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    Sebring International Raceway

    4.5 (20 reviews)
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    Turn 7 . . .    The "Hairpin Squiggle"
    William C.

    Sebring is possibly the most historic track in the US. Sebring International Speedway has become my "home track". While I have driven at several other courses around the country, this is my go to track, partially because of the proximity to my home but mostly because of the multi faceted aspects of this track. It has nearly every type of corner, surface and experience that you could want on a road course. The only negative is that there is no elevation. Each of the 17 turns are very different from the others. You will find yourself driving on asphalt, concrete (and occasionally grass) while making a lap. All of these changes help make you a better driver. As mentioned in another review, there are a few groups / organizations that rent Sebring for the weekend and allow amateurs through professionals to test their skills on the track. This is done under strict rules and under the guidance of an instructor for the novices. One of the best of these groups is Chin Track Days. If you ever wanted to really test your skills on a famous race course, Sebring is definitely the place to try it.

    Liam B.

    Definitely the best track in America. So easy to get to any place on the track with a quick drive. Cheap admission to most events and full of helpful people.

    Track open for testing prior to next month's awesomeness!
    Steven B.

    Vroom! Vroom! You're going to hear that a lot here! If you live anywhere within driving distance, this is an experience not to be missed. I don't care if you don't like racing. It's about the UNIQUE EXPERIENCE! If you have kids, especially boys, it's practically MANDATORY! Yes the March race is international madness and yes it is expensive. So what! Check the web site and find something else throughout the year. Today I was there as many of the teams tested their cars and the track for next month's race. It cost me a whole $10. A family with a young boy and two teenage girls was down by the pits. A driver pulled in after whipping around the course at insane speeds. He swaggered over to talk to them. The boy practically exploded with excitement. The girls, well, let's just say the best word is probably melted! I guarantee they will be talking about it for years! On a beautiful Florida day it doesn't get much better. Vroom! Vroom!

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    Bruce K.

    I'm a little bummed that I was here for five weeks to do work for Highlands County and there wasn't a race going on. Sebring is home of the famous "12 Hours of Sebring" race and it takes place in March. But on the plus side, there wasn't a race going on! I live in Charlotte and I know what a race week does to the local traffic, restaurants and especially the hotel prices. So perhaps it was best to be here during the "off season." The track is awesome. None of this left turn - left turn - left turn - left turn nonsense that we have in NASCAR. Sebring is a proper track with with turns and right turns and straightaways. It is REAL racing and has been since 1950. During off season, Skip Barber does their competitive training courses here. Sebring is pretty far from pretty much every major airport. Orlando, 2 hours. Sarasota, 2 hours. Melbourne, 2.25 hours. Fort Lauderdale, 2.5 hours. Palm Beach, 2.5 hours. Crazy that anyone would think to host a major event here in the sticks. But maybe that's the charm?

    Amazing so much fun everything is organized and parking is really good. All the people working there were very nice.

    David R.

    I'd give it five stars if it weren't for the disgusting bathrooms. In any case, I've never been to the annual Twelve Hours of Sebring endurance race which the track is known for. I have been numerous times for HPDE (high performance drivers education) and club racing events and have driven thousands of laps on the track. For those not familiar with HPDE and club racing, it's basically private clubs that rent the track out for a given weekend, then let their members drive on it, or race on it. Some clubs are strictly HPDE, where you're broken out into groups of typically novice, 'solo' where you're experienced enough to drive without an instructor, and then some type of advanced level where the passing rules are less restrictive. These HPDE events are absolutely perfect for anyone interested in fast cars and auto racing to experience any given track for a small amount of money. For example, one group that does events at Sebring many times per year is called Chin Motorsports. They will you register as a passenger and sign an injury waiver (in case you die lol) for a small fee of $20, and then for the rest of that day, you can ride with any solo qualified driver as their passenger; you just need closed toe shoes and a proper helmet, which you can even rent from them if needed. Many drivers are more than happy to have someone riding along with them. Two clubs popular for racing events, if you want to watch some multi-class racing, are PBOC and NASA. These obviously aren't F1 cars, but there are some reasonably fast cars that show up even for the club events, so don't overlook it. You can also typically get in free as the track doesn't charge entry fees at these events.

    Ramon V.

    Great track! We come here all the time for NASA events for work and I have actually driven the track a few times. It's definitely one of my favorite tracks to drive and the facilities are great also. This being Yelp and all the food at the Snack Shack is also pretty good, especially when compared to the god awful food at some other tracks *cough* homestead *cough*. It does get HOT in the summer so be warned and the garages don't provide much protection from the heat or the rain (especially that horizontal rain!) so come prepared. There is also a hotel right on the property which makes it very convenient.

    "The Face Off" car show
    Jessica F.

    I came here from orlando for a car show I entered. I must say I was very impressed with the tracks. The space at the speedway was massive. They had the quarter mile, the drift track, concession stand and open parking. Compared to the one we have in orlando I think this location offers a much better vibe and environment because the layout of the test tracks were evenly spread out. The only downfall was it was located in the heart of Sebring and for me that's 2hrs away.

    Enough said
    Bobb G.

    Great facility of you like road course racing. If you like turning left then visit your favorite oval track. 12 hours of Sebring race is a well know race for now 63 years! None stop racing for every fan to enjoy. Don't be afraid to walk and check out the whole track as there is not one corner that is the same as the others. Bring your own food and drink as the only negative is the concessions are a joke, but what do you expect you are paying for convenience.

    Nadine F.

    We came out to Sebring International to see a friend race in the Huracan Amateur Lamborghini Super Trofeo World Finals. It was our first time here and once past the gate, it was a little confusing as to where we were supposed to go. We drove to where we saw most of the cars parked and crossed the bridge over the racetrack. Immediately walking in we were excited about just how close you could get to the racetrack. They do take the proper safety precautions so I was never nervous about letting my nephews watch the cars. After a little exploring we found our friends at their car trailer and we were excited to see that anyone was allowed to walk through the trailers to see their favorite drivers. We asked our friends where the best place would be to sit and watch them race, and the answer was, go anywhere! This track winds and curves making it really exciting and giving you several great places to be to watch. Once we got comfortable with the concept of the freedom to move along the track to watch from different vantage points, we stayed on the move.We watched qualifying from one side of the track then drove to the other side of the track and sat in the air conditioned car to watch the race. If you want to hear the announcements you have to stay near in the covered area above where the Cars pit. You can't hear the announcements from the far side of the track and you really have no way of knowing what is happening on the other side of the track so you have to know what time the race ends to know that it is over. There are bathrooms on both sides of the track but there is also a snack bar and several bathrooms behind the pits. There were not many seats unless you own a box, but they do let you bring your own chairs. The snack bar was expensive for a snack bar, but they also seemed to let you bring your own coolers! Check the website for upcoming races!

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    Joker Marchant Stadium

    Joker Marchant Stadium

    4.0(65 reviews)
    56.3 mi

    The atmosphere at the Joker Marchant Stadium when it's game day is so much fun, really good vibes…read more I had been here previously for a holiday party up in the conference rooms and it was night and day different. People get there EARLY. I'm talking, I was there 2+ hours before 1st pitch and there were at least a couple rows of cars and more coming already. It gets packed fast so just be aware of that if you're driving. Workers do a good job directing people on the way in, but on the way out it's pretty much a mess. This field and facility are very well maintained. Everything seemed fairly clean, considering how big of a space it is. There is a big lawn behind center field where a lot of young kids run around trying to catch home run balls from the team warmups. It's very family-oriented, just a great and enjoyable atmosphere. The worst part are certainly the prices. If you're not willing to pay minimum $50 at the gift shop don't even walk in there, that was obscene. The food prices are definitely up there as well, but it is still a professional sporting event and that's just how food prices are for that so you have to keep that in mind and be prepared. Also, security can get a little weird if you're not in the main seating area. They make you scan your ticket multiple times to where it gets a little ridiculous. Not a fan of that or the Tigers, to be honest, but I'd come back again because there's few things better than being out at the ball game!

    A very average ballpark. Basic and not much going on to look at…read more Came here for a Low A game. Smaller crowd of a few hundred. It's not much but definitely not the worst in the Florida League. Free parking when I went. Construction going on so you'll get rerouted to get to the front of the stadium. Can only make a right turn into the entrance.

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    Pirate's Cove Live Water Ski Show - Pirate ship

    Pirate's Cove Live Water Ski Show

    3.0(2 reviews)
    42.7 mi

    The pirate cover live water ski show at Legoland is definitely worth going to see. It's a cute and…read morenot too long show with water-skiing, splashing the crown and of course catching an evil pirate! Ahoy mateys! The main seating area is where you want to go. There is a spill over theater that is a horrible view. Get to the show 20 minutes early and score awesome seats. If the kids want to get wet, then let them in the splash zone and they'll do everything they can to soak them all. So we've got good lady pirates, lego pirates, lego soldiers, some corny canned vocal audio and lots of ski tricks. Add it all up and believe it or not you get a pretty entertaining scenario. The kids love the ski tricks and it took me back to the days of Cypress Gardens. If you're at the park, have the time and need some rest...this is a solid go do!

    Unfortunately this show has got worse over time as the acting has gone way downhill. The lip…read moresyncing to the voice over characters seems very lame and when you sit down low you can see how the actors forget their queues and are kinda laughing at each other instead of playing their parts. The sun has weathered this stadium and the costumes as well. I'm not sure how much more you can do with this show and the waterskiing element but it needs to be totally revamped. Legoland has done a good job of keeping other rides and shows updated but this needs to be the next attraction to do focus on. If you go mid day you bake in the sun and it is really uncomfortable. When it come time for the water cannons to come out and kids can shoot at the Pirates, the actors literally hold the water cannons so they don't get too wet. It's kind of sad but it is what it is!

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