What a fun place!…read more We took our in laws to dine here since they are fans of Porsche. It was so cool to see them so excited especially with the surprise of the amazing view of the racetrack! We went on a random tuesday and was pleasantly surprised how many guests were there celebrating their birthdays with a drive on the racetrack followed by a meal at the nice restaurant upstairs after and the food was surprisingly delicious! They also had some cool models on display as well as a gift shop with all the tasteful porsche merchandise. There was also a cafe too, we were too full to order anything, but i would be curious to see if they have any branding for their latte art. If not, that'd be a great touch. And I'm so surprised how friendly and welcoming everyone was here! It really was a breath of fresh air! Everyone coming together over their love of the brand. Definitely recommend for a special occasion!

Absolute worst experience!!!! We took both my father and…read morefather in law for the drive experience. My brother had everything organized and set. The lady at front desk was ok but she was not sure about the wait time or any details. All of this was fine we went to their cafe to get food since I'm there with my toddler to keep him busy then here comes this ride lady she said she's with security that my toddler touched something. And of course my child was next to me this whole time so I simply said nothing out of respect but when she went to the lobby and kept talking about my father and why are they so needy and this and that I asked the lady behind the counter about her ... she said she the manager of security named Fili I decided to go ahead and complain She's no good and full of ugly remarks and completely disrespectful!!!! I approached the the security lady and asked are you happy working here she just got shy and said nothing I felt so bad for her . I mentioned this ugly behavior of her being nasty and bullying not only her staff but customers to mgmt. Waste of happy experience so very disappointed!!!! Mrs. Nancy Anderson

Expensive Parking Parking near the Acura Grand Prix is…read moreextremely expensive, with lots charging $60-$80 close to the entrance. We found a $12 lot about a 10 minute walk away, which was a great deal but surprisingly, navigation apps showed completely inaccurate walking times, so asking people nearby was much more reliable. Confusing Layout and Poor Directions Once inside, things quickly became frustrating. We entered through one side and were told the event had already ended, even though we had arrived two hours before the end time. Multiple employees kept redirecting us to different areas, and no one seemed to know where the racing was actually happening. Unhelpful and Rude Staff We asked around 15-20 staff members, including security and event workers, and most either didn't know or gave conflicting directions. One staff member was outright rude and dismissive, telling us it was too late and trying to sell us tickets for another day instead of helping us figure things out. Overcrowded and Disorganized The event felt extremely crowded and chaotic. There were large groups of people everywhere, a concert happening at the same time, and no clear guidance on where to go for specific activities. We spent nearly two hours just walking in circles trying to find the races. High Prices Everywhere Food and drinks inside were very expensive, which is expected at big events, but even vendors outside and nearby street food stands were charging unusually high prices. Atmosphere and Crowd The vibe was energetic and lively, with a mix of all ages, from babies to adults. It felt like a big, exciting event, but also very loud and overwhelming at times. Overall Experience Unfortunately, we never got to actually watch the races despite having tickets. Between the lack of clear directions, unhelpful staff, and overcrowding, the experience felt more frustrating than enjoyable.

A fun event for the whole family!…read more I really enjoyed walking around inside the convention center; there were lots of neat cars all around the entire floor, lots of awesome merch, and lots of sponsors and freebies. Lots of different styles of cars so it was definitely nostalgic, as well as getting to see newer cars to fawn over. The race itself was awesome to see, feeling the gentle breeze of the nearby ocean, and that fresh smell of rubber burning on the track, sitting on the stands eating popcorn was the best part of all. There was a DJ spinning some tunes so I got to do a little dancing. Love the Grand Prix vibes this year around.

The Venue: New home for Formula Drift! Huge venue with lots of vendor booths. They displayed their…read morerace cars, products and etc. Nice family outing event. You can spend a whole day here. There are also selling food & drinks (overpriced). Popcorn for $10, ice cream $12 & hot dog for $13. The Show: Super exciting! Very entertaining! Great crowds & DJ. Love to seeing people cheering for their favorite racers. The Parking: Long Beach Convention Parking structure (fee). Need more seating area with shade. Maybe food trucks for more food & drinks varieties. Round 8 game is finishing up at Long Beach venue in October 17&18!

Formula Drift never seems to disappoint here in Long Beach. They always come back every year…read morestrong. Food - Tons of food options with the food trucks here leaving you with many options. Drinks - A few options available for kid or adult drinks. Seating - If you pay extra they have plenty of seating available, or else you will end up on on the sidelines watching it from the ground. Show - They have some of the best drivers out on the track with some fast cars, great drifting, and plenty of track time to view. Parking - I'm sure it can be hectic but I either Uber, get a ride, or ride a bike that makes it very convenient. Car show - They always have some of the wildest cars and lots of exotic cars to view here also. Vendors - Lots of the most trending companies here to provide information or selling swag. Overall great event and will be coming back.

We booked a dual birthday party for two of our daughters The managers were so kind and answered…read moreall of our questions They explained the rules and provided us with the options available. The space we rented was clean and exactly as they described. our party had an amazing time. We followed the guidelines and rules and had zero issues This facility is great for parties and just to drop in and enjoy. I think they do a great job of ensuring guest safety. I appreciate that they understand that people are driving and have rules in place to protect patrons. we had over 80 guests that all left happy and said they had never been Togo Kart World despite being Southbay residents. All of the kids had a blast and the parents agreed we would be making another visit very soon. I would give them 10 stars if I could. management is super responsive. They are attentive and provide an unforgettable experience.

This place is FUN! Polite staff - especially Adan & Johan. Knew what they were there for: to help…read morecustomers. Didn't try to upsell. From my experience, go on a Sunday morning if you want to avoid the crowds on weekends. A fun hour. Also excellent air hockey for a buck.

I'm giving this event 5 stars because it is my favorite dragon boat race out of all the races the…read moreUC Davis dragon boat team participates in :) I've only been here once and that was the Summer of 2012. I'm so glad I got the opportunity to go an participate in this race. Not only is this a race, but it is also a festival with lots of booths that sell food, clothes, gears, and many other things that have to do with dragon boating. This is one of the biggest races/festivals of the West Coast and teams from all over California (middle schools, high schools, colleges, cancer survivors, masters (40+ yo), and companies like Kaiser) come to Long Beach to compete. Even international teams like Germany, Netherlands, and China come all the way to SoCal to compete as well. This is a 2 day event in the summer and it usually goes from around 7:00am - 5:00pm for both days. The first day is usually races for seating/semifinals while the second(last) day is for the final races. All the volunteers here at the event are very helpful and friendly and they make sure that the site is very clean and organized for all paddlers. I love how this event is located in SoCal because the weather here in the summer is amazing especially for a sport like dragon boating. Great memories were made and friendships were built while having a great time racing with other teams. I can't wait to race again/for my last time this coming Summer of 2013. If you are in the area, come out and watch and support UC Davis' Davis Racing Dragons!! (DRD) :D

Aww yes, my favorite dragon boat festival! :D…read more The Long Beach Dragon Boat Festival is one of the biggest festivals held in California that I know of. It's held annually around the end of July at Marine Stadium Park in Long Beach, CA. It's a two day event that starts early Saturday and ends mid-day Sunday. This is a great event to go to for everyone! If you don't know what dragon boating is, you'll have many, many opportunities to watch great teams from all over the world compete. There are teams who come from all over California, and then there are teams from Taiwan and China as well. There are many vendors selling food, drinks, clothing, paddles, pfds, etc. There's also a stage where many shows take place during heats. I highly suggest everyone to come check this festival out next year if you're in the area. You might get sucked into the world of dragon boating! :P

Wow! I haven't been here in so long. My friend bought us tickets to see the Long Beach Regulators…read morecelebrating Cambodian heritage night. Local Khmer businesses were selling variety of food. We found parking easily upon arrival and quick check in at entrance. Love how it wasn't overly crowded. I had a great time watching the game while spending time with friends. Really enjoyed the music which made us get up and dance. There was a few times when we did get on the big screen which made it the highlight of the night. So fun and looking forward to the next game.

Went to my first game to this field last week for the new pro team LB Coast/Regulators as it's…read morepartially owned or invested by local Warren G There is plenty of parking usually for season holders in the main parking lot but if you aren't one you have lots parking around the field in the street So getting into the venue is pretty slow with security which is a little ugh and it can take a while to get food inside if you want to eat but everyone is super friendly though Players greeted us with free Pom Pom swag and there isn't a bad seat view honestly The bathrooms are just one set for each gender on one side of the field They tried their best to make it as fun as it would at a big league game with fun on screen games or in the stand trivia or challenges It's a good time if you can make it do it! Our game had a drone show for the 4th and the team won by a ton

What a great event! This was pretty much the do-over for me and I'm glad I did it. The event was…read morewell organized, the volunteers were cheerful and helpful. There was enough fruit, pb toast, liquids and bike aid for the duration of the ride, and there were mile markers at every mile. It was a blast!! I only had one bad moment and it was just a moment of confusion during the last leg. An attendant and a cop were standing in front of the signs at a crosswalk. The only side was visible said "use the crosswalk" so I went straight. Cop yelled at me and probably thought I was a reckless rider but, I just got confused. It didn't help they weren't giving instruction as we approached. Besides that hiccup which mostly my confusion, every single thing was fabulous. In the middle of it we got to write notes to the kids. One children from the hospital was the rest stop so we got to say hi to him. The finish line was great! All of it was fab. I can't wait to do it again!

First time riding this event. First time riding an event, ever. And it was awesome…read more I'm not just saying this because this is one of the hospitals I work for - it's a fundraiser to help to find a cure for cancer. Kids with cancer. And the ride and the festivities at the finish line were a lot of fun. This isn't a race - it's a ride. It's pretty flat as far as the 31 mile course goes - and I was able to finish it and still manage to walk away without having done any training, whatsoever. Means, anyone can do it and should - for the kids. I can't and won't comment on the 62 and 100 mile courses. Kudos to those nuts who did that for charity though. Nothing is perfect so there are some bumps to contend with - such as uninformed riders who don't know or practice riding etiquette as it pertains to taking up space on the bike paths. There's also the general public to contend with as you're riding on public streets and bike paths. But, by being aware and paying attention - it was avoided and I'm a brand new rider. Rider support was awesome. As it was my first ride, Jax had staff to help at the start line as I didn't even know how to check and put air in my tires. I heard other riders asking others on the side of the course if they needed help. And to have police presence to manage traffic really helps too. The rest stations provided water and snacks as well as more bike, mechanical support. Being the first time I'm riding an event like this - I don't have experiences to compare this one to. I just know, it was a lot of fun and it's for the kids.