No where else to go in south florida if you want to hit the tracks for cheap and be a spectator as…read morewell. Been around forever. Die hards must check out

I haven't been there in many years, due to health reasons, so I can't give an opinion of what's…read moregoing on there now. My hat's off to them though for keeping their doors open, it seems they are the only Drag Strip south of Bradenton that IS still open, even though it's my understanding, they mostly do Test and Tune Racing, now and then. They used to have Bracket Races every weekend before the Hurricanes, Tropical Storms and just plain rain started interfering. Ralph Hester was instrumental in making it a fun place to be as he would mingle with everyone, race his own car, have FREE Bar-B-Q's and he built this awesome Ice Cream maker, run by a CAR ENGINE, that would make multiple individual flavors at the same time, that tasted GREAT and was also FREE. Oh how I long for the good old days!

So fun to watch the cars Definitely kid friendly and there…read moreare bathrooms but they are nasty so I recommend bringing wet wipes so you Atleast have toilet paper to use

First class Motorsport travel organization that provides everything you need for any Formula 1, Le…read moreMans 24 hours race or specialty tours like their Italian car factory and museum tours and packages to attend the Goodwood Revival in England. AH.

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Had a great day at Homestead Miami speedway yesterday with Florida Track Days, The track is great…read moreand fun to ride, from my years of racing and riding in another state I found that this group is superior in their training classes and the on-track leed and follow training for sure, I had an instructor who rode a 600 " young guy" he was great !! not saying that just because he told me I was "doing good", he had to get on me for being over-aggressive entering the corners ....That's what makes these instructors so good they're not out for just "free track time" they care about their customers, I highly recommend signing up for personal instruction whatever the cost ! I can't wait for the next track day. Thank you , D.D. # 29 -BMW GS 1250 and s1000xr # 29

Florida Track Days (FTD) host monthly motorcycle track days at race tracks in the South Florida…read morearea. Cost is typically around $205 for a full track day. This includes the mandatory novice school for beginners. Riders are broken up into 3 groups Novice, Intermediate, Expert. and run 20 min sessions. through the day.The events are very well organized and ran and geared towards providing as much track time as possible. The novice school provides limited basic instruction on track etiquette, flags, body positioning, braking. On my first track day I had wished for more instruction/education but soon realized by my second track day that it's really about getting comfortable on the track. Lean angle, speed etc. So much of it comes with experience and just getting out there while not pushing too hard as you're learning. My only negative comment is the school/instructors could be a little more accommodating to first-time track day riders. It can be a very intimidating experience for a first timer and they seem to have a little bit of a sink or swim approach to track days. Looking for ways to make a first track day experience even less intimidating would go a long way towards getting more motorcyclist to try track days. They have begun to offer free rental of leathers, boots and gloves for novices which is a great idea. Perhaps assigning a mentor for new track riders as well... someone they can talk to or follow on their first track day? Track days are fun, addictive and educational. A rider can learn more in one day on the track than in years on the street. I really wish track instruction was mandatory for new riders/licensing. MSF classes while very beneficial cannot provide this kind of learning environment. There's a need out there for a bridge between MSF and a typical track day instruction for new riders. Overall, Florida track days (FTD) does a great job of hosting track days with a minimal amount of coaching/instruction while keeping the cost reasonable.

Came for the Black coffee concert. I grew up in soflo but surprisingly I've never been to Hialeah…read morePark. The parking lot was sizable .. but not a problem. And getting in and out wasn't so bad esp considering how many ppl were there for the show. Inside there were plenty of food options and the bats were fast and efficient.

What an amazing location! I attended Carlita and Black coffee as part of Miami Music week'26 at the…read moreracetrack location of this casino. The space was huge, and could accommodate a lot of the people. Music system, drinks, security - everything was top notch! The location is a bit far away from downtown area but we didn't mind the drive much!

Just like anything FIA- you must either love the sport or have enough money for a VIP experience…read more Solid experience if you're going with the police escorts and paddock club. If you're just doing the grand stands you need to come early to get seats high up to stay in the shade as it goes. There are other canopy premium priced areas too with much more shade. Unfortunately even in the paddock club there's 0 seating outside. We are literally on top of the pitt and garage which is cool. Their WiFi is some garbage though.

Attending the F1 Miami Grand Prix 2025 was a rollercoaster of an experience, with soaring highs and…read moresome frustrating lows. On the positive side, the on-track action and atmosphere were phenomenal. As a first-time F1 attendee, I was thrilled by the close-up view of the racing, the helpful and passionate fellow fans (shout-out again to those super-knowledgeable teens who enhanced my understanding), and perks like the Mercedes lounge that made parts of the weekend feel special. The Beach Grandstand turned out to be a superb choice; it gave me a great view of the most exciting section of the track, and the crowd around me was fun and friendly. I came away with fantastic memories of the race itself, which truly lived up to the hype. On the negative side, the logistics and organization are left with much to be desired. The traffic management and lack of a smooth exit strategy were a big letdown, it's something I hope the organizers and the city seriously improve for future races, because it did tarnish the experience. Also, while I appreciated having access to premium lounges, the Chase Sapphire Lounge, particularly, was more trouble than it was worth due to long lines and limited access. These things might seem small compared to the race, but after paying steep prices (or, in my case, being lucky enough to get a ticket gifted), you want every part of the event to feel enjoyable, not just the race itself. Overall, I'd give the Formula 1 Crypto.com Miami Grand Prix 2025 about 3.5 out of 5 stars. It was undeniably exciting and memorable, and I'm so glad I went, but the operational hiccups, especially with transportation, really detracted from an otherwise world-class event. If I attend again (and I hope to, someday), I'll be better prepared for the traffic madness or will stay within walking distance! For fellow first-timers, go for the thrill of F1, but plan ahead for the logistical challenges.