This was best time I've ever had. Shout to the coach I had Abe. You are a stellar guy. He's so…read morefantastic, very calm energy. I drove the Ferrari classic red. Absolutely fantastic, handles great. It's not touchy. Definitely easier to drive than the Lamborghini. Some people also do a ride along in a hellcat and there is drifting so if you get motion sickness you probably want to sit out. Because it's wild. I also want to add. Its best to get your money worth paying for 5 laps not 2. By lap 2 you get used to the car then you have to exit. So pay the extra. Regardless I highly recommend doing this if you're in Vegas. Last little detail.. You can pay for the video of you driving the car. It does end up in spam an you do need to download from a computer because it won't download on the phone. The file is too big. Again big shout to Abe.

We visited SPEEDVEGAS to celebrate my boyfriend's birthday, and while the idea is exciting, the…read moreoverall experience felt overpriced and underwhelming. The main issue is the value for money. We paid around $300 for 5 laps, but 2 of those are essentially warm-up laps, so you don't really get the full driving experience. On top of that, the instructor constantly limits your speed, so you never fully feel the power of the car. Right from the start, you're encouraged to purchase additional laps, with the explanation that the experience will go by very quickly -- which it does. We ended up buying 2 extra laps for about $70, which also felt expensive for such a short track. The track itself is quite small, so the laps feel very short. You barely have time to get into the experience before it's over. The whole activity was advertised as a two-hour experience, but in reality, we were done in less than an hour, including about 15 minutes of waiting before even getting started. They also offer an in-car video for an additional cost, which I personally don't think is worth it. It's just a basic dashcam-style recording inside the car. For the price of the experience -- especially for special occasions like a birthday -- something like this could easily be included or at least made more creative and memorable. Overall, by the end of the visit, the total cost ended up being significantly higher than expected, almost double the original price. I'm giving this two stars for the concept and potential. It could be an amazing experience, but in its current state, the pricing, track size, and overall execution don't quite justify the cost. I would consider coming back if there were noticeable improvements.

It was a great experience! Sean and Paul really helped me understand driving on a track and it was…read morea safe and controlled environment which is really important when doing things like this. Thank you to the whole team! Will definitely come back next time

This is our third time here at the Dream Racing. We have tried driving race cars (4 different cars)…read moreon their beautifully crafted track and did ride along drifting as well as today battle drifting. We had only the best experience here. Their drivers/instructors are all professional and knowledgeable race cars drivers. They have a huge race cars selection and they keep their facility spotless. We will definitely be back again!

Gene Woods Racing Experience is one of the most unexpectedly fun things I've done on Fremont…read moreStreet. Located inside Neonopolis, this indoor go-kart track delivers real racing energy -- fast-accelerating electric karts, a tight technical track, and racing that gets competitive almost immediately. It's incredibly convenient if you're already downtown. You walk in, get a quick rundown, and suddenly you're racing while all the Fremont Street action is happening just outside. It's a great break from the usual bar crawl and something genuinely interactive. Definitely a spot I'll be recommending to visiting guests.

Oh em geeeee this place was such an underrated hidden gem. Found a great deal for this place on…read moreGroupon and said YOLO! After we arrived on Fremont street it took a minute to find but tucked away was this place. Now looks are definitely deceiving. When I initially saw the track I was underwhelmed however after having completed the race I felt I got my moneys worth. The Groupon price at least was well worth it. The race went on about 10 minutes and my man and I had a blast. The staff here was so friendly and helpful and it's a great addition to your Fremont street adventures

This place is super cool…read more I came here to try the go karts and I got to watch the exotics race and drift as well. A nice little adrenaline rush first time racing go karts. For an extra fee you get to record your race and have it sent to you.

When in Vegas, one must go to the track and drive exotic cars. This was my third visit to the…read morelocation south of the strip. There is one north of the strip, but I prefer this one. The 1.3 mile track features 10 turns, a 2000ft straight, and F1-spec safety barriers. Car rentals start at $249 for 5 laps and go up to $549 for a Ferrari 488 Pista or Porsche GT2. Multiple car packages and additional laps are available. I booked 10 laps in a Porsche Cayman GT4 RS and 7 laps in a Porsche 991 GT3RS. On prior visits, I drove a Porsche Cayman GT4, a Ferrari 488 GTB and a Porsche 992 GT3. My favorite car has been the Cayman GT4, probably because it's closest to my own 718 Boxster GTS 4.0. It was a sunny, 100+ degree day and my reservation was at 9am. For some reason I was dog slow on this day ... I couldn't get in sync with the car or the track. Turn 3 continued to be my nemesis ... mess up this turn and you're out of position for the esses that follow. I couldn't even find a rhythm for turn 10, my favorite. As a result, my time was 5+ seconds slower than on my prior visit. Switching to the 991 GT3RS improved my times by 3sec, but still way off the pace. In contrast, the 'hot shoe' of the day lapped the track 12sec faster. What did I spend? $1,281.60 on car rental, lap videos, and tips. Was it worth it? A resounding YES. As Arnold said, "I'll be back."

Absolutely loved Vegas Superkarts at Speed Vegas! Such a great experience! A few friends and I came…read morehere on a Sunday morning, we were able to walk right in and sign up to race! Upon arrival, we did a quick check in and short safety debriefing. The staff here helped get us the helmets, and a locker for our things! Such nice people that work here, so happy to help with any questions, and seemed happy to be working there! The Go Karts themselves are gas powered, so they feel extra fast! 9/10 laps per race depending on your pace, and the laps are done by time trial! So cool and so fun. They also have a really cool viewing deck if you want to watch the exotic cars on the track at Speed Vegas! Such a cool place and very unique!

Discovered this place after K1 kept quoting us a 2 hour wait time and we are very happy with our…read moreexperience at Vegas SuperKarts! I very much enjoy that you can reserve a time! Now, I know that the time you book won't be the exact start time, but I appreciate that they try to limit how many people can join a time slot. We waited maybe 15 minutes in line to check-in, then had our briefing. Staff was knowledgeable and very friendly. I will say, the karts don't have a reverse button, not that I could see. So when someone crashed into a barrier, they were stuck waiting for an employee to get them back on the track. I did like the screen display with my name and placement on the kart. Placement is based on best lap time. You can purchase your POV video for $10/race and it will be emailed to you. Overall, we had so much fun! I would recommend and we will be back. It's a convenient location for us too! The only reason I gave this place 4 & not 5 stars is because it is pricier. It was about $20-$35 more than racing with K1 (using a 2 race, 2 person experience as reference). We paid $143 for 2 races, 2 people. It was $65/person + $13 in taxes and fees. In comparison, K1 is $54/person + $7/person (annual "license") + $0 in taxes and fees. It would be $108 without the license, and $122 with the license. Even with the price difference, my preference is still Vegas SuperKarts. Thank you for the wonderful experience!

If this is on your bucket list DO IT! It was awesome experience I did the driving by myself it was…read moreso much fun I got the nascar to go 130MPH they do have rev limiters on the car but still that was fast and fun! I'm going to DO IT again well worth the price and everyone was so nice

Are you looking for a crazy fun adrenaline rush? Then check out the Richard Petty Driving…read moreExperience at The Las Vegas Motor Speedway! You can choose to be a Rider or a Driver. There are several different levels of packages available. You can check their website for info, options and pricing. You must call to schedule your experience. They get very busy and normally do not have openings available same day. When you call in, they will also try to sell you photo and video packages. Unfortunately, the website doesn't have any of this info. The people in the phone while efficient, are not very patient. The day of your appointment, you park and go to the trailer to check in. They will verify photo and video options and upgrades at that time. Be sure to ask questions and verify what you are getting. Also, be warned- a still photo is with the backdrop of a banner - not a car. Whether you're driving or riding - the experience itself is a rush! I'm already thinking of planning another visit.

What a fun experience! Costly for a 10 second ride? Yes, absolutely but everything in Vegas is…read moreexpensive. It's a once in a lifetime experience and we had fun. Wish it was for more than just one ride down the drag strip but it's okay. The rush of going 0 to 160mph is something like I've never felt before. What a rush! Had no idea what to expect but I'm sure glad we tried it before we moved away from Las Vegas. Overall, great customer service, fun ride, definitely would recommend it for you speed demons out there.

I did this earlier this year in the spring in Albuquerque at the local dragway. I was scheduled for…read more1 full hour-from start to finish. They did share that I should get there 30 mins. before my scheduled time of 1:15-2:15 which I did. And then I and others waited and waited. The lady doing our check in alluded to the fact that they were short of staff that day. We had to do a training and safety session before the driving. Then there was another delay as they needed to get fuel into the cars. I was not even able to run the car until 3 pm! So they were at least 1 hour late or more. Then during my first run I accidentally pressed the brake (the fit inside a drag race car is extremely tight). I got chastised by a guy who turned out to be Doug Foley. He made me run the same distance again. After my 3rd run, I was forced to get out EVEN THOUGH I DIDN'T RUN THE ¼ mile WHICH IS THE WHOLE POINT of the program I paid for-that is why you drive a drag race car-it's all about the ¼ mile! They could have allowed me to do the final run-it would have taken just 5-10 more minutes-this is after all of the delays. The guy who was the trainer and the starter apologized and said I just needed call the toll free # and they would reschedule me in the future since I already paid. That made no sense-that could cost me another at least another 2-3 hours sometime in the future and who knows when this clown show would come back on tour in town! I asked to talk to who was in charge-Doug Foley. Frankly he was just rude and would not budge. In short, the whole situation was an utter fiasco. Customer service? This guy just didn't care. I reiterated that they were short of staff and running very, very late. He had no reaction at all-pathetic.