Great for competitive and casual racers. I've been 6 times, each time I've gone, I've been…read moresatisfied. The people at the desk are informative and quick, races are fairly prices, karts are fast, and the track is amazing. For causal racers- it's a blast. The speed of the karts are manageable, the track isn't to tricky, and the equipment onsite is great. They have multiple helmets onsite in all sizes. For competitive racers- its an amazing experience. As a competitive racer myself, the karts are able to zip around the track smoothly. It's easy to over/understeer when pushing, but that comes with racing.

My family and I recently visited LeMans Karting, and unfortunately, it was one of the most…read morefrustrating customer service experiences we've had. When we arrived, we were initially told the wait time would be around 50 minutes. Shortly afterward, an employee informed us it would actually be closer to 30 minutes because the system had "moved some things around." We waited patiently, watching multiple races go by. After some time, I asked the pit master when our race would begin and was told we were up next. When we checked again later, we discovered that we had never been added to the queue at all. Despite this being entirely their mistake, we were told we would have to wait even longer before being able to race. At that point, we decided we no longer wanted to participate and requested a refund. The staff refused to refund our money and instead offered free races at a later time. We declined because, after the experience we had already endured, we simply wanted our money back. To make matters worse, the facility was extremely hot because the air conditioning appeared to be either broken or ineffective, and the restroom had a strong odor of urine and feces. Overall, the lack of organization, poor customer service, refusal to issue a refund after their mistake, and uncomfortable facility conditions made this a very disappointing experience. My family and I will not be returning, and I would encourage others to consider alternative karting venues.

They don't call it America's "friendliest" marathon for nothing. I love running this race, mostly…read morebecause of all the awesome people that come out along the course. Running through neighborhoods can get quiet during some races, but not Richmond. Once you're out of the park, everyone is camping outside of their houses or lining the streets, cheering people on, some offering drinks, food, and some even offering up a rest room stop! If you've never run Richmond, you're missing out. The 8k course is a little quieter, but the half is awesome and totally worth it. Can't speak to the full yet--maybe next time!

This is my second time in as many years attending (and my second marathon!) RVA all the way, baby!!…read moreI had an amazing experience last year, even being injured from the beginning and seriously hurting myself during. Despite that I enjoyed myself immensely, so much so that I trained (much better) and I signed up again! I cannot rave enough about the vibe that emanates from beginning to end--Richmond lives up the hype with their mantra of America's Friendliest! I've done a lot of races but none like this one. I will continue to return. Don't sleep on this event--you won't be disappointed!!

I went to see Indoor Arena Racing USA with my family over the weekend. Arena Racing USA is held at…read morethe Richmond Coliseum. This was my first time going to see professional racing. I really enjoyed the event. I like how the track was compact, which made the action very intense. The cars only took a few seconds to get around the track. As a Washington Redskin fan,I appreciated the Redskins race car. The announcer did a great job with the commentary. Some of the drivers were young, which was interesting. I parked in a deck near the venue ($6).Indoor Arena Racing USA is a great family event.

I went to the race with 2 13 year olds. They loved it. The whole show is very well put together…read moreand organized. The entertainment is constant. I was surprised at how fast the cars go around the track. It has tons of action. You have to keep your eyes moving to keep up with the bumping and possible wrecks. I would love to see the a lot more people in the stands. This is a must-do event if you have kids!!!

Fantastic mud run; my husband and his best friend attended this event this weekend and they had a…read moreblast. They had such an awesome time, that I am planning on signing up for their next event, June 2014. Very well organized; great band and food. Everyone was very helpful. The course was very well-laid out. The only negative I would point out is that they should have had more showers available. There were 2 long lines and they waited over an hour to reach the showers. Not cool. But other than that...everything went well; great location.

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Friday night Test & Tune. See your friends run their street bikes - WOW! See drag cars, Street…read morecars, & Junior dragsters. There are bleachers or walk around and talk to the drivers and families. Clean concession stand. Clean restrooms

Had an absolute blast. We went on Friday night where it is pretty much just open to the public and…read moreyou can race anything. Everyone was super friendly, had a great time walking through the pits and looking at the cars before racing started at 6. I was surprised at how many people were there. We used to bracket race in Jacksonville, NC and I would guess they would maybe 20 cars and 100 people there on a busy night. Not sure how many people were there but I would guess at least 200 cars racing and 1000 plus people. Super busy super fun!

The Siegal Center has been home to VCU's basketball home games, graduations, and a number of other…read moreevents. So there's plenty of good memories at VCU's most recognized building. Door staff and security are easy and friendly, the facilities are always clean and kept up nicely. The event staff ranges from friendly to unsuitable but I think they're usually hired by an agency, so we'll take the good with the bad. The Siegel Ctr doesn't leave much for one to desire. Parking sometimes isn't all that fun but it always works out. Good venue for local sports and other events.

Not only does the Siegel Center host VCU teams, but it's also site of many VHSL state championships…read more-- basketball, volleyball and cheer -- and high school graduations. It could be bigger. It could have better concessions. But they do a terrific job sharing their space with the community.