Attended the 2024 stop watch national motocross race. For only 10 dollars I watched 2 intense…read morecompetitive races with over 40 riders. In between the matches they had open track practice with even more riders just trying out the course. There was plenty of easy parking and a lot of bleacher seats available. Restrooms are close by. My only gripe is the restrooms didn't seem to have working sinks to dispense water and soap to wash hands. Luckily I had some hand sanitizer on me. But other than that it's a really awesome place to come hang out for a couple hours a days and if you're up for it, even brining your own dirt bike and trying the course !

I love this track. There's nothing else like it has always been the greatest vet track! has made me…read moreextremely good Dirtbike rider I appreciate them always taking care of the track clean parking lot and keeping the place 100% tip top thank you for there service I recommend this place to any family or friend

Very exhilarating and worth a try!…read more We opted for the 6 races at $100 each (these races do not expire). It is a steep price to pay upfront, but they go a long way. Each race last approx. 10-15 mins. You'll walk through an arcade area upon entering. There is a counter in the center where you can choose your race packet. You will have to take a picture so be mindful of that. (something I wish i knew before hand lol) Once in the race arena you pick your own helmet and the worker will assign you a cart. The course looks small compared to K1 racing, but feels long when actually driving. Overall, it is a great date night/family outing. We really enjoyed it just racing eachother and others too.

Update: The Groupon was new, not expired. No credit was given, please don't spread lies about a…read moresituation you know nothing about. You weren't even present, you didn't come out. The idea of yelp is to provide honesty and transparency. Save your money, gas and time! I drove from Corona to take my son here after I purchased a Groupon to use. As soon as we walked in, there was a rancid smell and you can tell the place is not cleaned. You're quickly reminded you're in San Bernardino. The staff is incompetent. I'm was told they couldn't honor my Groupon and offered no further assistance other than giving me full pricing. I said it was unacceptable and bad business. Never will be going back. We walked out and left. I'm not going to support a place like this. Go to the competitor.

Every year I've passed this event along the interstate and I finally had the pleasure of attending…read morethe San Bernardino County Rodeo for the first time this year. Let me just say that it truly lived up to its reputation as a top-tier western event! From start to finish, the rodeo offered a thrilling mix of traditional competitions, family-friendly entertainment, and a lively atmosphere that made for an unforgettable experience. The rodeo events themselves were well planned and coordinated. The bull riding, barrel racing, and roping competitions showcased the impressive skills of the cowboys and cowgirls involved. There were so many moments that kept you on the edge of your seat and wanting more. The rodeo grounds were well-organized, with plenty of parking, seating, food vendors offering a variety of classic rodeo fare, and booths selling western gear and souvenirs. Overall, the San Bernardino County Rodeo is an absolute must-visit if you're in the area, offering heart-pounding action and great community spirit. If you haven't been, I highly recommend you do. You won't be disappointed.

I've run the half marathon here for the past 3 years. It's a small race, but it's well organized…read more It's small enough where they still have race day packet pick-up. They also have a 5k and 10k. I can't speak for the shorter distances, but the half marathon is a rather challenging, hilly course. The course takes you through some nice residential streets of Redlands with some great views along Sunset Dr. Unique to this race is that they have some delicious orange juice waiting for you at the finish line.

Running through Redlands is a pleasure!…read more Now in its 34th year, this annual race brings just as many spectators as it does runners, it seems. Although there were many, many local runners present, other runners from neighboring cities and counties (like me) caravanned to Redlands on this crisp morning to enjoy a great run as well. The Half Marathon loop not only winds and meanders through Redlands' tree-lined streets--where you'll find some amazingly beautiful homes!--but it also takes you through Prospect Park and the Redlands Country Club. Then, soon afterward, you'll find yourself in Smiley Heights, which provides for some seriously breathtaking views of the San Bernardino mountains. The scenic course is an upward jaunt--an easy elevation gain--until about mile 8. After that, the rest is almost entirely downhill! The event is well-organized, easy to find, and parking is free and plentiful at the Redlands Mall, where the packet pick-up and the start line await you. The reasons why Redlands' 5k, 10k, and Half have lasted for 34 years now is evident.

Do not come here ! The workers have terrible customer service. They are all rude and not helpful…read more They do not help to push you down, they just stand there and scream at you to hurry up. The lines are terribly long because of the same reason they don't help to push people down. It's very unorganized and highly OVERPRICED! I Paid $420 dollars just to get yelled at and have workers tell me that they can't help us to push us down. It's not worth it.

Big Bear Snow Play was such a fun experience! We did night tubing, and the kiddos had a great time…read more It's definitely cold, so bundle up There are two sides to get to the top, and I highly recommend the far left side when you're facing uphill it was noticeably less crowded. The slopes are really good too; you definitely pick up some speed, which made it extra fun. Night hours are from 5-9 PM, so if you're planning to go in the evening, get there early to really get your money's worth. Overall, a great family experience and lots of fun!

Easily one of my husband's and my favorite places to ride/rage on dirt bikes. Great place for…read morebeginners and advanced riders. They water the tracks so the dirt is always great. If you're looking for an opportunity to ride with others you may can find it there as well if you're not shy about approaching people. I highly recommend this track.

Hadn't been on a track in about 4 years, and went to Cahuilla today. Couldn't have been better,…read moregreat weather and perfect track. Had an awesome time, thank you!!!

Hosted a private event here (Grand Prix Package) and we had the time of our lives!…read more We arrived 30 minutes early and come to find out they wouldn't let us in as they were cleaning up after a pro karting tournament, not a big deal but we were basically forced to turn around and sit in our car until they let us in. We were finally let in and checked in, where we were then told they no longer had gloves (which come with the package) to provide for us. Again, no big deal and they compensated with t-shirt instead. We went to the briefing where they teach you the rules of the trak, flag meanings, and how to operate the kart. Pay attention as this is important to maintaining track safety. When you take these karts on track man they are fun! This is not your normal K1 ladies and gentlemen! Despite these karts not at their fullest potential, coming into these corners and pushing yourself to use the entirety of the track is so fun! Each and every session the staff made us feel welcomed and we enjoyed the practice, quali, and grand prix grid race! One note, I was told there would be 30-45 minute breaks in between sessions. This was not the case. Our sessions were separated by 10, maybe 15 minute breaks which ultimately led to exhaustion and we were unable to really hang out in between the sessions. Nonetheless, we enjoyed our time and will be booking another private event.

Was looking forward to celebrating my birthday at K1 Circuit with my closest friends and parents…read more For weeks we watched videos and genuinely thought we were walking into a fun, professional experience. Instead, it turned into one of the most uncomfortable and disappointing customer service experiences I've had in a long time. The staff was unbelievably rude from the moment we arrived. Zero hospitality, zero professionalism, and absolutely no effort to make guests feel welcome. Isabella at the front desk, openly talked about our group behind our backs, laughing, giggling, and staring like a bunch of high school kids instead of employees representing a business. It was immature, disrespectful, and honestly embarrassing to witness. Coming from Los Angeles, I'm used to staff at least pretending to care about customers. Here, every interaction felt cold, hostile, and uncomfortable. Dead stares, rude attitudes, and an overall vibe that made it feel like guests were a burden instead of paying customers. If it weren't for the number of people who drove long distances to attend with me, I would have walked out before even getting on the track. To make things worse, being forced to purchase an annual license on top of the experience just added insult to injury. Safe to say this will be our first and last visit. What should have been one of the best days of the year with the people most important to me ended up being overshadowed by an incredibly unprofessional staff and a horrible customer experience.

When my 9 year old told my wife and me he wanted to see a NASCAR race, I was hesitant because I'm a…read moreformula one guy. But we went on line and got some good tickets (section 14 row 3) for $25.00/kid and $50.00 for me. Parking was included! About that parking... Ok, we got there close to race start, around 11AM. Traffic was jammed and the queue just to get to the parking lot was almost 20 minutes off of Etiwanda and Napa St. Once we found parking, it was almost a half mile walk to the grandstands and then another 1/8 of a mile from section 78 to 14. There's tons of food vendors, LOTS of beer, and the requisite souvenir stands. It was loud, noisy, damp, cold and exciting. Yup, it's NASCAR, baby! Having been to monster truck events, we knew to bring ear protection. And, since we had the freak blizzard in So. CA, we also layered and even brought a blanket. We didn't have a chance to sample the food, but it all looked and smelled good (we had a birthday party after the race). The queues to the restrooms were long, even for the men, but it went fast. The women's line was really long, so plan on missing many laps if you have to "go." Our seats were really good, but the safety walls block most of the view. In reality, probably higher seats would have a better view. The bleachers are aluminum slabs, so bring a seat cushion for added comfort. There were tons of tailgaters having a great time with music and barbecues and beer a plenty. It was a good time for all and surprisingly family friendly. My boys are already looking forward to the next race. Next time we're bringing the grill, some good food and more good friends...

I am so out of shape. That's the title of this review…read more Absolutely ran out of breath getting to our seats that were centrally located in the mid-nosebleeds. Thought we would hate the view, but actually we had perfect shade and were situated right at the finish line. BEAUTIFUL. So where does this review take us to a missing star? Came to Auto Club Speedway for Nascar and saw that there were long lines to get in. However, the ticket takers were efficient and friendly, and we got in right away! Ok, now what? It was pretty hot out and my party and I desperately needed to get water. Like I'm dripping sweat from every pore, and I haven't even tried to get to my seats yet. Every single stand had long lines so we decided to go to the shortest one which just so happened to also sell 'Brick Curly Fries'. We weren't looking for food, but we figured ahhh what the heck, let's just get that too. When we finally got up to the cash register, it turns out that they were OUT OF WATER. I asked why they weren't announcing that to the people in line, and they said 'lots of people get in this line looking for water so we don't want to lose customers'. Um.. that's deceptive. We went through multiple other lines, never able to get water, until after about an hour and a half or two hours of my party split up in different lines searching for water did we finally finda Hard Seltzer pop-up that did sell it (but wasn't advertising that they had water!). I had a lot of fun and I enjoyed myself, but that inability to find access to water (TO PURCHASE) almost made my trip unbearable. Add that to the fact that it was a really long trek to the seats and I'd probably pass out of dehydration going up and down in search of water and back to my seat again, and I think it's really fair that they're only losing 1 star for having something as necessary as water so difficult to acquire.

This place deserves more than 5 stars. I thought this was going to be an interactive video game…read moretype of thing but it was way more than that. I will 100% be back again and I will be telling all my friends about this. A truly unique experience. You really feel the true race car experience and I think you need to wear workout clothes cause I felt the sweat from trying to concentrate and control the car. The cost is so worth the 1 or 2 hour time slot. I'm sold and will be looking into a membership cause I'm addicted.

First time trying sim racing and I'm glad I chose the 2-hour Nordschleife experience - absolutely…read moreworth the $82! Even though I didn't use the full session (it's more physically demanding than expected - seriously, LOL), the experience was fantastic from start to finish. Shoutout to Jason on staff - super professional and welcoming. He guided me through check-in, helped set everything up, and even offered a bottle of water before giving me some helpful tips on handling the cars. Small touches like that really elevated the visit. For those curious, here's the YouTube link to my run - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CzysPtCC5gE. I clocked in around 8 minutes from the pit, which I think is pretty decent for a first-timer!