Yikes! This place is in desperate need of an upgrade. There…read moreare raggedy old seats, half of which are broken and very much un-sittable. The steps to get to the stands are so large that they require flexing your hamstrings and a sense of balance just to get up some of them. Just be careful getting up there. Safety much? The least they could do is paint the concrete barriers so that they are matching and have some sort of consistency. With that being said, I guess it doesn't matter what state the venue is in if you are an avid car lover. Then the state of the location and nothing else would matter but the vehicles that you are here to see. But for the rest of us, that aren't car-aficionados, can you just make the place a little more pleasant and a little less of an eye sore? Also, you could barely hear the commentator speaking and the music was too random for my liking and made me feel like I was at Monster Jam. P.S. They do have the hot dog and burger basics. But follow my advice, just bring some outside takeaway food.

As a regular race lady of leisure I'm always surprised with how well this racecourse performs…read more Good toilets, good space and good security. Keeling racehorses and racegoers separate is a good thing. The staff are generally smiling and chatty. Which is nice to see. The lawns are always well cared for and immaculately groomed. If only the patrons would take a note from the caretakers book! As someone who has done back to back race days I'm always surprised at how fast things get tidied up. Worth a visit to watch the ponies play.

We all know spring racing in flemington is a great time of the year…read more However, I'd strongly recommend giving it a try at a less busy time. Even if you can't score members tickets (but do if you can) the venue accommodates all. I recommend taking you own picnic basket (can get food there but mostly deep fried) and making a day of it. Most race days are family friendly.

"Wow, it's noisy in here!"…read more Those were my first thoughts upon stepping inside the main waiting area of Le Mans. It's basically a big open tin shed with kids running, jumping and tumbling over everything, all while screaming at the top of their lungs. But you have to expect something like this at a venue that hosts a lot of kid's parties. We came here for my nephew's 6th birthday and didn't take part in any of the activities, but just from watching you could tell that him and his group of friends were having the time of their life. There is a large indoor area that overlooks the two smaller and much more kid friendly tracks that are here. Of the two smaller tracks there is one that is designed for kids aged 4-10 and it's much slower than the larger tracks, but with the kids in our group spending half their time crashing into the tire walls, or each other, it was perfect for what they needed. There are two larger tracks designed for much faster go-karts and older attendees at either end of the venue. From inside here you can have kids parties, grab a bite to eat or a drink. The food here is what you would expect it to be; pies, sausage rolls, hot dogs, chips etc and the drinks on offer are no more exciting. There are also a couple of pool tables and video games to play on. Next door to the Go Kart venue is laser tag, run by the same company. The kids all had a ball in here, and the laser tag arena looked pretty big with lots of ramps and places to hide. Prices here seemed pretty reasonable, but if you're thinking of coming here your best bet would probably be the two-hour lock in session that was only $22. I'm not sure I could handle two hours of being trapped inside somewhere that looks and sounds like a kid-friendly rave though.

Phasors. Running. Adrenalin. Hiding. Ambush…read more Black lights-just a note, wear closed toe shoes AND DO NOT WEAR WHITE CLOTHING if you want to stay "hidden"...I learnt that the hard way. Who wouldn't like laser tag?! Le Mans Laser Zone can accommodate 40 people in battle and using the latest laser tag vests and phasors, YOU get to complete missions! We went in a big group and used the 2 hours $22 option and by the end we were exhausted but had heaps of fun.

Located an easy 8km outside Melbourne's CBD is one of Victoria's most popular racecourse's. It used…read moreto be referred to as "The Heath," this related to times when the very first jockey's who rode it had to fight through bushland and heath on their way around the track. Caulfield Racecourse hosts 20 race days each year, the two major events are the Autumn and Spring Racing Carnivals. The most popular of these is the BMW Caulfiled Cup held at the beginning of October. This event is one of the races that grants a horse direct entry into the Melbourne Cup field if they win. Therefore, due to the race's high class field of runners and difficult conditions, the Caulfield Cup is often used as an indicator of each runner's likely performance in the Cox Plate and the Melbourne Cup. Similarly to the Melbourne Cup Carnival attracts all the who's who in racing as well as fashion. There are competitions for fashions on the field as well as a variety of prestigious members area's that often feature themed events and decorations. Caulfield Racecourse hosts races all throughout the year, they can be great for just a bit of fun with the girls and an excuse to dress up, or if your a serious better to try and earn some winnings.

I'd give them less than a star if I could. Not ONE vegan option on offer, every salad with meat,…read moreevery roll with meat, every hot dish on offer...meat. May your cholesterol levels rise as you feed yourself on their offerings.