Great course for the price! It's half outside and half inside. Not the most challenging but still…read morenot easy. The water features were off/broken.

Great value, great customer service. Course could use some updating but overall a great value for…read morethe cost.

Overall, a great experience for anyone interested in NASCAR history or those who have a deep…read moreconnection to the sport. There is so much to see and do that even a few hours isn't enough time to take in and read through all of the curated NASCAR history, memorabilia, and exhibits. The only downside is the additional cost for parking. While it isn't much, it's still a bit of a bummer considering how much time you'll want to spend exploring the Hall of Fame.

When it comes to NASCAR, I'm what the kids call a "casual". My 1st memories of NASCAR are that of…read moreKeith Olberman and Dan Patrick of Sportscenter fame always telling me how Dick Trickle finished each week. I started to watch it some when I moved to Indiana in the early 2000's. The 1st race I watched all the way through was when Dale Earnhardt died. Other than that, my knowledge comes from Days of Thunder, Cars and Talladega Nights. I say all that to say, I don't know much about NASCAR. The HOF has a bunch of different packages; we just did the General Admission which didn't include a whole lot of the interactive parts like simulators. The HOF has 3 different floors that spirals up a ramp with cars from the various eras. There are tons of displays with cars, trophies, gear, etc. throughout the facility. No sport has trophies as good as NASCAR. See Dover's Monster Mile trophy for reference. I like how they show the cars cut in half to show now vs the other eras so you can see how far the engineering has come. They also have a room with all the plaques and busts of the HOF members. No matter your knowledge base, the NASCAR HOF is fun. If you have kiddos or are a racer yourself, the interactive packages may be worth the investment.

The Charlotte Fair at ZMAX (on Bruton Smith Blvd) across the street from the Speedway was fantastic…read morethis year! I decided to get another notch on my champion's belt for auntie-of-the-year. After picking up my nephew's friends, we all headed to the fair. We went on a Saturday afternoon around 3pm. Parking wasn't nearly as bad as I thought. After I unloaded my car filled with 13-year-olds, we walked a very short distance to the front gate. I ordered everyone's ticket in advance online, so after their wristbands were put on, we breezed right in. The rides were super fun and appeared to be similar to Carowinds rides...meaning they were more sturdy than the average small-fair ride. There were lots of games, prizes, eating options, and a performance area. This fair left nothing on the table. It was worth the price. We will surely return next year!

I went to the Charlotte Fair with my mom, sister, and my friends in March 2026, and I got to say,…read moreit was great! We started out at easy parking, we checked in, then we went on some rides, like the zero gravity rides, the one that go upside down, and a lot more! Until we rode this ride that was themed to a taxi, as soon as the ride started, it was fast, it was so fast that I felt NAUSEOUS, I ran to find a hidden trash can so I could empty out my guts, then I felt nauseated for like 45 minutes until I felt fine again, then I went in a couple fun houses before we rode more rides, I rode the roller coaster at the park and it was FUN! After we rode the roller coaster, we got some hot dogs, and I prayed that I wouldn't get sick again, they me and my friend rode some more rides, and then it started to get dark so we head out and it was fun, I loved it and I hope I can go back soon

seems like a lot of mostly unpleasant stuff happened during the plague of 2020+. one of those…read morethings was the closing of the slot car track in Concord which caught me unaware...not that I was a frequent visitor but I enjoy the whole scale racing thing and was budgeting for a couple cars... and now the plague is over and racing is a thing again! no room here for the flat track or the 4-wide straight line but there's three tracks. The Purple Hill Climb is an ongoing concern, a traditional oval is recently operating, and a figure eight thing is about ready to go... rentals are not too spendy and get you used to the roundy-round in cars that are about half-fast. if you get the urge there's a variety of styles to choose from hanging on the wall, about a half dozen classes for racing (because that's what they do here several times a week) and these things really go! plus there's an a la carte selection of spare parts and tires and frames and bodies! and there's options for the casual driver that'll mostly keep up if you can drive and you can keep a few dollars in your pocket as well... so yeah, this is old school after school fun in someone else's basement but no smoking, no nudity, and try for milder language...

Only have one track, but staff was friendly and the price was right to not feel raped lol,…read more At 12$ for 30 min with a rented car it was a fun neat random stop. My 14 year old son loved it.

This track, located on the Campus of UNC Charlotte is well appointed and a good facility for track…read moreof all levels. The staff is courteous and maintains the facility exceptionally well. We had a great visit and look forward to return meets!

I really enjoyed my opportunity to run at this fairly new stadium. The home of the UNC Charlotte…read moreNiners this well kept field allowed me to pr (set a personal best) at the time in, the 1500 my Sophomore year. Though for someone like me who is attracted to the little things aside from running a good race I was intrigued by the amazing statues that were just at the entrance. Runners, Soccer players allowed me to have a little bit of fun before our long bus ride back home.

Cool!! Atmosphere for kids, not a fan of the water station but my son loved it! .......thought…read moreprovoking kid play!!

What a neat place. I've been wanting to take my nieces here for years and finally had the…read moreopportunity to. I've taken my nieces to discovery kids places in other states but not this one. They had such neat and cool stuff in here. My nieces had an absolute blast on just about everything. It was neat to see different exhibits at this play center such as the firetruck, the boat, the car mechanic, the cafe, and the airline setup. My nieces could have spent all day in there if we would have let them. They also have volunteers walking around through the center cleaning up too! Although we enjoyed our time here I was surprised at how small the place was on the inside. It's two stories but there weren't many play areas upstairs. I've been to bigger discovery kids centers and I wish this one was a little bigger. My youngest niece is only 2 so she was able to play in the small kid area. Even though there were volunteers coming around the facility did not regulate age appropriate kids in the small kid play area. There were 10 Year olds and above coming in the area trying to play. I think they should be a little stricter on this. But overall a cool and fun play for kids!

Brought back memories of the places my kids went, old school, with tokens…read more Clean and simple fun!

We go for the batting cages, and that's it. Last time we came it had just gotten done raining and…read morethey told me they closed the cages because it would be a pain for them to have to manually load the machine. The arcade area has a smell of old grease, and the selection of prizes include various things that are very clearly marked from Walmart. The mini golf course is ok. Could use some tlc as with all of adventure landing. When we did go for the mini golf a group of teenagers had spit on the plastic animals. I just wish they would put some money into the place.

The field was amazing! I took my son there for a football camp and he enjoyed the whole day.read more

This track and field is open the public 7 days a week, from dusk to dawn. You're not allowed to…read morework out on the stairs, the field and track are open (including the long jump sand pits). As long as there's not a track event going on then you're free practice as you please. The only downfall is that there's not many places for parking so carpooling is encouraged.