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    NASCAR SpeedPark

    2.9 (206 reviews)
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    Updated 3 weeks ago

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    Adreanna W.

    We visited this park and bought the unlimited pass and there was barely any rides open. This was a total rip off! $190+ wasted! There are employees just standing around doing nothing some were even hugged up flirting but only 4 rides open (pro-tow, the train, the mini karts & the spinning balloons that's all) for smaller children! The employee Landyn was completely rude to my 4 year old son at the very first ride he went to!

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    Elijah T.

    This place is insane it has some of the best rides, the staff were really nice, the food was amazing, the arcade looked cool, the merchandise was crazy, the only bad thing was that it rains and they keep cleaning it but it just kept raining, but other than that 4 stars :)

    Vroom vroom
    Staci L.

    Best deal for go kart riding. We paid less than $28.00 per person. They also give $3.00 off per person for military discount. They have 8 go kart tracks and you have unlimited drives. Putt putt is also included in the entrance fee. The lines were so short that we got to ride straight away almost every time. Other go karts in the area charge per ride, so this was a great deal In Comparison. Sometimes Groupon has specials. You may want to check online for height requirements, but I feel like smaller/kiddos/people could drive or ride with adults.

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    Iman S.

    Who doesn't love go kart racing? This is a very popular place, so be prepared for long lines. That's probably the biggest let down. There's a lot to do, but I felt like we stood in lines a lot. We bought the unlimited rides bands. But to feel like you're getting your money's worth, you really should come early and stay all day. The good thing is that as long as you keep your band on, you can go and come back. At one point it started raining and we went to the outlet mall across the road until they reopened the tracks. We also left for lunch and came back.

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    Really? is charging people $5 for parking really necessary? Bad vibes from the moment of entry.

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    We visited here from Florida and the unlimited go kart races was definitely worth it. Cool arcade area as well.

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    Ask the Community - NASCAR SpeedPark

    About how long does it take to do every track twice?

    Depending on the track and lines but we spent about three hours there and that’s was with my kids riding everything several times

    How fast do the go carts go?

    Each track has 1 or 2 carts that are way faster than the rest. I don't know the specific speed, but they felt average compared to all the karts I've driven before.

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    “Really nice go karts, we take our kids here every year we visit and get them them the day pass.”

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