned. The best two races that…read morewere a lot of fun in Reno were the Dirty Wookie Run in October and the Reno Run for Love. Always a great supportive atmosphere with smiling faces. I would definitely recommend these runs for people of all levels.

Located at the Q&D Rock Quarry the Wild West Motorsports Raceway hosts the Lucas Oil Off Road Race…read moreSeries. Take Exit 23 Mustang heading East on Highway 80 outside of the Reno/Sparks area. The race track is in the middle of nowhere, so expect dust storms, high heat, sun beating on the shoulders type of environment. Wear shoes, not sandals, bring sun screenand a hat. A water bottle will help keep you hydrated. If you have not yet been it's a must! 5 STARS!!!

I have been waiting for this day for a while. I have heard only the best about this cool motor park…read moreat exit 23 and back in the mountains. I grabbed my tickets and headed out. They were on top of everything, from the parking staff to ticket staff and all the vendors. I waited in line with the other thousands of people and we were ready for a great time. Well a great time is what they provided. The vendors were a plenty and nothing was left undone. For 25.00 per adult and kids under 12 free there was so much to offer. To the left was the beautiful and very friendly Rockstar girls taking photos with fans and giving out great samples of new flavors and then i looked to the right and thought to myself wait a minute, is that Jeremy Mcgrath? Yes it was along with all the drivers and all the cars for you to walk right up and look at. The 25.00 ticket was for the open pit and meet all the drivers. After meeting the drivers and checking out the cars now it's time to get seated, this is gonna be great. The roar of the engines and the and the craziness of the fast,high flying cars and truck had the crowds going wild. Looking around I could see this was a great place for a family to spend the day. Don't miss out on the next race out here at Wild West Motorpark.

After a disastrous experience at Power Sports I was told I should try Moto Source by someone that…read moreraces. I had just purchased a one year old KTM and wanted someone to go through the bike. I was happy from the very minute I walked in, Rich gave me his full attention, and we came up with a list of items to check. Communications with the shop was excellent, they called me when they had an issue and gave me recommendations to resolve the issue. Such a pleasure to work with these people, I'd highly recommend MOTO SOURCE.

Rich, and Aiden, at Moto Source are the best, I dropped off…read moremy Kawasaki KFX 450 R, with a couple difficult problems. that were definitely hard to track down. These guys are awesome, they never give up on my quad or me, and always kept me up-to-date and answered any concerns or questions that I had. they definitely treat you like family, and are very professional and trustworthy. They got my quad up and running. Highly recommend Rich, and the team at Moto Source. Thanks again Rich.

I've been coming to the races for years! It is one of three money making weekends for Reno. So…read moreexpect hotel rates to be 3 to 4 times higher than their standard rate. Some spectators bring their RVs and use a dedicated lot (no hookups) for a fee that is outside of the airfield. You can't see the races from the RV lot so plan on still paying to get in. You used to be able to pay for food and merchandise with cash or cards. Nowadays, you can only pay with a card. I believe you can still pay with cash or card for your entry ticket though. Years ago, the entertainment was non-stop. Nowadays, there are definitely some "dead air" periods. General Admission doesn't get you into the pit area. That's an extra fee. After the races are done for the day, you can go in the pits with your GA ticket. There's a fee for parking too. I also believe there are a few shuttles that run from downtown Reno or a couple casinos. Overall, the aviation entertainment is top notch. The fastest group warbirds has dwindled over the years as it cause a lot of money to run these aircraft. At this year's races, there was a jet racer crash. When this happens, activities end for the day. Always a good time here as long as a tragedy doesn't happen.

I used to be annoyed by the air races because they flew right over our house and scared my dogs…read more Now that it's over, I'm sad that this was the last year. We only went for the second time this year, last year, being the first time. It's obvious what a tight knit community the pilots and other people that work with them are! It makes us see them more as people, and not pilots of those annoying airplanes. I guess going and watching actually humanizes them. We'll miss it.

Burgess Park is located on Pyramid HWY in Sparks. There is a parking lot at this park. There are…read morebathrooms at this park. The bathrooms were locked when I was there, but there were portable toilets available. The park is mostly clean. There was some graffiti and some trash on the ground. The playground is basic. There are several different parks in Sparks which feature the same playground. There is not a toddler playground. There are swings but no toddler swings. Wood chips are located underneath the playground. There is a covered eating area with a few picnic tables underneath. There is a baseball field. There is a large grassy area. In the fall there is often football practices here on this field. There is a tennis court at this park. There is a skate park at this park. The skate park appears to be a separate park, so I won't be reviewing it. But I will add a photo of the skate park. Pyramid is a very busy street. Cars tend to drive fast in this area. The playground is far from the busy road but the grassy area is not. There are plenty of good food and coffee options which you can easily walk to from Burgess Park. Have fun out there. - Dadzone

Amazing skate park but the actual park kind of sucks to be honest but not all parks can be perfect.read more

Here is the short story: The courtesy and kindness of the staff at Anderson Powersports in Reno…read moregiven to my husband, Bob, compels me to share our appreciation. Anderson performs its work with high professional standards and treats customers with exceptional service. We highly recommend Anderson Powersports! For those of you interested, here is the rest of the story: Since his original purchase, my Bob has taken his RZR side-by-side to Anderson for customized upgrades and extra bells and whistles. Just prior to our 2-week departure for a backcountry vacation with family, Bob picked up the RZR from Anderson after they had installed some new wiring and audio upgrades. Even though the RZR worked at Anderson and was unloaded at our home, on the day of our departure, it would not start. Figuring Anderson had failed to properly connect all wiring components, Bob became sooooo irate! The RZR doesn't work, he can't even load it up onto the trailer to bring it back to Anderson AND we are now delayed in meeting our family. When he telephoned the good folks at Anderson, they quickly made arrangements to send two members of the crew to our home (almost 20 miles away!). They arrived with tools plus the plan to physically push the RZR up on the trailer if they couldn't immediately solve the problem. Fortunately, Redmond got in the driver's seat and IMMEDIATELY started up the RZR to a sweet purr. What was the problem??? My husband did not have THE GEAR IN PARK! Bob was beyond embarrassed and couldn't apologize enough for his gruff, accusatory remarks. The guys shook his hand, told us, "We hope your trip goes well," and EVEN REFUSED to take payment for their house call. Who do you know that treats their customers so well? I only know of Anderson Powersports in Reno!

I walked into their Showroom today a little before 1:00pm. I was the only customer in the store. I…read morewas interested in the Indian Pursuit, a $40,000 motorcycle. I spent about 10 minutes in the shop. I sat on the bike & I took pictures of the bike. At no point did anyone approach me & offer to help me. This was not a good first experience with this dealership.

This place look so much fun plus they close late. The workers here are nice and friendly. I got the…read more3 attraction bundle and it comes with 60 credits for arcade. If I don't use it all that day I purchased it I can save it and come back. I don't like how the go kart stops when someone spins out. I guess it's for safety reasons. The mini golf out door was pretty interesting. Before you go out they have a machine you scan your card to pick what golf ball color you want.

We had a birthday party here recently. We booked event room 2. It was small and intimate. Most…read moremembers go out to play anyways. The only time it gets crowded is for the food and the cake times. Its best to maybe do them at the same time to help. Really a room may not been needed, but it was easier for the drinks and the food was plenty. We did add two more pizzas to the package. Some of the adults got some beer pitchers. Overall it was nice. Just hectic trying to coordinate everyone to comeback for food and the cake. Most stayed longer and found a table to sit at. Its a bit pricier too. We also cannot bring your own food, it 2 hours is short time. When you amd the kiddos are having fun. So outside food may just complicate things. Foe thoae who don't know. If your child is young you must ride with them in the gokart segments. So you dont need a wrist band. Everything is practically unlimited if you have a wristband though. The only limitations is the tickets you get to play the arcade games. Don't forget to alsonredeem your points after your done. I was overwhelmed as a mother coordinating and hosting, but everyone had a blast. We recommed.it. maybe having a child in grade school more than prior though. So you can let them.hamg with their friends. Then you as a parent can stay in hand ojt the bands and coordinate the food and cake stuff without issues.