Ready? Set! RACE! I might be partial to this track since I have so many great memories here, but…read moreaside from that it is a great drag strip! It Is always well kept, bathrooms are taken care of, and the little cafe has typically, but yummy, food and drinks. Bring your family, friends, or just go by yourself! You won't be disappointed in all the different cars you see and difference races that are being had. Check out their website to see the current schedule and see what events are coming up. If your racer side feels like coming out, stop by during a test n tune! Have a son or daughter that is 8 or older? Bring them out to see the Jr dragsters and I'm sure they will be asking for one! I started junior drag racing here when I was 13 and it was the time of my life! All in all it is a great track, with ample parking and seating. It's a great place that always brings a fun and exciting time!

***Quarantine Review*** We went here for a big 3 day Buick…read moreevent. This is a pretty nice track, everything seemed clean, and the staff was mostly helpful. The concession stand food was good and fairly priced. Everybody seemed to be conforming to the Covid regs. It was a bit expensive from a spectator viewpoint. But it's a big op. Recommended!!!

Great weekend fun. We take the family every weekend. I have been coming here for 40 years with my…read moredad and now I bring my family. Lots of action on the track and the food is good. Restrooms are clean and the staff is always happy to see everyone. Hope it continues to be around for a long time!

I come from pa once a year here for the cavalcade I like all the different things they do here (…read morecone race drifting figure 8 racing) even though the track can fit into many peoples backyard it's still an exciting place

The raceway team were all amazing, go karting was fun and the staff were all very helpful and took…read morevery good care of our group. The bathrooms were super clean and all the facilities were in very good and clean shape. I was very impressed. I would come back here again if anywhere near by. It is a 5 hour drive for me to come here, but it was a great event and the staff took great care of the Lotus group. Thank you very much to all the staff here.

Airport parking raised the price of ''Economy'' parking from $7 to $8 and now to $10/day -…read moreridiculous gouging - on 7/13, I never parked so far away as that day. As they say on ESPN - ''CMON, MAN!!''

Great entertaining racetrack. I called them on phone to see if I can camp out here if I come to the…read moreraces. They said yes. I think I was one of two campers here. Admission was $15. This was the first time I have ever been in the State of Pennsylvania. The trip coming over was beautiful with all the scenery and country side. Pennsylvania kinda looks like Ohio considering the country and the construction of its houses. On Scene; They put on a great show. It was a little cold in the grandstands with the wind blowing. The race director and his race staff know what they are doing here. The races ended at a reasonable time. There's garbage cans out in the parking lot. They have concession stands here. Although, I thought they were a little high. I paid $5 for nachos and cheese while other racetracks are about $3 to $3.50. I could see the whole race track from where I was sitting which was in the grandstands about half way up. They have scoreboard so you can keep up with who is winning. The staff that I encountered were friendly and professional. Yes, I would definitely comeback if in the area again. I enjoyed the races at this racetrack.

Lernerville Speedway is prime time Friday night. They offer numerous races throughout the night…read moreculminating in large final heats to determine the winners for the night. A variety of different classes of cars can be seen racing here. Overall, they do their best to make it a family friendly atmosphere so that everyone from young to old can enjoy.

Visited the Pittsburgh's Pennsylvania Motor Speedway for the first time on an unseasonably cold…read morelast Saturday of May. We came to watch the Night of Champions racing. Having never been here before, and not having much experience with racing at a local level, I did not know a lot of what to expect. But overall, it was a pleasant experience that was enjoyable for me, and would also be for people of many different ages. There is parking in the grass right when you pull into the Motor Speedway. It is very close to the entrance, and a flat walk. We purchased general admission tickets at the gate upon arrival. For this race, tickets were $16 per person. There were 5 races scheduled, along with the hot laps beforehand. There was not a line, and we walked right up to the ticket counter. It could have been because of the weather, but it was quick and easy to buy admission and enter. You were given a ticket stub, and as long as you have it on you, you can go back to your car and reenter. I had to do this once and the security at the entrance was nice about letting me back in. They let you bring your own food and drink inside. There are concessions for purchase, but it is a nice option to have if you want to have something other than typical snack bar foods and drinks. The entrance is behind the grandstands, and you have to walk underneath them to get into the main areas of the venue. There are permanent restrooms in the building that is right in front of you upon entering. This is the same building that houses the concessions. Once you are through the building and under the bleachers, you will see the area where they sell merchandise, and right next door are the concessions. They had typical foods of what would be expected somewhere like this, as well as some daily specials. Most of the food was self-service, meaning it was set up almost as a grab and go, with a cashier at the end of the line. Due to the weather that day, there were not a ton of spectators, but I imagine on a busy day this would expedite waiting times for food. We got a Hot Chocolate and a Hot Dog to snack on. I thought the food was average, and the prices were a little high for what was offered for some of the items. The staff in the concession stand were very kind and helpful, and we enjoyed conversing with them. After getting our food, we made our way to the bleachers. There are plenty of seats, and since there was a smaller crowd there was a ton of room to spread out. I do not believe there was any assigned seating for this section, so we just sat where we wanted to. The bleachers are old and wooden, so I would recommend either bringing some blankets, cushions, or those seat backs to make it more comfortable. We enjoyed getting to watch all the races. They have a Victory Lane for the winners, and get them on the mic for a few minutes following the race. The "pit row" is in the middle of the track, so you can see everything going on. They kept it moving pretty well and had some engaging commentary over the PA system. I had a very positive first experience at the Motor Speedway. If you are looking for something that is family friendly, affordable, and fun to do I would recommend a night watching the races going on!

Finally checked out the motor speedway that's pretty close to where I live. We went on a…read more"nostalgia" themed Saturday night and honestly had a great time. They had plenty of cars to show, several different races took place, and a concession stand with food and beer available. The grandstand seating was ok if you were thoughtful enough to bring seats or a blanket to sit on. The wooden bleachers aren't the most comfortable on their own. The food selection was what you'd expect from a venue like this - hot dogs, hamburgers, meatball subs, fries, mozzarella sticks, etc. The fries were crispy and so were the chicken tenders. They raffled off several baskets and 12pks of alcohol, of which my bf's mom won 2 and a basket. We stayed for about 3 hours and headed out just before the rest of the crowd dispersed. Parking is on the grass, but there's a ton available.

So much fun. All sorts of different divisions race here and the big grandstands are great for…read morewatching, there's tons of seating. They rotate different food trucks and have a concession stand for drinks and snacks.

Pulled up to front parking attendant for parking instructions and was told they try to save those…read morefront parking spaces for people who are handicapped. Attendant then looked in my vehicle and clearly stated that it looks like you both can walk. I asked the Midvale speedway parking attendant what does handicapped disabled look like to you? He then stated Someone in a wheelchair or can't walk. I retrieved my handicapped placard and held it out my window for the attendant to view. He huffed and said to park over there. As I'm disabled and can't walk distances of for a long period. He didn't care as he was descriminating me based on the type of vehicle I drove. The speedway has offered no comment . This was October 2025 Night of Destruction race.

One of the classic American short tracks that has been operational for around 70 years. The last…read morefew owners have pumped some serious $ into capital improvements and it shows. The racing program is great; the only complaint I had was, when I visited, the visiting truck series had a LOT of crashes (yes, Midvale EATS cars), which can be great TV but really slows the action for live spectators. The track is a unique layout at 3/10's of a mile distance, which means it has 1/3 of a mile track-type speeds on a layout similar to a 1/4-mile track. Venue has excellent car counts, is VERY family-friendly, sells alcohol, and has great racing and reasonably-priced admissions and concessions. What's not to love?

The best part about this racetrack is that you can camp out during the weekend for the races. I…read morelike this racetrack as I enjoyed coming here. They have some big grandstands. The concession stand is pick what you want and then walk back and pay for it. There were no lines at the concession stands which I like. I could see the whole race track from where I sat which was a little more than half way up the grandstands. They have races every Saturday night. It's located way out in the middle of nowhere. While I was here, I seen several Amish horse and buggy's going down the road in front of the parking lot of the racetrack. There are several portable potty's at the racetrack. Some are open all night for people camping in the parking lot like me. Camping is permitted on the outer perimeter of the parking lot, not in the middle. I saw about 12 to 15 campers camping along with me. Most were RV's.

Great place to goto if u wanna get away from Cleveland I highly recommend this place , all the…read morestaff is kind and on their game about delivering drinks

You know..I've been to many cosino,s...but this is the sorryest cosino I've ever been too..I…read morewatched the head of security being very rude to someone..and I thought wow this dude is rude..I said something..next thing he started on me..this head of security..is straight up the most unperfessionable man work for a business like this..only will tell and talk about this to everyone i know ..