Everything went well!!! Amazing and by far exceeded my expectations. I was surprised with an…read moreexperience here. Couldn't be more happy! Check in was easy, lots of merchandise to choose from. I even walked away with a USB containing a video of my experience. A MUST

Only place close to home that I can legally ride my dirtbike. I've been coming here for about three…read moreyears now and it's under new management. They can be tricky regarding waivers and riding when it comes to minors. I know it is a liability but you literally need to get a form notarized before being able to ride. Once inside raceway park it can be tricky to navigate and know where you're going. There are no signs telling you where or what tracks to go to. (there are multiple) Track is always groomed well but it can get very muddy. With all the money this place makes all they have is porter potty's that are gross and hot inside. I really can't complain due to the fact this is the only track close to my home but they can definitely brush up on some loose ends.

The world's biggest karting track? Definitely something to cross off the bucket list--especially…read morewhen you have motor-loving kids! . If somebody does not like racing, there is plenty of other activities in the area, that also had a huge parking lot. The track is huge, demanding, and genuinely fun to drive. Our whole family loved the experience, and the staff was fantastic. A special shout-out to Isebaia, who took great care of us. She clearly and patiently explained all the options and was a fantastic ambassador for the front desk. We bought the 3-ride bundle. Since a couple of the kids were under 15, we started with a Semi-Pro race. Unfortunately, my kart wasn't working properly--it braked going uphill, downhill, and pretty much whenever it felt like it. Not exactly the ideal start. The next races we switched to Pro, but there were still quite a few racers on the track. If you're hoping to set records, I'd definitely recommend coming at a quieter time. When you have slower drivers who haven't quite figured out how to drive yet, patience becomes part of the experience. Despite that, everyone had a great time, and the staff really made the experience enjoyable. A couple of negatives: the karts should be checked more carefully before putting them into a race. Losing a race because your kart isn't functioning properly is frustrating. And then there's the price. Three races each for the whole family gets very expensive--almost approaching what you might pay for a full day at Universal Studios. That definitely puts the cost into perspective. I would give a 5 star for the racetrack and the staff, but the price and the broken kart brought it down to 3. So 4 in total Would I do it again? Absolutely. Would my wallet agree? Probably not. Still, for a family of racing and motor enthusiasts, it's an experience worth doing at least once.

Went with my Dad to celebrate Father's Day!…read more We went on a Tuesday and the crowd was minimal. The place had a great atmosphere with a well laid out map plan. Everything was spread out and didn't feel on top of each other. The location was way bigger than it had appeared to be. Bathrooms were spotless. I initially had my Dad and I to do one race and an hour of axe throwing but after our race my Dad lit up. So I asked the helpful associate Angel if we can sub our axe game for another race. The manager Nicole was such a sweetheart and did it no problem. Amazing experience, 10/10 recommend. My only dilemma is for people who carry most of their height in their legs beware. The go-cart seat can only go back so much. But otherwise we had a blast.

Best place to go for go carts!!! My son loves it, and we have been here for few times. Nice place…read moreand staffs are so friendly.

What a scam! We signed up our son for their camp and at 4:30p the Friday before camp they told us…read moreit was cancelled. This leaves our family in the lurch with no chance to find an alternate solution in time for Monday. When I called the manager he said they could have waited until Monday morning to tell us. If this is how they do business, you would be well advised to avoid them. Your family means nothing to them!

Great obstacle course venue,5k fun run with cool festival at the finish linealso best way to run…read morewith the team!

This was a very well organized obstacle race. I had so much fun. They had almost 15 obstacles…read morespread across 4 mile stretch. They were volunteers at each obstacle and it was pretty easy to check in at the race. They provided water , energy drinks. Got a medal and city challenger t shirt for finishing the whole stretch. I would definitely do this next year. Goodtimes!!

So this is veryyy out of my comfort zone, but I was so happy we came here. My friend wanted to have…read morehis 30th birthday party at this track. I heard racetrack and thought to myself oh gosh is this going to be boring? All we do is watch cars go around and around in circles for hours...? I was wrong, yes we did see cars go around in circles, but the atmosphere was fun and not to mention its BYOB! Tickets were $16.00/adults, a little less for 60+ and children. My husband and I did not eat, but everyone else did. They were raving about the fried oreos. We were really fortunate to come on the night they had the demolition derby. I had never seen one live, it was pretty exciting. Just wish the ring was a little bigger for the cars. The commentators were entertaining as well.

Came here for the Green Flag Experience off a Groupon. While the Speedway is dated, it is still a…read moregreat experience given that there are not many speedways left in the area and especially no other experiences like this. While it is like driving an oversized Go-Cart, there are no speed governor's and you are in control. These TQ Midget Cars can go up to 120 mph. However, for us average drivers, you can get up to speeds of 60-70 mph. You get 5 laps around the 1/3 mile track, with laps averaging 15-30 seconds. For $30 more, you can get 5 more laps. The whole experience lasts 1-2 hours from check in to completion. They provide you with Cotton Socks, a Fire Resistant suit and shoes and Helmet. All you need is your License and CASH if you plan on purchasing a Photo, GoPro video, or additional laps. Otherwise, leave everything else in the car because there are no lock boxes available. No experience is needed. They give you a personal presentation about driving the vehicle and then bring you to the vehicle to learn everything you need to know about it. After this, you are ready to go! Everyone goes separately, however, you will follow an experienced driver in a "pace" car, but this will not limit the experience. Without a Groupon, I do not know if I would pay full price to do this experience. They do offer a Two for One special as well for $220 that includes 10 laps instead of 5, so that may be worth it. It is also worth noting that they only run this Experience during the summer time at 9am and 1030am.

Video may have killed the radio star but online betting seems to have put the last nail in Freehold…read moreRaceway's coffin. Opened in 1858, Freehold will run it's final slate of Standardbred harness racing on December 28, ceasing all operations thereafter. Honestly, it's not like anyone didn't see this coming as the facilities haven't been updated in decades and as for amenities... what amenities? No matter, it was always fun to witness the racing live and I suspect the lingering scent of cigar smoke and Aqua Velva will hang over Central Jersey forever as funereal last rites Freehold was definitely a hardcore haven but just couldn't compete for the gambling dollar with the handheld gaming proclivities of the smartphone digerati who prefer staring at their screens and being FanFooled by FanDuel. Frankly, I didn't go often enough to say I'll miss it but truthfully. I'll miss it -- as it's just another sunset on an era that spanned almost eight generations. Five stars for the memories and the Aqua Velva.

Today me, my boyfriend Alex, & Pap George went to 'FREEHOLD RACEWAY' in Freehold, New Jersey. It…read morewas my first time there and I have to say it was a lot of fun. It was very different from the horse racing I'm usually seeing on a daily but this one I enjoyed. The food was good, I had French fries, a sausage sandwich & Coca Cola & an Iced Tea, it was delicious . & The service was great & fast paced too. 10/10 Everyone there was so nice, polite and kind, even the cashiers are so polite and super nice too. I played a couple of bets and lost haha. It's okay though, it was worth it going there and have an awesome experience. If you enjoy horse racing like I do, i recommend going to this one, you will be pleased. Come on down to the FREEHOLD RACEWAY & play some bets & win some $$$$!!!

This was last night. We had a blast. They always do a nice job on the special events at the track,…read moreespecially the ones that are family friendly like this one and the wiener dog races. $1 hotdogs, big salted pretzels, bags of popcorn. $2 beer. And there are no limits. Only limit is 5 of each per time you're on line. That's fair. We got to enter a fun contest for a car - got a horse with a number, throw the horse in the car, and they pick a winner from the ones in the car. And we got to bring home some reject foam horses. And then of course we got to bet on some horses. I recommend this event.

What an AMAZING experience , we were there for Derby Day event , and what a great day , they had a…read moregood menu selection , good drinks and our server Roberto was such a pleasure . Not to mention everything was well organized and explained . Highly recommend

I've been completing Rugged Maniac events for the past four years. It's a fun and slightly…read morechallenging mud run ideal for both beginners and ocr pros. For less than $50 (on average), you get access to the 5k course with 20+ obstacles. Upon completion you get a finisher's medal, free tee shirt and a beer for runners 21+. If one free beer is not enough there are vendors where you can purchase additional beverages. Rugged also hosts an after party with a dj and contests (beer hoist, pull up contest and etc.). The race is held at the Old Bridge Township Raceway Park which is flat aside from a few dirt hills made specifically for the course. Most of the obstacles were doable, none were overly difficult. The most challenging for me are the obstacles requiring upper body strength like the rings and monkey bars. There is no pressure to complete any obstacle-you are able to skip without penalty. I consider it more of a laid back/less challenging Spartan Race. The flow of the course was very good-there weren't any bottlenecks or delays at any the obstacles. The course is super muddy and you will get mud/dirt in every nook and cranny of your body. There are outdoor showers to rinse the dirt off so bring a change of clothes and a towel.

Gorgeous Venue to go watch a Horse Race. The live betting is easy and staff is very helpful. Can't…read morewait to come because they have a lot of events during the summer!!

Stay away if you don't like spending your afternoon with 80 year olds. If you look at the track…read morepersonnel, there is nobody employed there who isn't at least 70 years old. Just an old boy network taking care of themselves. Best advice is to open an online account with NYRA or go to Favorites in either Fords or Hillsborough for a better time.