This is place is such a ripoff. You drive for 8 mins and their customer service is terrible. The customer service reps can't make any changes unless a manager approves. But you can't get in contact with them. Meanwhile they over booked the car you scheduled 4 months in advance. read more

Absolutely horrible customer service experience. There was NO refund policy on the website when I purchased this $500 gift certificate. NOW as I complained to them, there is a disclosure of their 7 day return policy. NEVER buy this as a christmas gift. If they were confident about the experience they were going to provide, they would not have this ridiculous 7 day return. My Christmas gift is now a total waste. My husband wanted a different company and I accidentally bought from this horrible company. $500 down the tubes. Contacting consumer affairs and BBB as this company should not be doing business. read more

I booked this experience through a 3rd party site as a Father's Day gift for my husband. The email from the 3rd party site said to be there are my booking time, but there is a glitch, and you are supposed to be there ONE HOUR BEFORE the time you book. If you book directly with Xtreme Xperience, this will likely be clearly communicated to you. However, we showed up 45 minutes early anyway because we wanted to look around before the race and they just moved my husband into the next slot, which we greatly appreciated. They have everything down to a science. They sent us the waivers to sign digitally before we ever even checked in at the venue. This helped the line move quickly. Once you're checked in, the racer [or passenger if you're doing a ride-along] are shepherded into a classroom to be instructed in the course layout, what the cones mean, the various hand signals that the instructor will use in the car with them and safety measures. After the class is complete, the participants are directed out to the "pit" and assigned a line based on the vehicle they have chosen [Lamorghini, Ferrari, Corvette, Mustang, etc] and in no time they are in the car going around the track. You can choose to watch from ground level or there is a balcony with a 360-degree view of the track. We chose to watch from above and it was pretty cool as a spectator. The cars are super loud. My husband had really no complaints about the driving experience. He told me that his instructor basically kept urging him to go faster [he reached a top speed of 147] but he was too worried about spinning out to go top speed through the turns. He was nothing but smiles and adrenaline when it was over. If you go back into the registration area afterwards, they have photos and videos available for purchase. The video is pretty neat as it includes a map to show where he was on the course, a diagram of the g-forces, the speedometer and two dash-cams; one pointing outward and one watching the driver/passenger. It was $85 for both the video and the picture. They give you a flash drive with the video on it, but there are no digital copies of the photo made available. One suggestion I would offer the business would be to have a food truck or something available as I was expecting to at least be able to buy a hot dog, but there wasn't even a vending machine available. Also, they had a large cooler to offer water but it was empty while we were there, so they should try to make sure they have enough for everybody. Seating was sporadic, so you may want to bring a camp chair [just in case] so you can have somewhere to sit while you wait for your turn. Overall was very enjoyable and now I want to try it myself! read more

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Disappointing! Advertised as a Dodge Charger Hellcat @ 190 mph. However the track is extremely short with turns and cones so you end up going 30-40 around some corners which I could do in my own car at home. The "straights" don't last long enough to get up to about 130 and you hit that speed for 1/2 a second and then back down to normal speed in the turns. Our car was the lead car so our first lap was a bit of a warm up. 2nd lap hit 130 for 1/2 second and then brake into the turns, 3rd lap started to hit some of the slower cars and the 4th lap we were tailing 2 slow cars one in each side of the track so no chance of even getting to 130 or passing these slow cars and the ride was over. All that hype to go mostly around 80-90 on average which is what I do every day on the freeway. Seems it was more about selling the add-on video fees and get em in and out like a 4 minute disneyland ride. When you advertise 4 LAPS you should tell people it's not on a real race track. It's laps in on a very small course and 190 mph is what the car can go NOT what you will go. You will hit 130 once or twice for 1/2 second and back to 40 mph on the turns. read more