We didn't come here to see a NASCAR race but we did come here solely for the Speedway Lights…read moreevents. For $25 we got a really great show. You can have up to eight people without being charged more so it's truly a steal for the price. This light display is absolutely beautiful and I'm amazed with the hard work that these people put into this yearly event. You get to actually drive on the race track which is absolutely cool some of the twists and turns actually are pretty scary because you kind of come close to contact with a few things was more worrisome if you're driving a big truck. You have a choice in the race track if you want to stay for the Christmas Market or you could just make your way out of the Christmas light show. The Christmas Market is okay I suppose. It's really just a touristy cash grab. Kids get to meet Santa Claus, there's a small vendor Market, other food and drinks that that are festive to the holiday. We didn't stay for too long but upon leaving it took us about 10 minutes to get out just because some of the traffic in front of us was very slow and really taking your time to get out. I do think that to enjoy this experienced the most you should drive throughout the entire place without headlights on just because it distracts The View from person in front of you because a lot of the other patrons also do it too. Also, it's recommended that you stick to the radio station that they advertise just so it feels completely festive. I personally don't think that you should pull over to the side of the road while everyone passes you up.

4,200th Review I…read moremade it to Bristol Motor Speedway, not for a NASCAR or Infinity Race but for a self-guided tour only a few days before the start of the night racing events. The car haulers were lined up and the driver and team buses were starting to fill their parking areas as the speedway crews and vendors were pushing to get this place race ready. While traveling across I-81 I noticed a sign showing the exit for the speedway, thinking I'd do a short detour and do a drive by to a snap a few pictures from the road I had no idea that I've have an opportunity to get a little more up close and personal. After arriving at the speedway I noticed the entrance road was open so I pulled in and followed the orange cones to the front of the speedway going around a few car haulers and vendor trucks. I was happy to get this far without any questions so I pulled into a parking space a few feet from the main gate and got out to take a few photos before getting back on the highway. That when things changed and by happenstance a crew setting up trash dispensers and port-a-potties pulled along side me and one of the crew stopped and commented on my truck and asked a few questions about some of the accessories I had installed being he also recently purchased a new Maverick - we chatted for a few minutes and I explained that we were traveling through the area and stopped by to see the speedway, he asked if we had went through the gates and got a closer look which we had not. This guy wasn't just a worker he had the credentials and told me he had been working here for more than 13 years and told me I could enter the gate and do a self guided tour of the entire facility. A little stunned at the invitation I got his name and thanked him and walked to the only open gate. Although there was some activities going on with the staff and vendors we walked into this mostly empty giant facility unaccompanied with total access to explore the track and what a view it was once we walked out to the seating area directly in the middle of the front stretch of the racetrack. We had no other interactions with anyone as we walked around and respectfully avoided using the elevators or going into spaces that were being set up for race day before more than 100,000 fans would flock here for the two night races scheduled in a few days (Food City 300 9/12/25 - Bass Pro Shops 9/13/25). This is a beautiful and well maintained Motor Speedway and it was an amazing experience that we will always remember as we traveled across this part of the country. It goes to show that not having a plan can be the best plan, I don't think I would of ever been able to plan something like this and yes of course I watched both races on TV after this wonderful visit to this track, sometimes it's better to be lucky than good...

YYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEE HHHHAAAWWWWWWWWWW…read more Motor mile track racing, nestled in the heart of mountains, this track boasts not just stock car racing, but also a drag strip. I'm not sure if the drag strip is a 1/4 or 1/8 mile, but you can see (and hear) it from the motor mile. Students get in free, everyone else is 10$. College students are included in the free. Food and beer is cheap, everyone is pretty friendly here. One note, there are not chairs or bleachers, so you'll be sitting on scaffolded concrete unless you bring in a folding chair, which many people do. Smoking is allowed since it's outside. Great place to be, just make sure when you're parking, that you can get out if need be. General (free) parking is on a huge hill.

Great place for children of all ages. If you grew up around barn animals this farm would be…read morefamiliar. Started out with a visit to the pot bellied pigs. Then an in-depth presentation of the Alpacas and Llamas. Complete with petting. Next a stroll past several apple trees. Next their affectionate donkey, Dominick. A gorgeous view of the valley and mountains in the distance and finally goat feeding and their cows. Well worth the drive the time and modest fee.

If you have NEVER been to any sort of farm this may interest you. We were not impressed and…read morehonestly a little bored. Maybe it was the young female guide that seemed bored to be there. She was a nice girl and was not rude she was just not very informative about the farm - she told us more about a mule passing gas than she did about the history of the farm or the alpacas - many people had to ask questions to get any information. There were alpacas - couldn't touch them that day, there was a pot belly pig, lots of goats, one cow and 2 horses. The tour consisted of more walking around the farm than learning. I'm sorry - I just thought for the amount of time it took to get there and at 20$ per person it would be more informative.

Joined the Avett Brothers New Years Eve family reunion at Harrah's Cherokee Center. The venue is…read morenot huge which makes every seat a good one. Plenty of concessions so lines were not too bad (hint: go to concessions and bathrooms on the lower level). The acoustics were pretty good, especially given it's an arena. All-in-all a good place to see a band.

This place is so dated. We went to a local market and did not care for it. Most of the vendors were…read moreselling the same type of merchandise. It definitely needs a renovation for future events depending on what they are trying to get to come.

this is just an office building, but the people inside are fantastic! They put on some of the…read moregreatest motocross events you will see. They have 14 events scheduled this winter inside 4 different arenas Victory-sports home track; Muddy Creek Raceway is closed through the winter, however, they've run races here for at least 25 years and all signs point to a record year in 2013!

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A functioning drive-in cinema in 2026 is quite special. State Line delivers a nostalgic, quaint,…read morefun movie-going experience that you can't get everywhere - even in Los Angeles, where I've lived for 19 years (after growing up in Elizabethton with State Line nearly in my backyard). Especially with the closure of the Bonnie Kate, please continue to support State Line!

Enjoy Family Fun relax take it all in All around family fun. Brings back childhood memories. They…read morealso have a concession where you can order popcorn hotdog, and sodas and more check them out. I'm sure you'll like it.

I graduated from LMC in 2012, and absolutely loved every second I was at the school. As long as you…read moreare a good student and the professors can see you trying to do well, they will bend over backwards to help you in anyway possible. I worked 3 Jobs while attending LMC, had a double Major and a double Minor. Life was hectic, and I struggled allot, however all my professors knew my situation and were great about giving me the resources I needed to succeed. The best thing LMC taught me was how to think. How to question the "Facts" that I am given and draw my own conclusions, instead of taking everything at face value. This lesson alone was worth every dime, every late night, and every struggle I faced. Six years after graduating I have a great life, great job, and make a great living. And I can honestly say I do not think my life would have turned out quite the same way if I had chosen another college.

We had a college visit for my son. Breath taking is the best word for the location. Nestled between…read moremountains and mountain tops you are surrounded by nature! The school sits on 800 acres!!! I pray my son is able to get his offer letter this week!

We went here for the Saturday Night Lights Oktoberfest night. The event was free and wonderful. The…read moregrounds are absolutely stunning and the backdrop of the mountains is amazing! There was live music, German food and pints, carousel rides, and a jumping competition for riders from all over. There are shops and restaurants on the property as well. A lady was painting in what I think was her studio, and all I have to say is WOW!!! We had a lovely time!

Wow! Came here for Winterfest and it did not disappoint. Parking lot was easy and simple. Lots of…read morestaff around if you have questions. The place here was great and lots of bathrooms all around. Lots of options for food. I will definitely come back here again!