F1 Vegas is a fun, super cool spot to hang out with friends, coworkers, and family. This place is huge and we came here for the go-karting. After you get through security and go up the escalators, you enter the place. You have to check in with them and sign a waiver through their machines. That was slightly difficult because it kept freezing and not everyone at our party was able to do it without employee assistance. After that, there is a store as well to buy a ton of merchandise! They have Hello Kitty-themed F1 sweaters, scarves, even a doggie harness which I bought. Blaise was super chill and we were met by him at the race area. The carts go pretty quickly, up to 35 mph! There is a height limit so check online and also make reservations online and show up early to sign for the waivers and also check out the other things in this place! Also, check online to see if they are open, they will be tearing this entire part down for the Formula 1 racing and they reopen back I believe in January. read more

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F1 fan or not this is quite an experience. How cool is it to be driving go karts on the actual F1 track!? You buy your tickets at the front and there is quick safety test prior to the actual driving. You can bundle your races along with the simulators. If you get more than one race you get a qualifying round and then a placement round. It's a lot of fun and would love to do it again. I will say it is costly though, but worth it. They have a bar and food on the second floor and merchandise for sale. read more

We tried this and it was a lot of fun. It is also a pricey ticket and they definitely try to upswell you, but know what you want when you get there so you won't be talked into paying for something you don't really want. They have some good packages, but for us it was super hot so none of us wanted to drive go carts on the actual F1 track. Another day, yeah, that would be freaking cool, but not during a heat wave. So instead we did the simulator and we went early in the day so we didn't really have to wait in line and you get to do a bunch of laps, maybe lasting 15 or 20 minutes and I really felt I got true value out of this because as you. Take the laps, you learn and adjust your driving to drive more efficiently. Plus it's cool to see the route as you drive so that when we were driving around irl, we recognized the track and the different casinos that were a part of the game. There's also an interactive museum which was great. you get to see uniforms, cars, etc, but you also eat a chance to be the pit crew and to put a tire on a car, design your car, and see the design, amongst other things. Would I do it again? No, because do it once and you're fine. I might pay to just do the simulator again, but the cool thing about this experience is knowing that this is basically the clubhouse for F1 when they're in town and this is where the dignitaries, drivers, and the rich and powerful hobnob when they come to the race, so you can imagine yourself being there during the parties. Tons of free parking. read more

Such a fun spot for Formula 1 fans! My boy absolutely loved it and already said we have to come back on our next trip to Vegas. The whole place is exciting and full of energy, perfect for any F1 lover. Highly recommend making a reservation in advance, it's usually cheaper and guarantees your spot. Don't miss the second floor, where you'll find a great selection of F1 merch and shirts to take home as souvenirs. A must-visit for racing fans! read more

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What an exhilarating fun way to spend a morning with the family of all ages! Coming as a group made it that much more exhilarating! We bought the 2 race package and it was so worth it! Loved the Formula 1 experience! It's great to feel like you apart of this new Racing experience new to Las Vegas read more

Fun time during the real event I bet. Stopped by here to check out the store and do a couple of races. Go karts were pretty fun if you have a good group. The simulators are pretty fun for practice challenges. F1X does show you the background work of f1 and history. The restaurant and store were great to stop by as well. read more

Great place to spend an afternoon for even casual F1 fans during the offseason! Karting was fun and the F1X museum was super immersive and hands on! Also all the staff were incredibly nice!! read more

This is a must visit attraction. Interactive and fun! The workers are amazing. It is run very smooth and even if you're not an F1 fan I think it's a top attraction here at Vegas. Definitely going to cone again. read more

Very nice exhibits. Focus is more on current regulations but does have 5 historic vehicles. read more

F1 Vegas - Lotus 79 inside exhibit. - Race Tracks Near Me

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Formula 1 in Las Vegas is a little controversial event among some locals. In my opinion, F1 is one of the best things that happened in Las Vegas! Despite all the negative publicity, F1 brings a huge boost to our town. Personally, I always liked F1. Ever since I was a little kid, I was inspired by the cars that were used in the racing. I was born and raised in Budapest, Hungary, where we had F1 racing in every summer. So I was always able to watch it. If you don't know anything about F1, please don't judge! IT IS THE MOST FANTASTIC THING! In Las Vegas, I was working during F1. We learned how to get around the traffic, so we were never gotten stuck in traffic. The track was amazing! Almost magical. When I was watching the race, it felt like almost unbelievable. The grandstand for watching the race, front of multiple hotels, plus next to the Sphere, and then the Paddock, was just phenomenal. Very well done! I think, the entertainment was amazing, and the atmosphere, food and drink certainly made the whole experience even more special. The F1 in Las Vegas is one of the most expensive races in the world. Despite the high prices, I found many lower priced tickets available, so it was accessible for many people. read more

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So there was some good and some improvements that need to be made for F1 but overall I had a fun experience. I must say, I won't be going again next year in hopes that some more kinks are worked out. Maybe 2025 I'll be back! Night 1 of F1 was a bit disastrous. No one knew where they were going and F1 did a horrible job of directing foot traffic. They instructed people to walk a certain way, but then other works wouldn't let people pass that way, then a track was blocking another way you were instructed to go by mouth or by their official F1 app, etc. This went on and on. It took us about 3 hours to walk from our hotel to our seats on Night 1, typically a 20 minute walk. Needless to say, so many people were frustrated and we made it on Night 1 all excited for some Practices. Well, if you watched the races, you know they poorly constructed or missed the manhole covers on the track and the force of the cars pulled them from the ground. So we all got to see just a few minutes of racing and then they sent us all home. I felt so bad for those who bought tickets for just 1 day and got to see nothing. They gave us zero compensation which was just not kind to the fans. Night 1 was a complete and utter bust. Night 2 went smoother. We knew the best route now and it only took us an hour to walk there. Mind you, there is nowhere to drive or get dropped off closer. You have to walk. Our seats were amazing, first row in our section so we had great views. The races itself were so fun went to watch all weekend. I was happy with our seats and all the excitement that came with experiencing F1. I was excited about the included Wolfgang Puck catering, but most of the food wasn't very good. I was shocked and disappointed. The toasted PB&J was money though and I kept grabbing those, lol. Also included was water which was hard to get Night 1 but bountiful Night 2 and 3. They ironed that out and I'm so glad because I was mad dehydrated on Night 1. Lines for food were busy in some sections, but our section was a bit smaller so it wasn't bad. I wish the gear options were a bit more exciting. They just left me wanting more, maybe something more stylish and I didn't end up buying anything. My friend sure did though, he found 2 hats he liked and we got a clear tote for having AmEx cards. Bonus! lol F1 truly made Vegas into an even bigger spectacle than usual, and I was there for it! So many fun activations, shops, events, celebrities all throughout the city - centered in the Strip. A clusterF for construction and traffic, but a beautiful drama filled weekend of fun for everything else! The feeling of being live and in person for a F1 race was EXHILARATING! I was happy with West Harmon Zone. So much fun was had, definitely and perhaps a once~in~a~lifetime experience! I hope they fix all the missteps and will watch how things go next year if I'll attend again in a couple years! read more

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This was an amazing event to see first hand. I'm glad I was invited by a friend and got to experience all that F1 had to offer. As a college student, I was a little peeved during the construction because it heavily impacted my route to campus but I can say it was worth it for what o experienced. All of the pop ups and food and just the event as a whole was very enjoyable. read more

F1 Vegas - Lewis Hamilton - Race Tracks Near Me

Housed in part of the actual F1 race building that runs in Las Vegas, there are four things you can do at this venue, which is only a few blocks off the Strip near Top Golf. Depending on what you want to do, it's a fun stop. However, the Drive part, where you are basically driving go carts wearing F1 helmets, is too expensive for what you get. And can be a complete dud, if your race is with other racers that don't follow the rules. And you should expect other drivers won't follow the rules. At one time, 20 drivers can be out on the track. That's what happened to us. We were 4 friends out there with a group of 16 male adults who drive like idiots. The staff did not stop them from crashing into us and it ruined the whole thing. Btw, you aren't supposed to make contact with other cars. In all fairness to the staff, who were very friendly, I don't know if any of the other drivers spoke English. So the instruction before & warnings during were useless. Which means, bad driving must happen a lot. Beware. There is also a simulator driving which is much more fun. You get 3 Sims, which just means you get 9 laps that you do all at once. You race on the Las Vegas track. If you have motion sickness, this won't be for you, but it's easy to watch your friends drive. There is also a museum part, that is the 3rd thing you can purchase. You walk trough 10 rooms. The part that does not require a ticket, might be the best. You can go up to the second floor and there's a gift shop and bar/restaurant which includes a balcony to see the track. Great photo spot and nice atmosphere. Parking is easy & free, and it would be a short Uber drive from most Strip casinos. Come early for shorter wait times. We went on a Wenesday at 1pm and that's the latest I'd want to start. Lines were definitely forming by the time we left. You should book in advance. Use their app. It was very easy to change times thru the app. Overall, I'd just go to have a drink at the bar and let my friends do the simulator. The Drive wasn't worth it, but if you love F1, you'll love the museum and being in the building where it all happens. read more

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Was so grateful to be able and be invited to attend formula one's Vegas event. Even though Vegas hosted F1 once in the 80's but this time it's the true circuit around the Vegas strip and it's surrounding streets. read more

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The simulators are a joke. You're not even able to choose a manual transmission. Breaking assist is automatically on staring assist is automatically on very disappointing. Not worth the experience read more

VIP Skybox Review: The VIP Skybox was the biggest waste of money ever. Using "VIP" to describe the box is funny. It was packed with people, way-way more people than they had seats for. Maybe It could have been good with half as many people. We got there, got food (pretty good food btw) couldn't find a place to sit to eat it. So we stood and and ate. That was the good part. As far as seeing the actual race, you need to get there at least 2 hours early and stand there along the railing to save your spot. If you aren't against to or close to the railing, you can't see the race at all, you just see everyone's back, and you end up watching the race on TV screens. If you or your partner has to go to the bathroom, good luck trying to save the spot. You are basically committing to 4 hours of staying and standing Interestingly, the grandstands were just below us, those tickets were a fraction of the cost of "VIP" and they got to sit and watch the race with clear views of the track. Thats what we ended up doing. In order to see the race, we exited VIP, went down to the grandstand, and we found a few empty seats to watch the race from. read more