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    Speeders - Pre race

    Speeders

    (30 reviews)

    This place is very unimpressive! For the price you are charged for 7 mins you would think they…read morewould have more things to do. They have a couple basketball games and 2 vending machines. If you want to go to a speeders, definitely go to the south location. The north location doesn't even compare. Will not return.

    Went here for the first time this month and I'm not sure if I would return…read more.. Pros: The carts are completely electric which is pretty neat. The marshals can control them remotely and slow down or speed up all the karts. I felt that the marshals did a great job of making sure everyone was safe and keeping an eye on the track. That was reassuring for me as it was my 11-year-old brother's first time here. There was even a safety video explaining what to do and not to do on the track. The marshals were very kind and helpful. Cons: We came on a weekday because we figured it would be less busy and we were right. However, we waited for hours and hours between races. We were there for a total of four hours just to do three races for one person. I understand that they separate the races by skill and they wouldn't put a beginner (my younger brother) with skilled racers. There needs to be a better way though. They have two vending machines, a couple of arcade games, that's it. There's also nothing around the area to do except for the Rec Room. My brother really enjoyed racing, but the wait was just too long and the races too pricey. I'm assuming if you are coming in as a group the wait will go by faster. I would recommend making a reservation for this place and bringing something to do (cards, Nintendo Switch, etc) while you 're waiting, because you will be doing a lot of it.

    Century Downs Racetrack and Casino - Beef dip meal

    Century Downs Racetrack and Casino

    (34 reviews)

    Went for breakfast ahead of some shopping at cross iron and man, what an absolute let down the…read moreservice/food was. Waited almost 5 minutes after we sat down to get acknowledgment from one of the two servers. First one came over and brought menus and didn't ask if we wanted beverages, and then disappeared. Second one came over and asked if we wanted drinks, took the drink order and vanished. First guy came back to take our food order and as he was doing that the second came back with our drinks. The gong show didn't end there. We watched tabled that were seated after us get their orders, all while the servers seemingly avoided our table. When our food finally did come, it was very obvious that it had been forgotten by our server cause the plates were scaldingly hot and the shredded hash browns were crispy and dried out. Not once did a server come ask how things were, cause we would have let them know, but they just wandered around and left us feeling like we were an inconvenience to their day. Got our bill, and waited for them to take our payment, but they vanished yet again. It took one of us going up to the bar to have our bill settled. The lady at the bar asked how things were and I was quite honest with her and said I was really disappointed in both the food and the service, compared to how other people were getting treated and how great their food looked. We haven't been out this way in quite a few years and it'll likely be a few more before we are back

    Warning they only accept cash.... Yikes. Otherwise it's a cool little Casino only 1 rest roomread more

    Millarville Racing & Agricultural Society

    Millarville Racing & Agricultural Society

    (5 reviews)

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    Twas' the Millarville Market Before Xmas…read more Twas' over a month until Xmas, and in Millarville, A Market was open, despite of the chill, The Artists had gathered, their wares all laid out, To sell to the people, of that there's no doubt, The cookies were out with their prices all marked, The fudge and the cakes and the sweet candy bark, The paintings all hung on the walls with great care, With dreams of the moola from shoppers right there, The fires were stoked to keep vendors quite hot, As people drove in to go fill up the lot, And deep in the middle was a Yelper named Jay, Cooking great Asian cuisine all throughout the day, The buildings were filled then with holiday cheer, With great local mead which was better than beer, And plenty of goodies were there then to try, Like fresh jams and jellies, and cakes made with Rye, And also for sale were the scarves and bright hats, Gloves and the bright Christmas themed welcome mats, There in that corner were many green wreaths, And tinsel and all sorts of warm burning heaths, And Hot Choc was shared by the friends and the kids, And parents were sipping the java through lids, This market but comes just a weekend a year, Close 'round Rememberance when we shed a tear, The drive is quite pleasant, through country so clean, Much less than an hour, you know what I mean, The kids had dear Santa for pictures so cute, The children so thrilled that they often were mute, And also there was a great hay ride for fun, And ponies to ride, lots of space to run, But now I did go to find ideas to check, Get gift shopping done and why not, what the heck, Indulge a bit more in that great Asian food, For Jay's awesome cooking put me in the mood, As I drove off back to the town with my stuff, The market was awesome, I'll be back, sure 'nough! #48 of Yelp's 30-Day Review Challenge (dedicated to Eats of Asia's inaugural weekend by 2012 Yelper Elite, Jay Del Corro, Margaret of Primal Eats and the Naaco Truck team!)

    Oh this is such an adorable little (big) market. it's a bit of a drive outside of Calgary, but well…read moreworth the journey. There is so much fresh produce, eggs, and meat! There is honey and many other goodies available for purchase as well as art and handmade treasures. I love true Farmer's Markets, they have such delicious food, that is so much better for you and I really don't find the prices that much more expensive unless what you are looking for is grossly out of season. Go check this place out, it doesn't disappoint!

    Stampede Grandstand - The screens

    Stampede Grandstand

    (4 reviews)

    It felt a bit like stepping into a wild western dream. From the high energy chuckwagon races to the…read moreincredible traditional Native American horse race, it was exciting and eyeopening all at once. The grandstand show after the races was amazing, with a huge stage, live music, dancing, a bike show acrobatics and so much energy. And just when you think it's over, the fireworks light up the sky with music playing in the background. It was perfect. Definitely one of the best ways to spend time with family and soak in something truly unique.

    On the website, we purchased a three day package with good grandstand seats to see chuckwagon races…read moreas well as the evening grandstand show portions of the Stampede. The Stampede Grandstand was renamed GMC Stadium in 2022. It seats 17,000 with space for 8,000 standing room. It annually hosts the rodeo. There were lines to get into this grandstand and lines to purchase food. There were vendors serving beer and food at our seats. Lammie's has a western shop that we walked through on our way inside. We found our seats easily in the grand stand. There were big screens showing the televised events. The seats were narrow & very close together without much legroom. We stood for the national anthem. Chuck wagon race events were explained. We watched the Chuck wagons pulled by 4 horses race around the track to cheers. I learned that Chuckwagon racing is an equestrian rodeo sport where drivers of a chuckwagon are lead by a team of Thoroughbred horses that race around the track. This sport is popular in the Prairie Provinces of Canada, where the World Professional Chuckwagon Association & the Canadian Professional Chuckwagon Association are the 2 major racing circuits. The most famous chuckwagon race in the world is held annually here at the Calgary Stampede, with a total prize money for the 10 day event toping C$2 million. Major construction, oil, energy, aeronautics ... companies sponsor wagons with advertising rights. The best Indigenous Relay Racing teams take to the track each night at the Calgary Stampede after the Cowboys Rangeland Derby Chuckwagon Races. Ten teams show off their incredible skills, with riders mounted bareback. They race the track at fast speed, then leap off to swap horses before taking off on another lap. There was a children's chuckwagon race, and all kinds of entertainment. Each evening show ended with fireworks.

    Too Cool Motorcycle School - Safety video: https://youtu.be/zEuiBQZ7z9Q

    Too Cool Motorcycle School

    (5 reviews)

    I first learned of Too Cool Motorcycle School when I saw their classes riding throughout the city…read more What I saw was a well-maintained fleet, an organized, respectful group, and safety at the forefront. When I was finally able to take motorcycle lessons, Too Cool was my first choice. Having no previous motorcycle experience, I was seriously impressed with the level of support I received from my initial phone call all the way through to receiving my motorcycle license. The progressiveness of the lessons, and the knowledge and professionalism of the instructors, combines to create a challenging yet fun environment. This makes learning to ride a motorcycle with Too Cool very worthwhile and rewarding. My initial class was so much fun, from parking lot skills, to trying a large variety of different bikes, to flying down Stoney Trial at 100Km/hr, all in four days. My biggest take away from my initial training was Trevor's message to never stop learning. Since taking the Gold Course in 2017 I have gone on with Too Cool to take their Taste the Dirt course, the Introduction to MX course and the Gravel/Off-Road Academy course. Recently, I joined the first TCMS Tour on Vancouver Island. The tour provided the same level of professionalism, knowledge, training consistency, and fun that has come with all my experiences with Too Cool, as well as providing an amazing fleet of motorcycles to enjoy all the beauty Vancouver Island has to offer. Taking on this sport as a woman was initially very intimidating. The support and respect I have been given through this school has abolished any of those concerns. I have been given the training and confidence to take advanced courses throughout Western Canada and the US, join motorcycle clubs, make friends from all walks of life and just cruise around on my motorcycle any given day, rain or shine. The best part has been watching my son follow me into the sport. I cannot thank everyone at Too Cool Motorcycle School enough for the lifetime of adventure their training has provided. I look forward to a great many more experiences with this school. Sign up for a class and watch your life change.

    Terrible Motorcycle group, please look elsewhere. I asked if I could have a refund for my course…read morethat I wished to cancel and they said they don't do refunds. That's fine, I understand. Since I couldn't get my money back, I decided to go. But they had secretly just taken me out of the course completely without informing me. Like why would I give up my spot if there was no possibility of a refund? Like why not just leave that class space empty? They took my money, and then over-sold the course to another person. After much negotiating, they couldn't get me into the course which I spent hundreds of dollars on. Instead they offered me a very small discount on a brand new course...that was only valid that year. It's clear this group is "too cool" to even have decent business practices. I have the receipts to back up all this nonsense.

    TracksVR Virtual Racing - racetracks - Updated September 2026

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