Visiting from Miami, Florida and went here with the family and had great time, service at the bar…read morewas great but not at axe throw area. But so far it was fun.

We came here for the first time for GoKarting for Father's Day and had a great time!…read more It is a bit of a loud environment but the tunes playing were enjoyable. Even though we signed waivers in advance there was a computer snafu and they had to redo them for our whole party making the check in a fairly long process. In general the communication/ process for getting ready and starting the GoKarting didn't feel super smooth as the passenger but you could tell the staff was organized and knew what they were doing. They were also super flexible when one round they accidentally had child settings on some of our karts and let us redo the round. The go karting was super fun and it was great that we got to do both tracks. Special shout out to manager David. We had dressed up as our dad from various eras for Father's Day and he loved our vibe so much he offered us a free round of virtual darts! The darts were fun although not as thrilling as the GoKarting, kinda similar vibe to bowling. Overall we had a great time go karting and staff was super pleasant and helpful, would recommend.

The racing here is awesome. Got my Max Verstappen on and went fast…read more Carts are real and super clean. Great for hanging out and parties to get that 2 Fast 2 Furious feel.

Took my family and little guy here to have some weekend fun. The employees are very helpful…read moreespecially the boy helping my little guy on his first go kart experience. I ordered a meal that was supposed to come with beer but they didn't have any, the bathrooms weren't cleaned and there was tissue everywhere and soap dispensers were empty. It can use some updating. It seems the staff was very small and maybe more help was needed in the counter and cleaning to keep up. Overall, it was a fun day and we'd definitely go again.

Boston Road Runners is a great organization. This group always hosts runs and it doesn't matter…read morewhat pace you run at, they're welcoming of all. This group is super friendly and so much fun to run with. Highly recommend to anyone that is looking for a fun and solid running group!

BRR puts on great affordable races and has awesome community outreach initiatives such as their…read morefree weekly run clubs. BRR welcomes both novices and veterans alike with runners of all paces showing up to their runs and races. If you're looking for a friendly club to join, definitely check out their runs (Tuesdays at 5:45 pm, Wednesdays at 5:45 am, and Saturdays at 7:45 am)!

New owner at this track‼…read more Many improvements. They have a new and functional public announcing (loudspeaker) system. They have painted the seating. New concession provider. It is a very pleasant place to visit now. I think the previous owners didn't want to invest in making this a successful track. The new owner DOES want to succeed and it is very obvious with all the effort they have put into this facility. Not a five star rating yet, because their web page is still directly associated with the previous owner. They need to end that association and establish their very own website, with an appropriate URL name and more accurately reflect their new commitment and personality to this facility. Happy to see the changes and enjoy the races much more now.

My favorite Sunday activity. New owner is doing a great job…read moreputting some time and effort into updating the place.

Honestly, I'm surprised MR wasn't on Yelp. I came across them years ago when I saw a 5k that ended…read morewith lots of beer tasting. From there, I began trying their other races (distance ranging from 1 mile to an Ultra Marathon (31 miles). You can pick up your bib from the store in Bedford or on site. Recently, I went looking for trail running shows and I think Melissa (I think that's what I heard) is psychic! I told her my measurements and what I was looking for. Then she went to the back and returned with 4 different types of shoes that all looked and fit great! Ultimately, the Hoka Torrent 2 won, which I was thinking of getting at some point since I never had Hokas. Aside from shoes, they have the basic runner needs like running gels, salt sticks, rollers, socks and other clothing. All in all, if you're a runner or looking to become one, swing on by! They have an amazing community and definitely know how to up your game. They also have a club membership fee for 10% discount.

Do not run one of their races. If you win you get a "coupon" to use at their store but you only can…read moreuse it on certain items over a certain amount. Very lame award especially due to the limited stock. Then they ship the wrong order and will not honor the sale price. John is very condescending when you complain about their "awards" and customer service.

When you ask for a brownie sundae, you have to keep reminding them that it's called a brownie…read moresundae because it had it has brownie in it, stay away from some other guys that make ice cream cause they suck. They go too fast and don't pay attention to detail. Do you don't have a have to a rocket scientist degree or a degree in engineering to scoop ice cream for some people that work there don't get the basic point of that. There is brownie on a brownie sundae. That's simple. I wish I can give him a zero out of five if you pay for something, you should get it for overpriced ice cream

I don't know what's going on with JayGees this year. The last 3 weeks we have ordered ice cream…read moreonline for pick up they have given us the wrong ice cream or the right ice cream with all the wrong toppings. In addition to that, they seem to run out of flavors and they never return.

Went here the day after Thanksgiving because one of my niece's friends wanted to hang out here. I…read morethink I'm all set with Kpop for awhile. They had Kpop Demon Hunters playing on repeat, the music throughout the ice rink and then the kids went wild with it during karaoke. I looked around and could not figure out where the screen was (if they even had one) because other songs, kids were mumbling. I do appreciate that there's a middle area where ice skating beginners can practice and learn. They also had laser tag, but no one was interested. Pizza was the best they got for food and kept me full while my niece had fun. There was also a 1 lap race for different age groups and if you were an expert skater, they made you start further back.

I just had my sons 7th birthday party here! I was nervous cuz there were so many kids that…read moreattended. they reassured me to relax and they had it under control. the door people were awesome. they explained the process of kids who came & laser tag, which the kids LOVED. the host Gio was fantastic! I never had to ask for anything. he kept checking in & even filling the popcorn and drinks as they got empty! he also came to me and let me know that he was taking his 15 min break and if I needed anything before he went on it! overall, staff very helpful and professional. the floor workers are great at attending to the little kids as they help skate to the middle of the floor! deff a great place!

Awesome racetrack, and facility, great racing, need a few more vendors and simulators in the midway.read more

I've been coming here for over 20 years and they've done great with easy in, easy out. Plenty of…read moreparking for most events. Clean. Always a good time! Most recently went for drift racing with Nedco. Pretty cool a bike event was also going on. No shade though - definitely bring an umbrella for any lot event!

A great way to spend a Friday night under the lights and watching some fun racing. Easy access,…read moreparking is in and out with no real traffic and plenty of up close seating. Get right up by the start/finish line and you can meet the drivers after the races as well. Qualifying races are 10 laps and the main events are 25.... you'll get to see 10-15 races so for the $15 entry ticket that's a steal ($1/race). There's a beer tent where you can watch the race between turn 3 and 4. Perfect event for the kids as well. In addition to the racing there's a playground when they need a break from the left turns as well. Concessions are reasonably priced.

Was there tonight with my family. Had a driver start a fight with some fans. The fans were kicked…read moreout but nothing happened to the driver. Would not bring kids to this place. Definitely not family friendly

Surprised my husband with the 8 lap driving experience for his Anniversary gift. He absolutely…read moreloved it! Staff was friendly and very informative. Safety was a definite and obvious priority! Thank you for making one of my husbands top childhood dreams come true!

I wanted very much to give this experience a higher rating than 3 stars. Let's talk about how the…read morerating was arrived at. I prefer to be positive, and so I assume that every establishment starts off with a 5 star rating and has to work hard to knock itself down. 7:15AM: Arrive at New Hampshire Motor Speedway a little earlier than anticipated. Buzzing with excitement. Even driving in the underpass to the track is thrilling. Unfortunately, Rusty Wallace loses 0.5 stars for absolutely shitty signage. It's confusing as to how the heck I'm supposed to find out where I am going, and I worried about accidentally driving the rental car onto the actual race track. Now that I think about it, racing a Kia rental may not have been such a bad thing. So we're at 4.5* now. 7:35AM: Checking in, and realize the whole process is a sales pitch. I suspect this might be how a person feels if they walk into a car dealership and announce that they want to spend lots of money. You are "strongly encouraged" to purchase many add-ons. From extra laps (if I wanted extra laps, I'd have purchased them when I bought my initial package), to an insurance package (they will remind you many times how costly a wreck might be... but forget to point out how many out clauses they give themselves in the insurance package so they won't have to pay up if you wreck), to ride-alongs (because "without one, you won't know what you're doing"). Minus 0.5* there. We're at 4*. 7:50AM: I get suckered into purchasing the in-dash video package. I am informed that the package costs $59 when the information emailed to me indicates that it is $49. The staff member tells me it is because they just added in "new video equipment" which is why the price may be higher. Umm, how about I call bullshit? I got your email 2 days before. I don't think you just installed a video system. Upon presenting the email, she drops the price to $49. I love it when a business makes up arbitrary prices. Minus 1* there. Now at 3*. 8:30AM: The training session is supposed to start at 8AM, but because they are understaffed, everyone sits and waits and waits. Minus 0.5*. 2.5* now. 9:45AM: Finally get out onto the track and race. The experience is everything that you expect it to be and more. An incredible thrill. Plus 1* to 3.5*. Remember the original issue of signage? Well the on-track signage sucks shit too. Rusty Wallace couldn't spring for an extra pylon or two to make it clear where you're supposed to brake? Or another roll of pink tape to mark the passing lanes? Seriously, when I'm driving a NASCAR vehicle, and pissing my pants because I'm afraid of driving into a wall, the last thing I want to worry about is if I can spot the single orange pylon (that is scuffed up, and is now mostly black and camouflages itself nicely with the racetrack wall) to know where I should brake. Minus 0.5* to 3*. So there you have it. 3*. Which is unfortunate because the driving itself was fan-fucking-tastic and would be a 5* by itself.