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    Irwindale Speedway

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    The final day 21DEC2024
    Franklin M.

    We came for the Final Extravaganza which is the last day of this famous racetrack, it will now become a business center like the others nearby. The entry ticket was 45 bucks and 20 bucks for parking. The only drawback was that they didn't have the 1/4 mile races for this finale. The souvenir line remained long all day as many die hard race fans wanted a piece to remember this place by including myself.

    Mark G.

    Last Saturday my brother, friend and myself went to the say goodby to the IRWINDALE SPEEDWAY by going to the Mooneye's car show. It's too bad that the track is going to be torn down. I've always had a great time at the Mooneyes shows. We could not have asked for a more beautiful day. Blue sky's, sunshine, classic cars and hot rods.

    Juan G.

    Another awesome time here at the Irwindale Speed for FuelFest 2023. This is our second year in a row. Awesome experience again. $30 for speedway parking, $20 off lot parking with free shuttle service to the event. Excellent time here with family. Lots of cars, side shows, vendors, give aways, etc! Can't wait for next year!

    Setting a car on fire with a jet engine (?) just because it's Night of Destruction.
    Fiona Z.

    COVID-era review: don't expect more than 15% of people here to wear masks; most staff did while most attendees didn't. I know next to nothing about racing, but I would encourage anyone looking for a fun night out to check out this racetrack. They have events for racetrack fans, drag strip lovers, car enthusiasts, and people like me who like experiencing new things but aren't particularly interested in cars. I love coming here for their Night of Destruction events (parking $10 cash). I used to come here when they had Groupons every once in a while for go-kart racing which was fun. Haven't seen that in years, though. Irwindale Speedway has some history. It was almost demolished for an outlet mall (ugh) but has been under new management the last few years. I really hope it stays around for a while. I know nothing about cars and am not really interested in them, but I have a lot of fun with friends and family when I come here. What is Night of Destruction? It can be a family event, an interesting date night, or a fun evening with friends. Tickets are about $20 a person and the main events usually start at 7:00 pm. The first half or so is watching cars race. There are different races which have different car types and numbers of laps. This is mild fun for me. I do remember being surprised at how engaging it was my first time here, but I'm not the biggest racetrack fan. The remaining half of the night is races where cars/vehicles/RVs (depending on the night) may fall apart and hit each other. There are many types of fun and I haven't seen them all. Here are a few: Skid plate races: Say goodbye to back tires and watch racers go around the inner track. Cars will spin out and may lead to pile-ups. Trailer races: Watch cars with decorated trailers hitched to them try to destroy each other and drive into debris. Nothing as satisfying as hearing a car drive into a hitched boat and hearing the crunch. RV races: Watch RV trailers drive around and possibly hit each other. The night closes out with some awesome fireworks, which are a great show every time and surprisingly good quality. If you want to see a good firework show outside of July 4th or New Year's, Irwindale Speedway's Night of Destruction (and maybe other nights) will have you covered. There are food (popcorn, nachos, bbq, nuts, etc.), souvenirs, and you can usually meet the drivers for photos and autographs before the event (starting 6:00 pm). No outside food/drink allowed except a sealed bottle of water, I think. Exiting the parking lot at night can be a hassle. Some people get inspired by the night's events and speed past/cut in line the haphazardly organized back exit. The main exit/entrance is more organized but slower. The parking lot here is huge.

    Irwindale Speedway: Motorhome Mayhem night
    Lorri D.

    Super fun entertainment at a reasonable price! Night of Destruction happens around July 4th and it goes OFF! A wide variety of racing and fun, guaranteed laughs and amazement. Jet car, skid plate races, motorhome demolition, and fireworks! I believe there is another NoD night in the fall, as well. Motorhome Mayhem is a fun night of Nascar racing with late model cars, late late model cars, midgets, motorhomes with boat trailers on the figure 8 track, and also fireworks! Other special race nights include drags, VW races, antiques, trucks. Get your redneck on and go have a blast!! Plenty of food vendors and the food is DELICIOUS, however the lines are ridiculously long as most vendors only have one window open. Beer booths also available for you to partake. If there were a way to minimize the wait time, it would be worth it. I mean, waiting in line for corn and you miss 2 sets of races. No bueno. No lines at the restrooms though. Hmm.. Parking is a bit of a walk. There is handicapped and VIP parking though, which is closer. You can bring your own snacks and drinks to take into the stands. Stands are bleacher style with backs. Elevators can take you to the higher levels, which may be helpful to you. Sound system is a bit shoddy but that kinda goes with the whole atmosphere, so it's all good y'all. Seriously a fun time for whatever night(s) you attend. Cheers!!!!

    Drag strip racing
    Rebecca V.

    Old racetrack, could use quite a bit of work, but cool to see the types of events they are hosting. I waited 2+ hours in line for the Mooneyes New Years Party 2023 and parked on the actual track (cool, but not ADA friendly or convenient). Lots of great cars to look at, amazing local food options, good displays, plenty of space, nice dragstrip. Would love to see this place in action for Nascar races or something similar. As a Floridian, California car communities sure do it different out here. I will be back to see more!

    Jessica W.

    世間沒有一樣東西是永遠屬於我們的,包含努力掙來的財富,最愛的人,養大的孩子,甚至連我們的身體,有天都將塵歸塵,土歸土,要看透世上所有的一切,我們都只有使用權,而非擁有權~

    Joann Y.

    Came here for the Santa Speedway event. It was definitely a great venue for the family. Lots of lights to see, and you can enjoy smores, hot cocoa, food, alcohol, and do some sledding (5 rides for $10). Definitely a fun experience, especially if you've never been to the speedway before. I purchased my tickets during the cyber monday sale so they were only $17 each. I think if I had paid the $34/ticket I would have been disappointed as you may casually walk through the event in less than 30 minutes. Adding on the sledding, hot chocolate, and smores to the experience were all extra but made the trip well worth it.

    Erik P.

    Been here a few times for a few different activities. They have everything here from drive thru Xmas light show, car races, track racing, 1/8th of a mile, car shows, and drifting. Mostly come put for the car shows and it's a huge place to accommodate big or small events. Parking - If it's a big event and parking is full they will have shuttle service to a remote location that will take you about 30 to 45 min each way and that's annoying and a buzz kill. Overall it's a chill place and will come back unless I have to do the shuttle thing again.

    $14 EACH.
    Rachel C.

    Santa's Speedway in Irwindale, on Christmas Eve !!! What a treat this was. The decor was spot on, everything that was advertised was delivered. 4 story high Santa on a moving sled, race car reindeer, snow sledding & Christmas lights galore ! They even had a row of fire pits you can stand around if cold. Pretty pricey, but a memory that will last a life time. $25 for adults, $15 for kids entry. $10 for 3 runs down the snow hill. $14 for a beer or truly. $6 hot chocolate. $20 for a photo with Santa taken by your personal cellphone. Want to change up your same Christmas Routine ? This is the place to go. Outdoors, tons of lights & fun for all ages.

    Angel B.

    Let's see....where can you go that costs about a dollar for every second? I will give you a clue. Vroooooom vroooom!!! Every Thursday night one can run their car on the 1/8 mile drag strip for $30.00. If your lucky you will get 3 runs in. If you just want to watch its $10.00. Cash only so bring the green stuff. If you plan on sharing a car be sure to have everyone get a wristband. Just remember to wear long pants to race. Exactly one year later and my build is a little faster which is good enough for me. A few more adjustments and he will be even faster. Lots of music, fun, food and fast cars. Good times.

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    Riley F.

    Good family fun. I like to take my sons here. The RV destruction was a good time. Will definitely go back. Giving Thanks for George Washington, Independence Day 2022 https://youtu.be/DjGe4MOv_BA

    Be H.

    Came here for Fabulous Ford Forever and it was HUGE. Lots a space for all the Ford vehicles, we even got see some drifting.. our little man LOVED it! It does get really hot here during the summer so bring some umbrellas and lots of water with ice to keep you hydrated! They do drifting on Thursday nights as well!

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    Bring seat cushions! Your butt will be sore from sitting on uncomfortable bleachers too long lol

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    Ask the Community - Irwindale Speedway

    RE: Snacks~~ Last time we went, pre- covid in2019, the track employees searched EVERYTHING, including purses, bags, patted down coats. Think they allowed a couple of unopened water bottles and sodas.…

    They do look through purses, we went on a hot night so no coats and no petting down for us and bottles were not allowed. The concession stands are hopeless with LONG lines ....

    Can we bring in snacks?

    By the rules no, but they don't check bags and other items very carefully so you can bring what you want

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