NASCAR SAN DIEGO 2026 (3 stars)…read more SUNDAY. Reserved Seats at T3 (per ticket ~$300) - Experience: cool - Food: not very good - Seats: stunning - Excitement Level: meh :: SECURITY :: People complaining about how the policies were different when compared to other NASCAR events. It's an ACTIVE military base of course it's going to be more strict. Lots of security EVERYWHERE - police, security, service wo/men, DEA (with open carry of big guns), snipers, etc. :: LOGISTICS :: Went on Sunday, the main event for the 250 Audril Race. Everyone heard Saturday was a hotness with traffic, food and water were running out, big clusterf*. In prep, everyone had plan to take ferries on Sunday. Not very bright! 30k+ people riding 2 ferries every 30m and then a mile on your own to get to base?! We were downtown at 8:15AM and saw zero traffic in the bridge but heard of long lines at the ferries. Took an Uber (10m), got dropped off infront of base and in line by 8:30AM, line started moving at 8:45a (gates open at 9) in by 9:01am. Coming home... of just crossing that bridge, different story. A lot of people left early to not deal with it, a lot of people stayed late to not deal with it. Uber took awhile to get because the driver cancels the ride and you had to walk away from base to lessen the traffic. :: LAYOUT :: Yellow zone, Green Zone, Red Zone. The reserved seats were in the zones and an additional ticket check point before entering. My reserved seats were in the Yellow Zone. Those with general admission could walk around but could not go into Reserve seating areas. Each zone was open to GA but each zone also has sections of Reserved Seating. Green Zone is where there were so many people because it's open to GA and those with Reserve Seating - it's the start/finish line, many vendors, store, beer garden. My reserved Seats weee at T3 aka The Carrier Corner which was quite a site to see! Big naval carrier with sailors on it and behind is downtown. :: EXPERIENCE :: The crowd was definitely not locals. Many mid-west and south people with accents. Hardcore NASCAR followers who love the sport. The only time I found this exciting was 1) when it started 2) when there was a crash or spinout 3) the end. All those hours getting a 5 second glimpse of the racers about ~30x was boring. You literally have to be a fan of a racer to enjoy the sport - I chose an underdog and saw some ahead moments which was exciting but after that, not my cup of tea. Honestly, went because why not it was the first ever NASCAR in SAN DIEGO and on an ACTIVE military base. Not sure if I'll go again.

Was apart of the set-up for the amazing NASCAR event. The whole process is amazing. The staff at…read morethe visitor center very helpful. The guards at the entry are efficient and make the whole process simple. Can't wait to enjoy this beautiful base. The layout is perfect with everything centrally located .

I live in Ensenada, MX and employ a Mail Service so I can have an American Address.....for some…read morereason, Every company except EBAY fails to add my PO # to the package necessitating me to have to call and bother these polite, hard working Post Office employees. They have 3000 po #'s here. So in 4 months I have had 4-5 mis-addressed packages and when I call Angel or Al, ...they stop what they are doing and kindly and politely help me everytime. I love these 2 people. Mark Anderson

I stopped into this quaint little post office to buy stamps to mail some cards. I was the second…read moreperson in line. Service was quick, and the staff were friendly.

Great community center with all the amenities. Large pool open to residents and non-residents. Fees…read moreapply to both with a discounted rate for residents and over 55. Gym is small but has everything you need. Large panoramic windows open to the bay. Great view while working out. Multiple gym areas and a robust schedule of events. Plenty of parking. Bike stands right outside the front door. Locker Rooms are well kept. Front office staff is great.

We rented the Club room for my Sister's baby shower and it was a fantastic experience. Upon…read morearriving, I was feeling overwhelmed with stress from putting everything together. However, Emanuel Vazquez greeted me warmly and his kindness instantly made my stress melt away. He went above and beyond to help us carry in our equipment, set up chairs, and ensure everything was perfect for the event. His attentiveness and genuine care truly made a difference in our experience. I highly recommend this venue and their exceptional staff for any special event or gathering. Thank you, Emanuel, for making our day memorable and stress-free! Shout out to who assisted Emanuel( didn't catch his name), he was extremely helpful and had great customer service as well.

Here working NASCAR. This base is amazing. Love the layout even though I got lost today because of…read morethe event. My son is in the military so I am very proud to help make this event a success.

Really nice library! It's a good size with tons of different sections and plenty of places to sit…read moreand hang out. The staff were super friendly too. The kids' area was probably our favorite my son loved all the book options and could've stayed there forever. Also, having a coffee shop right outside is genius. Coffee for the parents, books for the kids... everybody wins. There's plenty of outdoor seating too. Great little spot in Coronado. We'll definitely be back!

Honestly, a beautifullll library. The architecture is gorgeous and has so much character. Each…read moresection of the library feels like a different, immersive space. Very intentionally designed! It's a pretty spacious library with plenty of seating, but it gets crowded fast. I think it was a combination of things. We went in the late afternoon after school had been let out, so a good amount of kids and teens were there. Compared to other libraries in SD county, this branch had the most displaced people I have seen so far. It was really difficult trying to find an extended spot to study/work for a small party of 2. The staff here was also quite standoffish. When I went up to the desks to ask a question, they barely looked up from their screens and gave me one-word answers. :(

Officer Barton was extremely professional, helpful, understanding, and intelligent in my…read moreinteraction with him. Understands what it takes to be a cop. Thanks man!

I don't have a problem with the Coronado PD, I just think it's ridiculous that they have nothing…read morebetter to do than give tickets for turning down a street that has a sign that you can't turn down a street between 2-6 M-F. I think you're all classless and try to meet quotas and it's dumb. I got a ticket for turning down a 2-6 road. The officer was extremely professional and almost too kind. Herron is a really great professional officer, look I know you are just enforcing stupid laws to get your "city" more money as if you need it, but c'mon. Get real! I'll revisit this when you are sued within the next 5 years because it will 100% happen.

Excellent customer service and weather support,read more

Hall of Duty…read more Diminutive City Hall with a nice view of the bay that's literally just feet from the back door. This current iteration of Coronado's City Hall has been in use since 2005 and serves mainly as a place for residents/contractors/builders to obtain permits and the like. We just ambled in for a few minutes to kill time and escape the insufferable humidity while we waited for the restaurant nearby to open. It was a good happenstance that we did enter because we were able to find out about their free summer shuttles that Cornado offers. It's not the most beautiful or architecturally stunning building you'll come across, but it gets the job done, I suppose.