My wife and I rode back seat in an Indy car on Father's Day at the Charlotte Motor Speedway in…read moreNorth Carolina. We loved it!! What a thrill. Glad we also bought the in-car video as it is fun to show our family/friends the fun ride. My wife said it was better than a roller coaster. We had a very professional driver who passed some of the slower cars on the track. And got tight to the wall on the straightaways. And that made it more fun. Bucket list = CHECK!!!

I love driving, anything. But there has to speed, right? That's what attracted me to this activity…read more My cousin drove their nascar last year. So this year, I joined him and we drove their IndyCars. The 1 mile oval allowed them running three or four cars at a time; drivers along with one pro ride-along. Big 12 and 1 PM groups meant a long queue for our 8 minute runs (no big deal, but a lot of standing and waiting). The IndyCar cockpit is very narrow and long. Even my 6' tall cousin needed a few back cushions to allow pushing in the clutch. The full-face helmet is very tight and the opening is small, as expected. I received almost unintelligible driving advice from an audio feed through the helmet; loud, staticky, poor quality, inconsistent. The engine has a "chip" which limits the engine and car speed. The coach advises to ease into the throttle entering the straight away, then on to full throttle. This is in contradiction to "find the sweet spot" which is a little less than full throttle. My cousin understood this and recording a 125 mph. I did not figure it out, and recorded 112 mph. This was all very frustrating and disappointing...not losing to my cousin, but driving such a performance limited set-up. I've had more excitement driving my sporty SUV on I-95 through CT and NY or over the Cape Cod canal bridges. You may love it. Once is enough for me.

We booked our son's 8 year old's birthday party with Rolling Video Games and it was a HIT! All the…read moreboys absolutely loved it! The parents and siblings joined in too! John was fantastic and so helpful. I can't recommend them enough!

This was one of THE best activities I've had at my cookout. I ABSOLUTELY recommend Rolling Video…read moreGames Charlotte for your next event! Everybody loved it! Thank you, I will be using you again.

Brought bike in to diagnose a non-starting issue. Benjamin quickly found the issue and got the bike…read morerunning again. He also performed a few regular maintenance tasks on the bike and it is running great! Thank you!! Nice clean shop, very professional, plus the owner is a genuinely nice guy. I will definitely return.

Highly recommended, I had a great service experience. If you care about your bike this is the right…read moreplace.

It's Feb 8th around 1am and there were 2 bartenders the one with Curly blond hair was working super…read morehard because her male counter part was hardly working at all. Only focus on girls he could flirt with but when they left no one could get a drink. Worst bartender! Felt bad for the girl since she had to handle all of us trying to get a drink.

Wayyyyy to expensive and music sucked I will probably never be coming here again it was such a rip…read moreoff

Fabulous kid friendly museum! We like visiting and checking…read moreout the new exhibits and the permanent ones are wonderful. Hot tip is to park on the roof and walk in upstairs where you can pay and get your parking validated.

Discovery place science was so much fun! There is so much for everyone of all ages to enjoy…read more From Legos, building blocks, water activities, science activities, chemistry, an indoor rainforest, aquarium, stem classes and many more! We arrived around 1pm and didn't leave till 5:45. There are 3 levels of fun for everyone. Everything seemed clean, though it's best to keep some hand sanitizer on you, there were tons of kids coughing and sneezing.... I loved the fact that they had plenty of restrooms on each floor. The staff were engaging and friendly. We've been here before when my sons school had a field trip a few years ago, but it was nice going on our own and being able to take our time and do everything. A must visit for sure if you have not!

This is a small elegant museum, free to enter. It captures the history and evolution of Charlotte…read moreand North Carolina pretty well. It's a single floor, takes about 30 minutes to an hour, depending on how much time you spend on each topic. Lots of images, maps, explanation of milestone moments for the city and the state that shaped it over centuries. The two key events I remember from visit are Charlotte's role in ending segregation and the city became the a leader in banking world. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Charlotte for the first time.

Good museum to learn about charlotte's history. I wish there are more interactive activities than…read morejust post boards with information. Most of items are replicated. Information is really detailed though. I definitely learned something from this trip.

I got a pink camo for willer from there and my brother got a go cart it was worthet but the only…read morebad review was the the go cart during is almost about the break to start is

like a lot of scooter dealers, mechanics etc there is a shadiness going on here! i called during…read morebusiness hours 3 times and got vm that said the he would call back. by the number of stars you should know the rest!!

My daughter and I go to a new arena every year to watch the Grizzlies play and sit courtside. We've…read morenever had a bad experience, but I want to highlight the Spectrum Center's courtside club and guest experience. Brook in the courtside club was so funny and welcoming and Brian in guest experience - man oh man. Brian is PHENOMENAL! We were actaully there for two games this past week and had the pleasure of being in Brian's section both times. If you have a chance to sit in Section 106, Row CS3 - do it. You won't regret it. And if you do sit there, tell Brian that the two female Grizzlies fans from Fort Worth, TX say hi! :)

I was in town for the Cardi B concert and the Spectrum arena was probably the easiest arena to…read morenavigate. With thousands of people waiting outside it only took like 15 minutes to get in. We prepaid for parking, so once we located the lot we easily found a spot in the 12 floor garage; which was right across from the arena. All the staff was friendly and helpful, from the outside to the security helping on the inside. Even the food and drinks were a pretty decent price. The lines at concession were not long. They have a very good set up here.