As Jew in the Isreal army, I visited America for first time week last. Handsome young man named…read moreMatt helped me buy first kart but i end up buying six more. Good deal, he promise me play Mario Kart together if I do. i crash into small child and they go hospital but still fun. Next time I in America, I visit again.

I wanted to get into karting so I visited Innovative Karting. I talked to Curtis about my plans…read more He explained the best and most economical way to proceed with this sport. What he told me was something I didn't want to hear, but something I NEEDED to hear. I was going about it all wrong. He is a real straight shooter, not trying to sell you things you don't need. He was super friendly and easy to talk to, even about questions he probably answered millions of times. His shop and floor space were neat and clean. I will continue to use Innovative, as apposed to buying on-line. We need to support owners like Curtis. You rock.

My experience with Bailey was excellent and he explained in great detail the different kart classes…read moreat PKRA and best ways to get started into racing. He was helpful in getting used to the Rotax kart and was an open book for any questions. I would highly suggest working with them if you like to go fast and have some experience already. I do wish there was a beginner rental program with the LO206 class for those just getting started.

My husband and 15 yr old son went on a Friday night. They had an awesome time. My son is very picky…read moreabout racing venues and karts and had a great time. My husband really enjoyed his time racing and watching the other competitions. We live out of state, and if we lived nearby, we would visit often or buy a kart and be a regular there. Great opportunities and place for teens.

I bought a package for my husband on Groupon for our anniversary. We received email confirmations…read morethat the experience would start at 8 am and we'd have to arrive 30 minutes prior to check in. We live in Chandler and the location is in Avondale so you can only imagine how early we had to leave and how far it was. We arrived at 7:30 to find out that it was changed to 9 am and check in was at 8:30. No email confirmations, phone calls, or anything regarding the change. This would have been nice to know before hand since we live so far. After checking in, there is an hour long class to walk you through the entire process. I would highly recommend paying attention because there is a lot of detailed information. I got my husband 8 laps. It goes by really fast however, they do add on a few extra laps for you. The trackers are very hard to see and it takes 2-3 laps to even notice them and get used to them. The cars are also not very fast either. My husband said it felt like he was driving around 55-80 mph, maybe. Unless you get a groupon the retail price is very expensive. It's a good experience and I recommend getting at least 8 laps or more.

This review is long over due. Our neighbor won a 4 lap pass but couldn't go so he let us have it…read more We did the pro ride along and 4 extra laps. So glad we did too! It was an amazing experience. The spotter was courteous and very helpful. It was so much fun to be able to run on a real NASCAR track. It's definitely worth it to get the extra laps.

We are just visiting Arizona from California but we were met with a GREAT experience at this place!…read more We played the Lucky Putt with 18 holes. Very cool, very trendy. It was all clean and well spaced out. Directions were clear and it was really fun! Then we had our hearts set on winning a mini pop of Donald and Daisy. Then we met Jared. He was very welcoming and made us feel like winners! And yes, we got Donald and Daisy! Definitely would love to come back and do the other activities plus try the food.

Amazing place to be! Full bar with yummy drinks, bowling, kareoke, VR games, mini golf. Love it!…read more Go early, went sat at 1 and it was perfect. Not crazy busy, food was typical nothing incredible we ordered wings, fries and loaded quesadillas. Their special for mothers day was AMAZING 1.5 hrs of bowling, 4 drinks, 4 - 1hr game cards and a simple snack platter was unbeatable. Will go back!

This was a great find on the Pinball Map (they have four pinball machines inside and on free play…read morewith admission). This is a unique car museum in the Phoenix area. Definitely worth the price of admission and they have complimentary cold water. The volunteers are awesome and very informative. Felix worked on the day I was there (Wednesday) and he pretty much gave me a private tour. Come check it out. I am sure people in Phoenix don't go here. I know my friends didn't know about it.

Loved going here. I took my 2 year old nephew, at first he was a bit scared to get in cars but once…read morehe did he wanted to get in all of them and "drive" he also loved the game room. We will be back and spend more time here his next visit! So much fun and staff was very inviting! Loved that water was included with our ticket

Fun watching the races there. Son wants to start racing now. Great family atmosphere .read more

Absolutely awesome place to go. Great track staff and nice Track layout. Track is just under a mile…read morelong. Plenty of parking and electrical outlets. BRING YOUR SUPERMOTO BIKES!!!! Friendly & welcoming people at the track. No bad attitudes. Come out and play

Derby days was such a fun event! The Woodford reserve day club is shaded (thank god) and had the…read morebest DJ playing some music in between each race. They also had vendors inside, a bar and race betting machines. One thing I learned was to reserve tables in advance. I also arrived early when the doors opened so it was easy to find a non reserved spot. What's cool about this venue is we are right by the finish line tracks. You get to see the horses the entire time but the best zone is watching at the finish lines. Drinks for a seltzer were -$12 and a cocktail was ~$14. Overall a fun experience!

I checked out Woodford Reserve Derby DayClub for the Kentucky Derby. Doors opened at 11:00 and I…read morearrived a little after that. This is a special section of Turf Paradise for the event. There's a large tent with VIP seating, vendors, and bars. There's another outdoor area with reserved tables and live music. And there were two food trucks (a BBQ joint and a grilled cheese spot). Here's the good and the bad: (1) The large tent is supposed to be VIP but there's grass and dirt accompanied by overpriced drinks; (2) You can view the live races from this area; (3) there was a Stella Artois stand that was giving out free samples and a personalized engraved Stella glass; (4) You can go to the other parts of the venue but you can't bring alcohol to the other parts (meaning you have to finish it before you go to other sections); (5) There are no bathrooms. So, not worth the price of admission in my mind. The coolest part of an event like this is seeing how everyone dresses up, especially the women with their elaborate hats and sun dresses. I'd go with general admission, though. Those areas have lower priced drinks, too.

I've come to know running marathons and ultra distance events as second nature to me. Starting in…read more2007 December till February 2018, I've done 100 marathons & ultra distance events collectively. There's always something out there that's pushing me along. Then enter, Across the Years. It's a popular one. Across the Years ultra distance endurance running event is a multi event that usually attracts the crazy with the most insane people you'd ever find on this earth. The event features a 10 day, 6 days, 72 hr, 48, hr, 24 hr, 12 hr, 6 hr, 100 miler, and marathon. Ideally, this race wants you to test your physical limitations (or perceived limitations) on your own two feet, no matter if you run, walk, crawl. You'll get more fun and excitement in a lifetime, at least that's what they told me. For myself though, I was on a goal to run a marathon or longer in each of the 50 states for the 2nd time around. I needed Arizona, so I decided to register for Across the Years. Registering is easy, since you can google Across the Years race and the link to the website will show up. Sign-ups are usually available on Ultrasignup.com. They only accept credit card thru online registration, but I think you still can register on site, if you decide to be at the location and decide to participate. Cash only I think, if you do race weekend, but best to do it early, to save money on the race registration for sure. It does get pricey if you procrastinate! The overall experience here at Across the Years ultra distance running event was interesting, fun, and wet. On the 2021/2022 event that spans after Christmas until well into the New Year, hence the event name. You do meet friendly veteran ultra runners, those trying to get 50 states - like me, and those who wish to experience a race in Arizona in the winter time. They attract a lot of people here, since it's one of the warmest places in the lower 48 united states, not including Hawaii. I arrived here at the race location - Camelback Ranch at about 7am via uber to an empty parking lot that was locked. However, as soon as I saw tents and activity, I knew that those were my people and got settled in. After getting checked in and settled, we all waited for 9am on the first day of the event to kick things off. The idea was to get as much course loops as possible before your event runs out. I signed up for the 24 hr event to see how much I can go before calling it quits. In 2021, I ended up with 50km, although I wanted to stop at the marathon distance, but I knew I can go further even though the rain and the colder than normal conditions made me think otherwise. The ambiance was cool and lively. The course was lit up at night, so we didn't veer off course too much. The aid station was stocked up with pretty much anything you'd need to keep going - physically and mentally. All in all, it was a good trip. I got what I wanted, but my secret goal was 50 miles in 24 hours, but stopped at 50km (31.07 miles) due to weather. The Across the Years ultra distance running event is located on the grounds of Camelback Ranch, the spring training home of the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Chicago White Sox MLB baseball teams. As mentioned before, registration is usually thru online and accepts major credit cards, although you may get in on race weekend and I assume its cash only. As for parking goes, there is a parking lot for campers and cars too, if you are participating. Best bet would be to check out the details and specifics on where to park on race weekend. If you decide to rough it, you can rent a tent and a sleeping bag. I did and it wasn't terrible, but I just happened to be sleeping on and off that morning instead of checking into a hotel for the night. The ground was saturated with the rain and it was cold, but I purchased the tent and sleeping bag beforehand, so it was money that I could have forwarded to a hotel, but chose to rough it out anyway. This ultra running event festival was as bare bones as you can make it. Just a bit over a mile loops as much as you can for the timed event you signed up for. After so many loops and the sun fades into the darkness, you wonder when is the fun going to start? 5.0 stars for the overall experience. 5.0 stars for the aid station people. Thanks to the volunteers! Support local! A

Went here for a shopping event - "Christmas in July" on August 1st - due to a rain delay…read more We were surprised at how many vendors there were on a hot Saturday night from 6-9 PM - it was about 116 that day. One nice feature is the little Kid's Cove splash pad area for the kids to stay cool in. Parents were taking advantage of the misters by the playground there, too. Some really cool vendors - lots of food choices, pet supplies and treats, jewelry, 3-D printed offerings, and some booths offering services for alarms or window replacements. Bathrooms were open for guests and vendors alike. We made a purchase from the mobile bookmobile vendor right by the entrance. Weather permitting, we'll be back. The A/C in our car was on the fritz, but if the vendors can handle the heat, so could we. A fun weekend adventure.

I enjoyed accompanying my husband to this venue. We were here to see the Padres for Spring…read moreTraining. Before my visit, my husband came a couple of days before me and was able to score an autograph of Tatis! I got to see the Padres train! And all the fans waiting patiently for autographs from the players. The training fields are next to each other about four of them maybe 5. The stadium is not too far away. My family will be there next week to watch the games! We were able to visit the Team Store and purchase some merchandise. It will save time and from being in the chaotic crowd during the games.

I love that this place is here. I've been into RC vehicles probably for 45 years or more well since…read moreI was a kid let's just put it that way, but I've got a couple of trucks and I'm kind of getting into the micro stuff at this point and that's what I went for they had the scx30 I was eyeballing on Amazon and yeah, exact same price minus the shipping right so that's a no-brainer support local!! And they just opened up crawler course next-door!! Looking forward to checking that out

Friendly and inclusive, bustling local RC shop with a small indoor track that customers can use…read moreanytime. Parts, used and new buggies, and accessories on walls, in back of shop, and displayed throughout store. Repair window at back of shop. Moderate prices. Justin spoke to us from behind the counter at length about community events, clubs, and giveaways. He was very friendly and helpful. He made this shop and the local RC community feel very inclusive, with events for kids as well.