racing really isn't my thing, but it's cool that this place is here for the people who enjoy it…read more this place is very red necky, the crowd here definitely seemed to be missing a few brain cells. It's probably from inhaling all those fumes, oddly enough many of which were coming from the ambulance they had on hand in case of an accident. the race was so boring that one of the EMT guys in the ambulance was sleeping and the other was on her phone the whole time. and people think they deserve $15 an hour?! another weird thing about this place is that apparently the snack stand only accepts one dollar bills for payment. I don't think I'll ever have the urge to go back here again, the people watching isn't funny, it's just sad.

This was my first time at the track. Hearing good reviews from all the people that went there, I…read morebroke in and did a track day there. The impression you get with track days are pretty bad for most of us. Cocky people, unhelpful Coaches and what not. However, this is probably the most friendliest track on earth. The coaches are very friendly (Big props to Charlie my man!) and care about you. They don't want you to get in an accident but will train you to go fast. Track itself is a very smooth track with great amount of elevation changes. Ample corner workers, amazing staffs. Facility has bathroom, shower, food truck on a certain events, and plentiful space to park your car and bikes. The riders here has a great vibes too. It doesn't matter if you are Rookie or Expert, you will get your session equally throughout the day. I have been street riding for 11 years and never thought a single track day would change my riding style. For the people that never been to a track day, this is it guys. Learn from the best! One final thing. Make sure you respect the neighborhood that you drive in. They constantly get noises from the motorcycles at the track. Be respectful!

The track is in good shape, long enough. People are friendly and helpfull. BUT, there is no rule in…read morethe paddock and in the camping area. Some people bring the whole family to have a party; I mean the granny to the grandson and camp there with no rule. The kids can ride the bike all night long witch good luck to sleep. There other smoking weed and drinking alcool all day long and still riding. Too many people in the groups. SO the track is overloaded and there is accident in every session. If you are serious and spend a lot of money you won't make much time on the track... The facility are ok but the parking lot is all out of level and good luck to level the camper. There is no service and you still have to pay 40$ a night. The rules need to change to make it good.

Commenting solely on "Drive the Glen"…read more Great deal and lots of fun. $30 per car gets you three laps around the track, though top speed is limited to 55 mph. That being said, if you're someone with a nice car who isn't afraid of it, show up early. Website says 45 minutes early, but you might want to be earlier. These are completely street legal cars (ex: a minivan with a clamshell on top) with regular people driving them, and the possibility of being stuck behind someone who is afraid of their own car is decent. On my run, we were stuck behind someone in a Nissan sentra doing 25-30 mph *on the straights* which was completely ridiculous. We lost sight of the pace car after one lap. You're *supposed* to keep within two car lengths, but clearly no one was policing that given the sentra, so I would do my best to drop back so I could take the exciting parts at the speed limit of 55 (e.g. the cichane, esses, etc.). It was difficult tho... 35 mph on a raceway straight is just soooo slow. So keep that in mind if you decide to go. Don't bother with tix and waiver online, they prefer if you do it all at the track, just bring a credit card. Slow drivers who have no business being anywhere near a racetrack aside, a great value and lots of fun!

Great track. Love watching IMSA here. The facility conditions are lacking. The food is pretty bad,…read morethey make the minimum effort on the food. Place is a little run down but if you're here for the racing it doesn't matter. Best advice. Ring your our food and drinks.

Not a walk in place and only an appointment only. No information about it and gives you the…read moreimpression that you can just come to the place and enjoy. When called informed that you need to call 3 to 5 days in advance and it's a private party. So much for going to there on a whim. Don't get fooled and waste your time waiting for it to open. Also it's a cash only. So be careful.

Having been to a few go-cart tracks I was pretty excited to try this one. It's not too often you…read morefind one with an overpass such as this one. I would say due to the cart speed/responsiveness the track is best suited for kids and teenagers. Be advised, cash only, $10 per driver.

My boyfriend and I went to the Lantern Festival at the Pocono Raceway sometime in September 2024…read more I think it was pretty well organized. We waited in line of cars for about a mile or so, then we were directed to split into two lines. One that entered one side of the parking lot and another that entered the other. After we parked there was a short walk to the field. We checked in, received out lanterns and bought a plushy and a marshmallow making kit. There were lots of food trucks to choose something to eat/ drink. Even though we enjoyed being by ourselves - next year we will come out with a bunch of friends. There was live music that was pretty ok. When it got really dark, everyone released their lanterns. It was a pretty magical experience.

Took 2 of my grandkids to their first NASCAR race here and it was so hard to see the track if you…read morehappen to be shorter like me and my grandkids. There are no markers in the parking lots to keep track of where your vehicle is parked after the race, like most other tracks, and there is no organization to get out also. No traffic control inside the parking lot but a lot outside by the highway. They should also have some kind of tram or carts to get people that are parked far away from track, like handicap and families with small children. I have been to quite a few different NASCAR tracks and I hate to say, but this is one of the worse ones because of the lack of organization to get fans out of the parking lots. I did like that they moved the race up 2hrs and they got the whole race in before the weather hit.

Excellent facility with friendly staff... well except for one gentleman. Personally though I think…read morethe fees are excessive. I realize these types of venues will set fees especially high to avoid memberships by the 'riff-raff', but even if fees were cut in half you wouldn't find the riff-raff knocking down the door.

I was at the BMW M Track event 7/16/19 AM section hosted @ MMC. The MMC staff was just amazing and…read moretreated us like members all day. Aaron of MMC was very helpful before and during the event. The BMW staff had everything planed perfectly and the day from the events, to the water/snacks all day and lunch went smoothly. We had plenty of time in the cars at each event although I could always use more- LOL Why not right? We were broken into 3 groups and we rotated throughout the day. Drag Racing- in M2 Competitions, and M5 Competitions, Auto Cross - in 240i, and follow the leader- in M-Performance 440ix and 330i. As the day went on it became clear that this the BMW staff and the MMC are focused giving you the most exhilarating experience in a safe environment. You really got to see what these cars are capable of in a controlled environment. I was impressed at the grip and handling of the BMW cars at my limits and the nimbleness of all the cars especially the large 4300lb M5 Competition. I'm a grown man and cannot remember a time I had more fun, ever. The hot laps at the end of the day with the instructor driving showed you that as good as you think you are, you are nowhere close to giving any of these guys a run for their money. They make it look so easy, and very same cars under their hands and feet are so much faster around the track, so much more balanced and settled feeling and smooth as compared to the best of the weekend warriors that attended this event. This is a place I can see you really honing your driving skills and becoming better and better each week. The beautifully landscaped grounds, state of the art physical plant, the most amazing BMW M cars, the best track in the NE I've driven and the caliber of the instructors really make the difference. The instructors I drove with were John, Tyler, Eric and the Rally Car Instructor who took me on a wild hot lap in the Powder Blue M3. With all the speed, G's and surgical execution of the track on that hot lap, I must have repressed his name but if I recall I will come back and include. His calling of the track in the lead and follow was amazing. Calling out where your wheels should be in relation to run out strips, red cones, white cones, run over humps, and he called brake zones by flag number. I'm still not sure how he saw us all in his mirror giving us pointers the whole way while driving himself. It was a fun learning adventure and made us all better drivers for the experience with him. I cannot wait until I can figure out a way to get back to MMC !

best little agricultural fair not a count fair but a local…read moreregional fair Open horse show Saturday with a miniature, driving and senoir citizen equestrian driving on Sunday kid/family friendly dirt track racing and demo derby