We have been going to this race track for a long time. Each year gets better. This year is going to…read morebe the best. The Dragway started a GoFundMe page for improvements to the grounds. It is nice for the drivers! Prices to get in for regular racing is $10, $20 to race. Special days are $15 entrance fee. Not bad for an entire evening or afternoon of racing fun. People bring their kids, pets, spouses, and dates to the races. It is nice to see all the people enjoying the race fuel smells. There is food available as well. I have not tried the food, this year, but in years past the food has been good.Not cheap, but not too expensive either. Get there early or little later to avoid lines getting in the gate, although I don't think the line died down at all opening day. I was one that wasted time getting out there, and waited in the line. There are two lines once you get close enough to the gate. For payment, have it ready when you pull up, exact cash gets you in and on your way the quickest, credit card takes a little longer (only one reader for the 2 lines), and they do accept checks. I will never know how quick or slow that process takes, since I don't write checks! The line no matter how you decide to pay moves quick and parking is plenty. My daughter has raced there and liked it. Her first time racing, the people were nice and helpful. The racer were also encouraging and offered tips. If you feel the need for speed, do it at a track not the street! This is a great place to race against your own time or race against others. As a spectator I like to see all types and all kinds of racing!

It's fun until the guy on the cleaner gets on track for 45 minutes...like we came to see him clean…read morethe track.

Thanks for inviting us (Big Brothers Big Sisters) to the venue for a special night out with our…read morelittles to experience the Speedway from the inside!! The tour to see the drivers and various cars were a treat and made our experience even more enjoyable. We had fun watching exciting races and we're amazed that drivers as young as 12 were able to participate. This place is a pretty low key, fun weekend event venue that I'm so glad we were able to come tonight. I would've never found out this special ABQ gem if it wasn't for your BBBS invitation! We had a great time!! Thank you

Ah, the sweet smell of gasoline in the evening! The roar of the race cars screaming by, the thrill…read moreof the occasional fender scraping upside another's, and the joyous revelry of seeing one win! There's a ton of fun to be had for peanuts out at the Sandia Speedway! As a newbie to the ABQ, I'm still trying to find my way around and find fun things to do. I was pleasantly surprised to find out there was a speedway here in Albuquerque. I don't exactly classify myself as a "Gear Head," but it's still a fun evening, and at only 10 bucks per carload, how can you go wrong? Seriously, 10 bucks per carload, did you read that part? We went on a Friday night, which was apparently the last night of the season for the asphalt track, and I'm glad we did. It's a 3/8 mile oval asphalt track with several different classes of cars racing and a couple heats per class as well. It was indeed fun! I was surprised though, as the stands will hold an easy 1,500 spectators I'm sure, but if there were 100 people there, I'd be amazed. Just no support from the locals. I imagine if you were to pick up this entire speedway and transport it to the middle of the Carolinas, or in the middle of Georgia, anywhere in the south really, the stands would be full every night. It just must be a cultural thing and a lack of advertising maybe. In addition to the asphalt track, there's also a clay oval track where wing sprint cars race, and that can be a lot of fun to watch as well. I do believe the cost to enter that part of the speedway is a bit more though. Check for yourself, but it will still be very reasonable I'm certain, but I know all kids under 10 are free. And finally, motocross races there as well. They really run the gamut of the type of racing and class levels offered. Oh, and I'd be remiss if I did not mention that there were a lot of female race car drivers out there. Not as if we should be surprised by that, but it was still neat to see equality in full race mode. There are concessions and they do accept cards. Just take a peek, you might enjoy yourself!

According to www.santafe.org. "Santa Fe, N.M. is rated One of America's Top Mountain Bike Towns by…read moreUSA Today and a Top Ten Mountain Biking Destination in North America by Singletracks.com. The surrounding mountains and public lands hold an endless variety of trail options with terrain for every skill level making Santa Fe a perfect stepping off point for cycling adventure." And while visiting Museum Hill recently, I came across the Museum Hill Trails, a 3-mile loop along some of the most scenic vistas in all of this beautiful city. This trail is a fairly easy walk, run or ride, mostly encompassing flat surfaces along the top of Museum Hill. Windy footpaths, with very few hills and lots of sandy topsoil here along Museum Hill Trails. You will be enthralled with how gorgeous the scenery is here and maybe realize how the early settlers who came along this route on the Santa Fe Trail felt, upon gazing on this high desert land. On the day I was there, to quote The Who, "I could see for miles and miles. Because there are homes nearby on the hill, you will find plenty of people walking their dogs along the trail but they are conscientious, keep their pets leashed and pick up after them. The day I was there, a nice combo of bike riders, runners and hikers all appeared to enjoy themselves tremendously along this 5 YELP STAR Museum Hill Trail.

Legitimately the most wonderful gym I've ever been to and a true gem- also free parking across the…read morestreet above ground that they validate for you. The pool is amazing and the vibe is "tiny hidden gem."

Love this hidden jewel of a club. Indoor pool, sauna, steam rooms, basketball courts, racquetball…read morecourts, weights & classes. Fantastic staff and location for anyone working in the Downtown area.

Great Non-Profit with fun for for all ages, boys and girls! Join in as a skater, Official, or a…read morevolunteer. This group of talented people had an newbie orientation and Roller derby being something on my "must do" list, I gave it a shot. I knew very little about the sport and my skating skills are rusty at best but they are motivating and helpful. Once I was a part of the league I was invited to great fundraising events and practices they have at various locations. They pitch in with helping the community and are starting up a youth team. I am smitten by the roller derby world and you will too.

From the owner: 2018 Season at Expo NM-doors at 6pm! 4/7, 5/26, 7/21, And 9/22! Albuquerque Roller Derby!…read moreRecruiting refs, skaters, officials, and volunteers. Join the fun! Games are held at Expo NM!

The new heart facility is as fine, an exercise facility as any in the community…read more The cardio room is extensive and there never seems to be a wait. I particularly enjoy the side gym, which has core balls, free weights, dumbbells kettle balls, and stretching bands. The use of wage seems so important in maintaining health, and this group provides plenty of opportunity for such exercising with lots of other folks who are similarly trying to improve their health . One of the nicest features of the club are the members who look out for one another and respect one another.

Five HUGE stars to New Heart! They were so helpful after my heart attack in helping me rebuild my…read morestrength and regain my confidence in my body. The staff is kind, helpful, knowledgeable, and wonderful beyond belief. My hope is that anyone reading this does not ever have heart or pulmonary issues, but if they do, New Heart is the place to go.

We have been coming here for awhile and never had an issue. Great place to visit and have a beer or…read morewhen they have steak night. Love this place!

Fun and divey place! This is not a bar for the faint of heart. It's members only so don't bother to…read morecome unless you have your card. Cheap beer and food. Also if you like to smoke, you can do so inside. It's an older crowd but still fun and family oriented. They have different events and specials depending on the day. It's worth the $45 a year to be a member with all the benefits.

Definitely enrolling the little ones here. Although it is a big facility, it is clean and…read moreadequately staffed with appropriate children teacher ratios. I like the structure that they have and the inclusion of a transition room for the in between stage of infant and toddler. Did I mention that they also drug test their employees?! This is fantastic and I appreciate it greatly. I have been to a couple of day area in town and I wouldn't leave my trash there, let alone my kids!! I mean I literally walked in to one daycare where a woman in a dirty pajama top and slippers greeted me, with what appeared to be "meth mouth"!! Wth???? Anyways, I will be enrolling a 9 month old and 2.5 year old at the Y this month. Welll they lasted all of 6 days and I pulled them out!! If your kids are talking well and can tell you what's going on and ask for things this may be a good place. But I am not sending them back!!