We went to Dell's Raceway Park for the first time last night while celebrating my dad's 75th…read morebirthday, and honestly, I'm sad it took us this many years to finally go! My parents have lived in the area for years, and we've always heard the cars from a distance but never made it out to the racetrack. I'm so glad we finally did. It was such a fun night for our whole family, including two toddlers. According to their website, kids five and under are free, which made it even better. They also offer discounted senior tickets, which was only a couple dollars off, but every bit counts and it was appreciated. The cars are loud, so I definitely recommend bringing noise-canceling headphones for little ones or anyone sensitive to sound. We brought headphones for the kids and my parents, and earplugs for ourselves. They also had inexpensive earplugs available in the store, which was great. The atmosphere is casual, fun, and family-friendly. It's not a fancy raceway, so I wouldn't go in expecting anything overly polished or upscale, but that's part of what made it so enjoyable. It felt like a relaxed, relatively inexpensive, easygoing night out. There is bleacher seating and lawn seating, and there really isn't a bad seat in the raceway. I noticed the regulars brought portable/camping chairs, so I would definitely recommend bringing those, along with blankets and maybe an umbrella depending on the weather. It rained the night we went, and they did pause for a rain delay. There isn't much covered space to hang out during rain, but you can head back to your car until it slows down. Food and drinks were reasonably priced, including beer, which was a pleasant surprise. My dad has some trouble walking, but we were able to find a good spot where he could be comfortable and still see everything. Overall, this was such a fun experience for all ages. The kids had a blast, my dad enjoyed his birthday outing, and we cannot wait to go again. Since it is seasonal, I would definitely make it a to-do item while you can.

I'm part of Fiat Club America, and we just had our annual Fiat Freakout (the convention that moves…read moreto a different spot each year) in the Wisconsin Dells. One of the highlights was hitting the racetrack at Dells Raceway Park. Let me tell you, everyone had an amazing time zooming around the track. There were new Fiats, classic ones, and everything in between, and everyone loved being on the track. A lot of folks enjoyed getting multiple turns driving with different passengers who wanted to experience the ride but didn't necessarily want to take the wheel. The staff were awesome to work with while we were there. I totally recommend checking out Dells Raceway Park!

Ok, so I work freelance on a television show that takes us to various racetracks to follow a…read more4-Cylinder Enduro series in the Midwest. Anyway, I've been to a lot of racetracks, and honestly, I really like this one! Its tiny - the track and the stands, but it had a VIP section, and the people that worked there were very nice, and put up with our cameras and running around. They had a great beer selection (not that I could drink) and the food wasn't your typical track food - it went beyond cheese burgers and fries. And of course, you have your regular race fans - its always better in Wisconsin!

Big Chief Go Karts has the potential to be a fun family activity. The outdoor track itself is nice,…read moreand I can see why people are drawn to it. Unfortunately, I can't recommend it for younger kids because the safety measures simply aren't where they should be. There was very little guidance from staff, no shoulder harnesses, and no padding on the steering wheel. During parking, be prepared for kids crashing into the back of your kart, which resulted in more than a few cases of unexpected whiplash. What concerns me most is that this isn't a new issue. If you read through previous reviews, you'll find the same safety concerns being raised going back nearly 10 years. At some point, this stops being an oversight and starts looking like a choice. Height requirements alone aren't enough... there should also be a minimum age requirement (I'd suggest around 13 years old). For comparison, we also visited Tom Foolery's go-karts during our trip. They were actually $1 cheaper and had shoulder harnesses, padding, and a system that automatically slows karts down during parking and to help manage accidents. I truly hope Big Chief addresses these concerns, because with better safety standards, this could be a much different review.

It was lots of fun for the money. My kids loved it. People shouldn't expect the world but they…read morewill. We went twice and looking forward to returning there this summer. Here in S FL, go kart riding is $50 per person. Enjoy the ride!

Arbutus East My summers 2020-2021 you can travel further…read moreand may not find a nicer place to bring your family in a camping trip they'll remember forever, like most of us that like to wake up in the woods where every morning starts as slow as Sundays In January. Flush toilets hot showers warm sunsets.

WORLDS SLOWEST GO KARTS, If you want to waste your money and be disappointed come to this place…read more Sales are final and if you try to get a refund they point to the sign and tell you to leave. These people are scammers and I will never come here again

I'm creating a review here for anyone interested: this business is no longer active. There are no…read morelonger go karts - per the phone number listed here this is alligator alley.

Had a blast! My son went twice and my husband joined him once. They had a great time. Karts are…read morejust the right speed-fast enough for the teen, not terrifying for the mom! Both races they did have to briefly pause due to a minor crash on the track, just to ensure everyone was okay. No one seemed to mind. Would return!

The employees here have severe attitude problems from the rude woman at the check in window that…read moreclearly isn't getting paid enough to work here to the other employee that is having a pissy fit because this broke a** company needs to invest in a damn speaker so that rule and instructions can be explained and he doesn't have to throw a pissy fit about not being heard.

It was a great experience and I love the most was the lab rat maze cause it have to search.read more

Honestly an awful exhibit to walk through. Supposed to be about mummies but very empty and just a…read moresmall simple walk through. Needs a whole lot of upgrading.