We had such a great time here! The process is pretty straightforward -- you'll need to register an…read moreaccount first if you don't already have one, and it's about $25 per race per person. Once you pay, they'll give you a time slot to come back for your session. If you're a first-time racer, they do a quick safety briefing to walk you through the track rules and what each flag means, which was super helpful. The staff were friendly and made everything easy to understand. The course itself is fun and pretty easy to get the hang of, but don't underestimate how fast some of the other drivers are! I'd definitely recommend staying on the right side if you're not trying to race aggressively, people will fly past you. Also, use your brakes when cutting corners to keep control. Overall, it's a really fun and well-run experience, perfect for groups or anyone looking for a bit of adrenaline without it being too intense.

Super cool location, good service and a great atmosphere, clean and safe facility. The heaters are…read morevery nice and the huge Christmas tree really gets me in the Christmas spirit!

Great place. Plenty of parking. Clean restrooms and great concessions. Awesome track.read more

Went to a great event there. It was the 41st Night under fire and it was impressive as hell! I am…read morenot even a racing fan but watching the funny cars and jet trucks with fire blowing out the back was awesome! The fireworks after the show were great as well! There are a few negatives however. If you sit on the summit side there are only outhouses which I hate especially after so many people have used them. I especially felt bad for people trying to use them with small children. There is a regular restroom on the Budweiser side but it is a long walk from the summit side. They need a restroom on both sides! It is bleacher seating and even though you have a seat number it is very tight. I think for the price there should be real seats with backs. In spite of that it was well run and I had a great time!

fun track but needs more practice days during the fall and winter for year round riders to enjoy…read more add some vintage class races. and old timer race events !

Smith Road Raceway is one of the oldest motocross tracks in Northeast Ohio, and has always been…read morevery popular throughout it's existance. The track is, according to the owners, a natural terrain style track with mostly natural obstacles. I have not ridden on the track since the recent ownership change, but apparently not much about Smith Road Raceway has changed since the ownership change. The area surrounding the track has lots of trees, and the atmosphere resembles that of a park. Many people who don't ride simply pay to spend the day spectating and watching the riders, and the concession stand sells refreshments to guests and riders as well. Smith Road hosts various races throughout the riding season, and they are typically held on holiday weekends such as Memorial Day weekend, the 4th of July weekend, and Labor Day weekend. Overall, if you prefer old-school motocross racing and enjoy a family friendly setting, I would reccomend you go and spend the day at Smith Road Raceway. For details regarding dates, hours, and pricing, visit their Facebook page @ Smith road Raceway.

Mid-Ohio is an old school track with a lot of great sections. There is great viewing areas that…read moreeven allow pop up canopies at the top (some tracks don't allow this). Its super easy to get to from IL, IN, MI,PA. They work hard to keep the grounds in good condition and have good shower facilities. I've camped here 4 times for Indycar and IMSA and this has to be one of the best deals for a race weekend. The camping pass we purchased can with two tickets and didn't require a separate wristband on top of all that. Would highly recommend going to and staying for an event!

Storied track, one of the top in the country. Tucked away in the Ohio countryside, nice little town…read morenearby.

Fun track Went on…read moreopening night. They had 7 classes racing from bandoleros to late models. Decent car counts. Great for kids because stands are built into the hill and you don't have to worry about young ones falling. Concession stand had lots of options from burgers and hot dogs to pizza and sausage sandwiches.

The best part about this racetrack is that you can camp out during the weekend for the races. I…read morelike this racetrack as I enjoyed coming here. They have some big grandstands. The concession stand is pick what you want and then walk back and pay for it. There were no lines at the concession stands which I like. I could see the whole race track from where I sat which was a little more than half way up the grandstands. They have races every Saturday night. It's located way out in the middle of nowhere. While I was here, I seen several Amish horse and buggy's going down the road in front of the parking lot of the racetrack. There are several portable potty's at the racetrack. Some are open all night for people camping in the parking lot like me. Camping is permitted on the outer perimeter of the parking lot, not in the middle. I saw about 12 to 15 campers camping along with me. Most were RV's.

My first Oktoberfest! It was fun tried all kinds of food / alligator bites - and jumbo cream puff -…read more- pretzel wrapped bratswurst with beer cheese sauce - very nice event ! I had a wonderful time :) lovely summer fair !!

I am addicted to this festival! So much fun to spend a few days at!…read more First of all, you must go with other people to really enjoy it....invite your family, friends, coworkers. Second, get crazy - wear some lederhosen or a drindl. Buy a hat or a flower headband. Buy a fun Oktoberfest tshirt to wear. Get in the spirit! Third, if you love beer, try it all! There's also wine and spirits around the festival for purchase, but beer is really what everyone drinks. Not only are there Oktoberfest beers, such as Paulaner and Hacker Pschorr, but many local craft beers. Fourth, go early and have a Bahama Mama from Schmidt's in Columbus for lunch. If you're still hungry, have a giant cream puff or strudel for dessert. Fifth, watch the Weiner races, enjoy some traditional dancers, walk through the vendors area of crafts and German imports, watch a sand sculpture being made right in front of your eyes, get a picture taken with Krampus and crew, watch the Strongman competition. Sixth, go to the Glockenspiel as many times as you can and dance & sing your heart out! Seventh, grab some Authentic German grub for dinner and park yourself in a bier tent to watch some great entertainment. I highly suggest a plate from Das Schnitzel Haus, some pierogi's from the Pierogi Lady, sauerkraut balls from Hey Hey or a pretzel-wrapped bratwurst. Eighth, make sure you're still drinking beer and take some sips of water in between - you'll appreciate that in the morning. Ninth, grab a partner and get on the dance floor for the chicken dance and some polka! It doesn't matter if you don't know how to polka, you'll pick it quickly or someone will teach you. The Chardon Polka Band, Alex Meixner and Klabetheads are all my favorites! Tenth, take lots of pictures to memorialize this great event! And lastly, get an Uber or have a designated driver to take you home!

Place is awesome made a quick visit signed up for my free race for my bday the following day. I…read moreunfortunately couldn't spend my bday there as I wished was in and out of the hospital just to find out that I have high blood pressure ‍‍‍story of my life. Once I am strong enough again I will definitely be here. The customer service was genuine and helpful. it really seems legit and the vr team was really informative. To race and get vr at 68$ is definitely a steal. Will be back ASAP!!!

It's was cool!! Real life cars lol... well kinda!! It take some upper body strength but a for sure…read moregood time!! Long lap sessions it seems like forever before they stop it!! Clean bathrooms! Not cheap!

The staff are super nice and the whole experience is very organized. However, after a very brief…read more15-minute safety course where they quickly go over hand signals and cones (which I honestly didn't retain much of), you're sent to stand in line with your helmet on until it's your turn. That part was uncomfortable, hot, and pretty annoying. Be prepared for lots of upcharges -- it's clear they're there to make money, and nothing is cheap. The experience is advertised as several laps, but it's really only about two and a half. For the cost, it should definitely be at least double the track time. They also claim there are no governors on the cars, but I have my doubts. I drove a Ferrari 296 GTB, which is supposed to have over 800 horsepower, yet it didn't feel like it. Even with the pedal to the floor, the fastest I hit was 120 mph, and it took a while to get there. While I did have a blast and made some great memories with my family, I probably wouldn't do it again. The track itself at Nelson Ledges is also pretty janky. Feels more like a go cart track. I had expected a fancier racetrack experience.

This could be a fun experience but consider this...a lap at Nelson Ledges Race Course at "regular…read morespeed" is approximately 90 seconds. They give you 3 laps for your $400 - $500 fee. Sorry, but this 5 - 6 minute experience is NOT worth it.