This is now Arrowhead Speedway. it has been completely and mean completely rebuilt. it's a 1/3 mile…read moretrack now. New stands with suites. New stands for competitors , paved pit area. Went to a World of Outlaws sprint car event there earlier this spring. This is now a 1st class facility comparable with Knoxville Raceway in Iowa.

If you are looking for an entertaining inexpensive night out with the family this is the place to…read morego. Great dirt track racing.

I know this track has been in business a long time, we made our first trip here this weekend and…read moreprobably won't be back. The safety crew is lacking at best! One of the safety vehicles had a small child in a car seat asleep!! Really??? Gotta do better!!

I enjoyed the race track. Tickets were very reasonable at $10. The grandstands were full because of…read morethe cheap prices on tickets. As a matter of fact, seniors over 62 can get in for only $8. I had no problem parking and leaving the race track. It's self parking which is what I like. So, you can park wherever you want. The concession stand was busy and had a big long wait. So, expect to stand in line for 30 minutes. There was one thing that was confusing here. They use red light for cautions. I have never seen that. I have been to over 40 race tracks in the country and they all use yellow light for caution. Red was used for the race car drivers to stop anywhere they are on the race track. Why they use red light for caution here, I don't know. I would come back here though. The grandstands were full probably because of cheap admission prices. In summary, there were a lot of cautions while I was here. Way too many for some reason. While I was here, I got nachos and cheese which costs $6. See photo.

Same people win on the machines. I spent 200.00 on a penny machine. Small wins. I left the machine…read moreand went 2 machines down. Man who always wins there sat down and won 600.00. ITS BS. same thing on the machine I played after that. I would get 4 cherries and no spin etc. I come alit but have not recently due to the unfair machine payouts. ​

Since the tornado the casino is just not fun any more. The food has gone downhill the machines…read moredon't work well. Even the cash machines won't give you your change.

Old dragstrip but the night we went, they were running strong and fast. The bleachers are old and…read morerickety and I kept feeling like I was going to fall through. One small concession but did have burgers, drinks and snacks. I didn't see any beer for sale but everyone was walking around with cans and appears you can take your own cooler inside. Real bathrooms. The place was a bit of a zoo since anyone can walk around the pit area and there are cars going every which way. I didn't mind the Friday night $7 entry to watch anyone and everyone go head to head. I guess the "big" pro night draws a $20 entry

Great strip. Track managers make sure everything is going smoothly and if someone breaks they do a…read moregreat job at getting the track up and going again in a timely manner.

Daughter bought tickets for us to attend the Monster Truck Show and what a disappointment. The…read moreweather managed to stop raining for the event. Price for parking was $20. It was managed by 1-single person who was very polite but wanted to explain to every vehicle where to go. It was very obvious as the lot was not that big. Once parked, we trekked to the small stadium seats which were wet from the rain. The trucks were driven by amateur drivers and they really did not want to go all out so it was rather boring and not very exciting. The track was extremely muddy due to the rain and the big trucks were sliding. Maybe they were just being cautious as to not damage their trucks. We left after 30-45 minutes. If we had littles it would have possibly earned another star. Do not think we will back.

Today. Purchased VIP tickets only to find out we couldn't even see the whole track dueto sponsor…read morevehicles blocked the entire view of the race. Don't waste your money!!!

The whole experience was awesome. I was visiting Family in Tulsa from California. Found JRP on…read moreline. Can't say enough!! The young lady at front desk was frown and helpful also the gentleman that showed us the track was friendly. Definitely we'll be coming back. The cars are fast and it's a great race track. ** Important cash only* see pricing on line and there website

Great experience. It's a race oriented cart race track. Went on a weekday when it was not too…read morebusy. Got a walk through of the main shop and various projects in the works. Property has multiple workshop areas, with vintage restorations and maintenance activities ongoing.

This place almost always guarantees a mud flying, sit on the edge of your seat good time. Small…read moredirt track but still put on a good show. Concession aren't that bad either.

I turned 21 yrs old 45 yrs ago next month, I was at BRD, with my then jockey boyfriend. In town now…read more& am gonna go by & chk it out.

Blue Ribbon Downs in Sallisaw, Oklahoma closed down in 2010. In a nutshell it's history is as…read morefollows: Blue Ribbon Downs began in 1963, became the first pari-mutual track in Oklahoma in 1984, and after many changes in ownership closed permanently in 2010. I have fond memories of visiting Blue Ribbon Downs in 1988 when the track was in her heyday. I would have rated her 5 stars back then. :(

Clean, efficient, great atmosphere, good food well priced. Just a cute lil racetrack with some real…read morefast racers!

What an awesome place to experiment an SEC or any basketball game! Electric atmosphere and great…read moreview in every seat! Great restroom and snack/drink access with good selection of items to choose from.

I'm pretty sure there's no better way to build and configure a major arena. There's the central…read morearea where the seating and playing area is located, surrounded by steep steps that lead to a circular walking and vending area with doors strategically located for easy checking of tickets and quick exit after the event. Toilets are sufficient for the men, but there is usually a line for the ladies. Bud Walton was Sam Walton's brother and was one of the original founders of the Wal-Mart empire. He apparently donated half of the construction cost for the arena, which today is the home of the University of Arkansas men's and women's basketball teams, aka the Razorbacks. It has a seating capacity of 19,368 and is also used for large events in Northwest Arkansas, such as U of A graduations and the Wal-Mart Shareholders Meeting. Seats are reasonably comfortable and unless you are in the nosebleed section, you have a good view of the entire basketball court. You can also see the several dozen banners hanging from the rafters that list the Razorback's assorted NCAA ranked finishes and championships. Soooooie! Pig!