Great family fun spot to go to. Like the preferred seating…read morebut still can bring my fold up chairs as well.

Great family fun! We took the family for a Monster Truck and Car Soccer event. The tickets were…read morereasonably priced for the entertainment provided. We all enjoyed the show. The kids loved being able to see the trucks and talk to the drivers. The concessions weren't horribly expensive. It cost $32 for a fountain drink, chili dog, regular hot dog, chicken fingers and two orders of fries. Snow cones were $6 each and very large. The kids could put their own syrup on them which was fun for them. Bottled water was $2 and the beers were $10. I'd probably bring the allowable cooler next time with non alcoholic drinks for the family though if it was going to be a hot evening. We arrived just after the gates opened and were very happy with our top row on the bleachers. If you are looking for something different to do, check out the Buck.

Went for Street Outlaws. Total Rip Off. Paid 450 for 2 Rock Star seats. Us along with hundreds…read moreof others thought this included suite seating! Wrong -we had to sit outside on hard bleachers for this price! Such a Rip Off. Not to mention the cost of food and drinks and the ATM fees. They didn't advertise that everything was cash only! We also thought our very pricey tickets included hospitality- as in food & drinks but wrong again! We got fooled by false advertising! Street Outlaws should be ashamed!!

Had a blast for a event dream drive Exotics cars it was father day would highly recommended for the…read moregirl or guy in your life

Hmmmmm how is it possible that no one has written a review about the bike races?…read moreWe took a ride up Saturday night to see the races. It was a really nice night to sit outside and people watch. It's an hour ride from the King of Prussia area and my husband really wanted to go, so I took the ride with him. They are doing an awful lot of work widening the Northeast extension. Well they only do the bike racing during the summer and it was the last weekend. It's a nice outing, but I think it's more of a local thing to do. No need to rush up there from the Burbs. You watch people race around the track sometimes for 45 laps. It gets to be so confusing that you don't even know who is first and who is last......so you just watch people whiz by. This really is a family affair, there were kids as small as pee wees and lots of Grandmothers/fathers. I think a lot of local people come, have dinner at the picnic tables, bring the kids bikes along cause they let the kids ride the tracks during intermission. I did it once and I don't have to do it again..................................

This place is great, it's $5 for general admission to see athletes compete from all over the world…read moreon Friday nights in the Summer. They also have smaller races for intermediates and beginners on other times, teach classes and if there isn't something going on, you can ride the track yourself. They also have (2) bike swaps every year, one in the spring, then another in the fall. I've been going here for years. It's a great place to to hang out on a Friday night to enjoy a beer or two, have some good food and watch some Olympic class racing.

This is the place to go for the 410 sprints…read more Great track great cars tons of track action. In the past few years I have been to all the dirt tracks surrounding the Baltimore area and Lincoln stands well above the rest. The stands are all in great condition, you don't feel like you might need a tetanus shot by the end of the evening. Great sight lines everywhere. You can even watch from the infield. The crowd is great. Enthusiastic and well behaved. I have never seen any public drunkenness or fighting. Concessions are pretty average. Good prices, good quality. I mean you are going here for the races, not the dining experience. Temper your expectations and the food won't disappoint. The fan experience is great. Many drivers sell their tee shirts. There is a jumbo tron for replays. A leader board so you can track your favorite driver during the on track mayhem. If I have two complaints it is the restrooms are port-a-potties, and kinda nasty permanent restrooms. I mean when ya gotta go it's there for you, but sensitive people and germophobes will be unhappy. It is what it is. Parking is pretty messy and chaotic. I would love to see some signs or something to help remember where I parked or attendants to guide people in and keep things orderly. Surprisingly getting out is very easy and quick. Finally bring an extra five bucks in cash for the 50/50 raffle. The payout is usually pretty decent.

Always excitement here on Saturday nights! Food is…read morereasonably priced and very tasty! The dirt flying around from the cars speeding by adds flavor! We've been going here for years and love the 1/2 mile dirt track!

Beautiful place to host an event , people are very welcoming and fun . Definitely recommend.read more

Ah-mazing!! Great…read moreinitiation into the Track Racing world. Feel a need for speed but don't own a Fighter Jet? If you own a Sports/Racing Car and want to open up that engine and put the pedal to the metal in a professionally managed, safe setting, Track Night in America is what you need and New Jersey Motorsports Park (NJMP) provides the tracks for that thrill seeking driving pleasure. Participating in Track Night in America is the ultimate way to put your driving skills to the test without endangering others on your local streets and highways. I have so much to say but I'll keep this short. Props to the team that run these Track Night events in a professional and orderly manner. And most importantly big props to my brothers and mainly my little Bro., the heart and smarts to make this happen. TIPS: Events managed by Sports Car Club of America (SCCA) NJMP = Two Race Tracks Lightning and Thunderbolt Raceways. Go Kart Track also available. Track Night categories based on experience: Novice, Intermediate and Advanced. MPH on track can range: 90 -125+ Certified Auto Racing Helmets are mandatory Driver and Passenger windows MUST remain open during all track runs Passenger Track Tour Laps. For safety Pacer Car keeps our MPH low at 70+/- (No Helmet Required) 100 Octane Race Fuel available for purchase @ approx $13/gal as of this review.

Great dirt track racing . Well maintained facility, every staff member greets you with a smile …read more I'll definitely be going back much more frequently

Here for the Monster Truck Throwdown. The show started almost 20 minutes late. Two trucks are…read morealready broke down and not able to run. Someone needs to take the microphone from the announcer. So far the show has consisted of listening to him talk. The preshow truck ride that I took with my grandson only lasted about three minutes at $10 a person. Not worth the money.

Great dirt track. I've been to track all across the country and this is the first one I've been to…read morein a long time that allows you to bring in your own beer as long as there are no glass bottles

That I'm the first to review is proof positive that Yelping hasn't quite caught on in Central PA…read more Q for you - do you believe in the energy of the universe? Are you taken from time to time by a sensation or an event that seems motivated by something other than the processes we can describe with our natural understanding? Like, do you sometimes think of me and then two seconds later I call? I found a penny on the way to the heat bubble last weekend. I don't remember precisely where but I do have the sense that when I saw it I knew I had to pick it up. Later that same evening, when emptying my pockets in the hotel and coming again across said penny I elected to do something with it. I put it on top of my wallet. Just over 12 hours later I won the 50-50 at Selinsgrove Speedway. To mixed emotions in the grandstand, I'm sure, as the announcer announced that the fellow from Oakland just left the booth with 693 of their hard-earned dollars (20 of which were hard earned by me thankyouverymuch). I've been coming to this track since I was as small as small Peter, my brother's 11 year-old son who sat that night with me in the first turn bleachers. Half-mile dirt oval, $13 dollars for kids over 12 (under is free), heart attack food for prices so low you'd swear they were underwritten by a diabetes drugmaker, no booze, an occasional skunk on the track, sprint cars to superstock. Happy times under the stars. Later that same evening, when we rejoined our hero in the hotel room, I took my special penny and thunk over where to put it now. It didn't seem quite time to let it go. In my wallet was a paper heart that I had found in the woods months earlier. A little red paper heart that peeked only a corner from under Allegheny pine needles, a little red paper heart maybe the size of a nickel with I Love You drawn on in black marker. I put the penny in my wallet over the heart.

What a great time this place is. If you like dirt track racing, come here on just about any given…read moreSaturday night from May through October. The racing usually starts around 7PM and the few times I've been there, usually ends in the neighborhood of 11PM. There are generally several classes of cars racing throughout the night, with the longer feature races being later in the evening. If you don't make it there by 7PM, you will just miss some of the early qualifying races. Being a dirt track, expect to get dirty. Everything you bring with you, including yourself, will be covered in a layer of dirt by the end of the night. Ear plugs are not a bad idea either, as some of the races are pretty loud. Another thing you should bring is beer. You are allowed to bring your own in(as long as it is not bottles), and it makes the people watching much more entertaining. You see all kinds here, but there is definitely an abundance of mullets, rat tails, breast tattoos, and confederate flag tattoos. The bathrooms probably smell just as bad as any porta potty I've ever been in, and I've been in some nasty ones. There is a snack bar that has some okay food, but obviously nothing gourmet. If you have even the slightest interest in car racing or enjoy drinking beer and people watching, this place is some good and cheap entertainment. A ticket to the stands is only $12. It's definitely not the classiest place in town, but fun either way.

First timers while visiting the area. We had a really good time. Brought a cooler, got a snack from…read morethe concession stand and settled into the comfy seats. Everything ran smoothly and efficiently. If we're ever in the area we'd definitely go again.

Took 2 of my grandkids to their first NASCAR race here and it was so hard to see the track if you…read morehappen to be shorter like me and my grandkids. There are no markers in the parking lots to keep track of where your vehicle is parked after the race, like most other tracks, and there is no organization to get out also. No traffic control inside the parking lot but a lot outside by the highway. They should also have some kind of tram or carts to get people that are parked far away from track, like handicap and families with small children. I have been to quite a few different NASCAR tracks and I hate to say, but this is one of the worse ones because of the lack of organization to get fans out of the parking lots. I did like that they moved the race up 2hrs and they got the whole race in before the weather hit.

Our friend did the experience. We just watched, but the setup was great. Not a lot of shade, but…read morethere was an area with seats where you could watch that was covered with a tent. Very well run other than sign in where they tell you to complete the firm and not that you have to show it to them. They were able to look mine up, but had they told me I wouldn't have closed it.