I enjoyed playing bongo there but I cannot come back because you allow people to smoke in the…read morebingo room.

They have a lot of great shows here: gun shows, RV and boat shows, etc. I'd give it a better rating…read morebut the parking is generally somewhat congested. I guess that's what happens when it's a popular exhibit!

DEFINITELY WORTH THE TIME AND MONEY WHETHER ON A RIDE-ALONG PACKAGE OR SOLO!!! The good/great:…read moreYou're in a real NASCAR, whether the package is "ride along," or racing. I do recommend getting the picture and video package because of how fun this was. We got our deal on Groupon, and I got 5 laps, which was definitely fun, but YOU'LL WANT MORE LAPS, so get more if you can afford them. I didn't give 5 stars because my car broke down twice during my 5 laps, and they said they gave me 2 extra laps as a result (but that's not true), yet I'd do it all over the same again, even with the breakdowns. This was ABSOLUTELY FUN!!! The ABC's: 1) Show up on time, and you'll register, where they pressure you into extra ($60) insurance, or you pay $15k "on the spot," if you wreck/damage the car. You don't need the insurance IN MY OPINION, then 2) You attend a 15-20 minute class where the bossman explains all aspects with plenty of emphasis on safety, then 3) your group, as a group, makes way to the track/pit, after the previous group is done & walking back (EVERYONE SMILING), then 4) you suit up, helmet off for pictures of you sitting on the race car door with feet inside for pics, proceed to get inside, put helmet on, an assistant buckles you into the 5-point harness, you put the steering wheel on, then 5) (most impressively) you put "your ears on" by sliding your "spotter radio" speakers in the helmet and follow your spotters instructions for the rest of the race, 6) as you enter the raceway with other race cars (some solo, some ride-alongside), GOING FULL THROTTLE at the explained parts of the track, passing (when given the okay by your spotter), and allowing others to pass (when instructed by the spotter). PLAIN & SIMPLE, THIS WAS AN ABSOLUTE BLAST!!! Thank you to all staff, crew, and other racers!!! Unreal, lifetime, bucket-list experience!!!

Had a Blast racing real nascar race cars with Rusty Wallace Racing Experience!…read moreVery professional and staff builds your confidence. Would love to do it again!

Love Stix & Stones Off Road they are great people great environment a huge part of the racing…read morecommunity all their events are tons of fun and an awesome experience if you haven't been to one yet you are missing out and if you want a sweet set of custom graphics for whatever you ride they are awesome and worth every penny

From the owner: We pride ourselves on hosting quality events that are fun for the whole family.read more

Terrible attitude from track official promoting unsafe racing by not allowing all wheel drive cars…read moreto bypass the water box.

The food here makes me want to watch the races merely as an excuse to eat this deliciousness. The…read morestaff is amazing and friendly. I highly recommend!!!

We LOVED FastKart!! So much fun! We rented it out for a big party and everyone there had a blast…read more All the staff went above and beyond making sure it was a safe fun experience. There's a great party room where we got to have food and the arcade/billiards area is awesome. And - surprise! - their women's bathroom is incredible! Like I walked into the Davenport!! Super thoughtful and considerate, especially for breastfeeding moms. All equipment was in great condition! We'll be back again for sure!

Wow wow wow. What an awful establishment. I have been a loyal customer for 10+ years and they still…read moretreated my family and I like absolute garbage. I wish I could request a full refund for my money and my TIME. I could not have had a worse experience. First off, the staff was Extremely rude. The front desk worker was so mean and unprofessional. We watched the safely video that we have seen 100 times before but sat through it listened. The lady asked us questions about the video and we answered them all correctly. She then said that she could here us talking at points during the video so we have to re-watch it and starting screaming at us for some reason. We had a reservation at 1:30 and did not get on the track tell 3:00. While we were rewatching the video she had 2 groups go ahead of us for some reason so we had to wait an hour. She did not apologize or anything. She must have been feeling a need to assert power for some reason. When we finally got on the track, one of the workers was cool and professional. The other one with glasses was a complete loser. We are just minding our business having a friendly race and he decides to join the race to prove how good of a driver he is. He keeps trying to pass my little brother and can't, and eventually bumps into him and spins out. We are all confused why a working is bumping into people then freaks out and kicks all off the track. We did not receive any warnings or anything. They said we will not receive a refund either. Absolutely pathetic from them. Overall I do not know what is worse? The service or the racing. As soon as they see you have fun on the track they will just yell at you for bumping or going too fast. If you are reading this DO NOT COME HERE. SAVE YOUR MONEY

The amount of work it takes to be a very mid runner is hysterical! In all honesty though I haven't…read moreput much "training"' into a marathon in a very, very long time. Every time I sign up for something and say "this is it, it's time to actually get ready for this" - life lifes! and I find myself nearing the start line saying something like, "just crank this mary out today and have fun- enjoy the course". That's what happened with Coeur d'Alene! I registered on 2/18 after making a rather large life decision and said this is it, I'll train out and really pour into this prior to MDW. A rather enormous training period for someone who can roll out of bed on a Sunday and jog a marathon but life did its thing and I got side tracked with some large life choices and the "training" took a back seat. I thought I'd have to scrap this race all together but when it turned out I could make it work after a relocation and months of packing, followed by a couple of weeks of moving- I bought a new flight, revised my hotel dates to only come in to pick up my bib, run and make it happen! Despite feeling fairly worn out from the weeks leading up I was so excited and thankful to be in town to participate. This course is stunning. It reminded me a little of one of my other fav marathon courses (Cape Cod). There were several pacers but only a 3:30 pacer and a 4:30 pacer near my times, and 3:30 is still a dream for snail marathoner like me. I knew 4:30 would be rather conservative but also the best bet for where I was at to help ensure I remain injury free. Shawn the 4:30 pacer was amazing!! His energy and positive, fun vibe made this run even more special. I love when ultra runners pace marathons because I feel like such a clown the second I even dare think I'm feeling the least bit fatigued, knowing they'll run 75+ more miles for a run. They really put things in perspective and help marathons feel like a 20min 5k in your local park. I'd highly recommend this marathon if you like small races with beautiful, tranquil, serene vibes. Everyone called this the hottest day of the year but with recently moving to TX 80s felt dreamy! All in all I still boarded my flight feeling like I'd run BPN Last Man Standing not a measly 26.2. I told myself shake it off and have been getting around fairly nicely since. Lastly, about a month ago I remember writing "may bib 261 find me at a marathon check in". The thing about life is, you can't wait around for any one thing to find you- you need to go out and get it. I was given bib 164 and figured I'm less than 100 from what I want. I got back in line, took a chance and asked for it. To my most grateful surprise, sitting in another box it was brought over and swapped out for me. If you don't know the history behind this bib, go educate yourself! Can't wait to run this marathon again! I think I'll plan on training and running it next MDW for time ;)

This race was amazing and so much fun todo with my cousin this year we had absolutely had a blast…read morefirst time doing this race together

This Boston Marathon qualifying race is on October 11th, 2015 this year. They have Half-Marathon…read moreand Relay Team options and even a 10K for all of you minimalists out there!

This is such a fun theme park! The staff is so friendly, tons of food choices. Their handmade ice…read morecream is so delicious. The water park is very clean, lots of lifeguards and the slides are great! They also have an area for the little ones to play and splash around. Huge fan of the lazy river for a more chill vibe! They have lots of different rides in the main park for all ages. I also really enjoy Lindy's restaurant for beautiful patio dining or indoors for a break from the heat. It's such a fun family vibe and can't recommend it enough!

Horrible staff, even worse food. Dirty as hell. Every amusement park I've been too is better than…read morethis one.

What an amazing game - the Spokane Indians vs the Vancouver Canadians - May 7th, 2025 …read more Wow. Exciting - this was a home run derby. I have never seen a ball in my lifetime of watching baseball. A balk, then a second balk in the same inning , the same pitcher one pitch balk, ball, then. Lakes a run In - the go ahead run. It was mind blowing. A nice stadium- easy to get in to. The bathrooms are in the middle of each end. It's easy to get around, the only thing is if you are not familiar the staff to help out really didn't know. It's all good. I tried to find the seating online - it wasn't easily found for me. That's ok though. It's an easy layout and there is good seating in the whole stadium. There seems to be good seating everywhere. I will be back.

I didn't want to give up a chance to see a game at this minor league field. The game was packed…read morefull of fans and many of them were children. The ticket price, food, drinks, and gift shop prices were very reasonable. The Los Angeles Dodgers former player Ron Cey was there signing his book.