This place is great! I recently took my niece here while she was visiting and I have to say that we…read morehad a blast here. We went on a day when they were a bit slow and I have to say that this was great because the staff allowed my niece and I to run our own heat. Since this was her first time she was a bit anxious and having the ability to go together reduced that anxiety. Overall, we had a blast. The karts are fast, the track is great, and the staff was so welcoming. The prices are a bit high but it is totally worth the price. The other piece of advice is keep an eye out for Groupon deals, but if not then the cost is worth it anyways!

First time here! Indoor racing at its finest. Live stats as you race. Great place to spend a few…read morehours. Conveniently located on Route 10 right over the Northampton line in Hatfield.

This is not your average go karting experience, these things really take off! This is a great place…read moreto go with a group of friends for a bit of friendly competition. The video was helpful to watch and the staff were pleasant. Only reason I gave it 4 stars was the setup for racing is a bit unfair. I rode behind my husband and they ended up ending my race a full lap earlier than everyone else's. When it came to scoring they based on time per lap so even tho I was right behind him every lap, they cut me a lap and he was allowed to keep racing. Not sure if this is common practice in this style of karting but considering you pay a quite a bit to ride, I'd like all my laps please.

Great facility with great people! Had so much fun axe throwing but karting was beyond great. And…read moreaffordable too. Didn't try the food but the beers (after karting) were great

It's so nice!!! Kinda expensive but I understand because it's go karting. But overall it's wonderfulread more

Pricey but fun We came for a day trip on spring break two…read moreseven minute rides is 51.00 The staff was all very kind and helpful The tracks and cars were very clean and they had free lockers to put your stuff away Plenty of parking available and they do take credit card On a weekend it is suggested you make reservations or call ahead It sits in the back of a large bowling alley so this could be a one stop shop for the day

My Dad and I recently visited to experience the Exotic Driving Experience at this race track. We…read morefound the experience to be allot of fun. Not only did he get to experience the driving of a ferrari but we also were able to see the other options, lamborghini, corvette and a nissan. I was told the nissan was the fastest car available to drive. The track itself for driving these cars was about a tenth of a mile or so but he loved the experience of driving one of these vehicles. It was a great experience, including as a spectator, they provide the option to drive you up to the course and watch. The overall experience for my dad as the driver and me as the spectator was a great. I do recommend that the driver choose either the 5 or the 7 lap option, the 3 lap option is to short of an experience. While we were at the track, there was a time trial for racing vehicles occurring at the same time. It was very cool to see others racing along the track; we saw different year mustangs to porsche to pontiacs, etc. It would be fun to be there to watch an actual race and see the different type of vehicles. There is also a golf course next door for those who want to try the driving experience and then golf. Enjoy!!

Had an 'xtreame Experience' event here. Facility is nice and plenty of parking. Wasn't a fan of…read morethe one lane alternating traffic bridge, but it is what it is. Not exactly a fan of racing, but if I were to ever check out a racing event this would be a place I'd go to.

First time I've heard about the New England Challenge was in 2017, the inaugural series was held in…read more2016. What an insane way to pick up states for the half marathon or marathon goal in a minimal amount of time. I've been around the block, but 6 days in a row seems pretty nuts. I've been around long enough to know virtually everyone in the club who's done at least one round of the 50 states marathons. Race morning - day 5 started at the Nutmeg marathon / half marathon here in Hartford, Connecticut. The New England Challenge attracts veteran marathoners and half marathoners who wish to run a half marathon or a marathon up to all 6 states in the series. You decide on what states you want to do or need for your own personal goal(s). With that said, we arrived at Goodwin Park & Golf Course in Hartford around 5:30am on a brisk Friday morning, already tired from the previous 4 days. It was interesting to be genuinely not really tired after 4 consecutive days + a marathon in NY the weekend before. The New England Challenge / Nutmeg marathon & half marathon draws a small field, which is less than 100 individuals for both events. I ended up running the half marathon for Connecticut at this event, which was basically loops around a large city park / golf course. The event was small and felt like a training run, even though it's a race with a race number on your t-shirt. The overall experience here at The Nutmeg marathon / half marathon in Hartford, Connecticut was quite nice, quite excellent, and casual. The main thing about the entire series and not just this event is that there is no time limit. Many others do have a one, ranging from 6 hours to 8 hours, depending on the race. It's not festive like many races out there, but you can say that it has its purpose for goal oriented people - like myself. The course is basically multiple loops around Goodwin Park & Golf Course, which was 2.13 miles once around. We had a shorter out and back loop of 0.32 miles (0.64 for the marathoners) to do initially before we started the larger loop around the park. I didn't like the gradual uphill leading to the north parking area, but it is what it is. It was nice to see familiar faces each time I came across them. I did enjoy the scenery while I went around purposely and it help me motivate myself to keep moving and keep on smiling - since it was just day one and already a bit tired from doing the same thing in the other 4 New England states before. Goodwin Park itself was nice and we creeped around the main road through the park and weaved around the golf area. The only area where we saw cars was on Western Avenue, but there was a sidewalk. It was nice and serene, especially during a week day morning. Registration is conducted online, but they do have race day registration. Just need to get there early to fill out an entry form and pay the fee. There was an electronic timing station that was basically next to the main parking area at Goodwin Park & Golf Course. It recorded the time for every lap that we do, which is cool. The lone aid station was loaded with food and drinks - you probably could gain weight while doing a half marathon or marathon. The support staff was great, cheering us on lap after lap. It was inspiring to see friends out there to help me push forward, even though I had 1 more days to go after this - just different venues. It was a cozy race that was nice. Goodwin Park & Golf Course was the ideal location for this race. Upon finishing my half marathon, I announced that I was done and got my finisher medal. I hung out at the finish line area to wait up for a friend of mine to finish. Once everything was in order, we gingerly walked back to the rental car and headed to Rhode Island for day 6 and last day in Warrick the next morning. The appeal for The New England Challenge and doing marathons or half marathons is the economic factor. Doing them all together brings travel costs down a lot, but you'd have to be physically and mentally prepared for such an adventure. For the most part though, I enjoyed my time here in Hartford, CT at the Nutmeg marathon & half marathon. 5.0 stars for the overall experience. Consider this race or the series when you are running 50 states half marathon or marathons. Support local! Run More! A+

Worked the CT Rail tent during the Glastonbury apple harvest & music festival handing out fliers…read morefor the new CT Rail that they just put up in Windsor Locks for another station. During my break I ventured out to check out some of the hot spots to get a bite to eat. A customer came by earlier with a bag of apple fritters that smelled so good & gave me one to try. It had tons of chopped up apples and didn't go skimpy on them so I got a bag for myself. Also the Blue Chip Creamery truck was there and offering so many fidget ice cream sandwiches. Being the fall they had the pumpkin ice cream sandwich along with the Cider Chick Chillwich. It was $8 on the truck and definitely worth every bit of it. This Basic Witch has a white chocolate chip nutmeg cookie with pumpkin spice ice cream and the cookie was so delicious tasting. They work out of the science museum in Htfd and have a truck for special fairs and events to be at. Any of the sandwiches you choose from would be delicious. If you haven't had the chance to try the Blue Chip Creamery you must as you won't be disappointed.

Small event that is great for families and kids, good selection of food trucks and rides. Beer tent…read moreis always busy and everyone working is kind and helpful. Music can sometimes be very loud but what else would you expect from a music festival

Went on a Saturday and while there were a lot of people it was doable. This park allows you to…read morebring in your own food and drinks, coolers, strollers and wagons and has multiple covered eating areas to enjoy yourself with your family and friends. I like the mix of rides for big and small kids and that they are in separate areas. Lines weren't bad and went fairly quickly. The only thing I didn't love was that on several rides an adult had to join and even a teenage sibling could not. The water park does not have a ton of shading, more umbrellas in the area would be nice and like always people put their towels down and don't return to the chairs. Picnic tables or some sort of eating area in the water area would be nice.

Great amusement park to introduce the kids to rides for the Ist, this park is fun for all ages, the…read moreroller coaster ride holds 12 seats, fast but short in duration. The ship / spinning saucer / swing, will keep ppl entertain. This park is small, not big, there's a show, performers will display a show. The pizza, burger, chicken tenders are good, the fried Oreos must try plus their ice creams. The he good thing is they sell frozen margaritas with alcohol for the adults, and white claw cans. No express / skip the lines in this park, mayb in the water section. We stayed like 3-4 hrs, but at Camp Compounce we stayed more. Price isn't bad, cheap per person plus 10 bucks for parking, admission is 33 bucks for 43 inch and above for the rides only .

Been to a couple Tour of Destructions and the New England 900 race as well as Monster Jam years…read moreago. Nice classic track with old school vibes. A bit pricy on the food and drinks. Alcohol is cash only. My biggest complaint usually is parking and leaving sucks. Plan on waiting a while.

Went on a Friday evening to watch a Modified Race. 1st time…read morevisiting. Plenty of seating. Speedway t-shirts are $20 SAUSAGE ON A BUN IS $15!!! S o I bought a $5 hot dog and a $6 Beer. Had a good time.

By far the best I've been to this season! Variety of different showed, food and vendors…read more(foods,crafts, home decor, leather, crystals, glass, woodwork ,etc). Beer garden was okay. Limited seating and not a lot to choose from and you couldn't leave the container "drinking area" Soo many free shows compared the other fairs (piggy race, dock dogs vertical jumps, aerial acro, BMX biking, firehouse safety, farmhouse trivia) SEATING EVERYWHERE IS LIMITED!!! Bring chairs!

Again, very good place for friends and family to hang out. I'm definitely a lot to do very good. I…read morewould recommend getting iced coffee from coffee place I forget what it's called and also does lemonade. That's what me and my family always get when we come here definitely worthwhile too.