Fun place. Good food for a race track. Mothers got in for free Friday night. Walker access could…read morebe alittle better.

It's so cool that small community has a dirt race track for local race car drivers. It's not too…read morefar off the main road in Luxemburg, and what I believe was farm...at least it smelled like a farm. There's not a big parking lot, and basically everyone parks in the grass. The cost is reasonable as it was just above $10 to get in. Cost for kids are a little cheaper. They have a concession stand with your classic burgers, hot dogs, and beer. I didn't eat any of the food, so I can't comment on that. They have metal bleachers, so bring a blanket or cushion if you don't like sitting on cold hard metal. The track is fairly small...maybe 1/3 of a mile. During the summer they have races here about every Friday night. The night went by so fast as first they had qualifying races for the different classes of car with four to ten cars racing at a time. As soon as one race was done, the next group of cars got on the track right away and started shortly after that. I believe after the intermission there were longer races of the top qualifiers. My little bro and I left at intermission as we had our racing fix for the night as it gets loud (bring earplugs!), and I have inhaled enough gas fumes. I would consider going here again for racing and other events.

Everytime I take my children to play here they get sick from something or another. Machines should…read morebe wiped down along with equipment.

I really love taking my boys to Badger Sports Park. The only…read moreproblem is we cant go very often because you need a small loan to spend any length of time there. Today with the help of a Groupon, the kids were able to do more than they are normally allowed to do. They bowled, had a few turns on the laser maze and jumped in the inflatables. The laser maze and bowling get zero complaints from me. However, The inflatables gets 1 star- the inflatables themselves are great, but... The absolutely ridiculous turf, they stupidly put down in a children's play area.... I cant even! There are these black pellets all over the place "for your comfort and safety" Let me tell you my child's bloody murder screams from the pellet in his eye, that refused to come out, and the over 15 minutes he spent crying in pain on the bathroom floor, to his now probably scratched cornea... safety and comfort are not exactly the words that crossed my mind. There were a lot of swear words that did, however. This definitely ruined my son's fun. I really do not understand the point of this material being added. It is definitely not safe. I will not be back (for the inflatables) for this reason specifically. I would also recommend parents go to other inflatable entertainment facilities we have in the area. Everything here is pretty costly. As a parent I cant afford to bring my kids here often. But they do have fun when they go. I also feel like I just gave them a gambling addiction from the crane games. That's where is starts, folks.... JUST ONE MORE TIME...I ALMOST HAD IT.....

Our first visit to WIR. Great experience and exciting racing! Very quick to get through entry lines…read moreand concessions. Good food and good prices. We will be back!

I have been here twice and this is a fantastic racetrack. The seats are wooden bleachers for the…read moremost part so a lot of people bring something to sit on. Both times I went I did not bring anything to sit on. The tickets were cheap both times I went (Eve of Destruction and an Impact Survival Series race). I like that they keep it cheap because even though I dont have a wife and kids, it seemed cheap enough for a special event with the family. The beer is cheap and there never was much of a wait to get one. They also have a good selection of non alcoholic beverages for a decent price. The food was also reasonably priced. Seemed a little bit cheaper than your typical sporting arena food. Burgers were actually good. If you want to kill a few hours by watching cars race and stuff blow up (Eve of Destruction) then this is the track to do it at.

Workers don't care (high school kids), walked past spilled food/water multiple times and I guess…read moredogs are allowed? Now, I'm a dog lover but imo there is a time & place & it just didn't seem super sanitary to me. Definitely NOT service dogs btw. Kids love it, but I'll probably try to push them toward Altitude or something similar rather than here. Kids *could* also technically walk out by themselves, while other venues have a locking gate. About as expensive as any other place. Great for older kids, I suppose, but for my younger ones I'd rather go someplace else

Going here honestly isn't worth it compared to other trampoline parks in this area. This place is…read moreextremely overpriced if you plan on going with multiple other people and the staff here are not any better. They're young (no problem with that) but impatient. If you do not already know what to do, most give you disappointed looks. Me and three other people were simply just trying to find a place to go and we would get told there wasn't enough space while they'd let people in even bigger groups go before us. It seemed like a group of their friends had come over later in the night and the employees allowed them to repeatedly break rules all while simply just walking around and leaving another person to do the work themselves (creating bigger lines and groups of people in the way). When we were finally off a ride, they closed off the entrance but let other people inside. If we created any problems, nobody communicated that with us which is very sad because even us younger people recognized the unfair treatment and correct way to approach it. We didn't talk loudly like other people in front of us who were older and yelling to each other, we didn't do things unsafely, and we didn't bother the employees from the start. We stopped jumping for a few seconds when we got in and an employee already came, told us to leave, and then bumped into me as I went back around?? If I had such expectations on others then I'd expect the employees to live by them as well and not treat others differently simply by the way that they look. Paid over $130 . There was just about one employee who was kind enough to explain or listen to others compared to the rest. I know going to every place isn't always going to be the best, but I expected better.

Green Lake Area Half Marathon is a local half marathon (and 5K) run on labor day weekend every…read moreyear. I have run it the last couple of years as I have been in the area for the long weekend. Really pretty lake and town and area in general is definitely worth visiting. If you are already going to be in Green Lake for the weekend, you might consider running this race, but be prepared for a very hilly course. Add in the risk of it being hot on labor day weekend (like it was in 2015) and this can be a tough race to really enjoy. Race is fairly expensive for what you get, pretty bare bones support on the course (from enthusiastic volunteers). Long sleeve cotton t-shirt comes with entry fee (along with another item if you register early enough (I believe)). Finisher medal is nothing to write home about. There is beer for finishers.

outstanding service. fast delivery. excellent communication and wide selection. definately…read morerecommend.

Ryan, Candi and the xrew at Innovative work hard to make sure you get taken care of quickly and at…read morea very resonable price. Awesome track as well.

I had the opportunity to do some media coverage for my school news during the INDYCAR XPEL Grand…read morePrix. I didn't realize how HUGE this place was going to be until a few days before and was nervous when I found out there were no golf carts left for purchase. Luckily, there was a free shuttle that I could use to get around the track! This place is BEYOND gorgeous. Canada Corner? Must visit during any race weekend. The trees make it a beautiful spot for shooting and watching the race. Honestly, there isn't a single bad spot to watch the race here.

What a cool place! I live in Indianapolis, home of the Indianapolis 500, so visiting Road America…read morewhile I was in the Elkhart Lake area was like seeing a little bit of home. There are races here in the summer months that you can spectate, and you can also race around the track yourself in go karts. You can bring your own food and picnic, and there are even camping spots on the grounds if you wanted to spend the night or weekend. I visited to do some ATV driving around the area. The ATV trail goes all around the property and is pretty adventurous at some points! I know for sure I screamed and cussed during my drive. Afterward, I visited the gift shop, which is huge and has all kinds of gifts and racing paraphernalia. It's a great place to find gifts for the racing or car lover in your life.

I set a goal long time if I visit Green Bay, I will visit this place. The entrance is a bit…read moredifferent than the Apple map guide. We have to circular the entire field in order to find the entrance to the hall of fame. The ticket is reasonable price. The entrance is at the second floor. The displace is epic for football club with many trophies. Definitely many picture spot in the hall of fame. The display has two floor. The visit takes about 1.5 hours. We enjoy our time here. Great to be here to witness many legends.

Very cool "museum" of sorts located within Lambeau Field. Lots of fun memorabilia ... Vince…read moreLombardi's office recreated with desk, telephone, lamp, visitor chairs and bookcase, old uniforms, helmets, shoulder pads, cleats and footballs which show changes to styles and colors over the decades, Super Bowl rings from over the years, etc. While not a huge football fan (even after decades of family season tickets) I found the Hall of Fame very interesting, so I'm sure hardcore fans would love it as well.