We took a tour here and were disappointed at first because we were allowed on the track or pits due to activity gearing up for the race the following weekend. However, while we were in the stands, all the cars came out for a practice race and THAT was totally worth it!. This place is much bigger than I thought and after visiting, my nephew now wants to see a daytona race.

The tour was ok but they are taking parts of it bit by bit. No media center tour, no standing on the stage. We have taken it four times in 13 years and you do NOT get as much as you used to for the money. The tour is not cheap. The vehicles and guides are still top notch…..

You can't beat the racing but there are a lot of improvements that need to be made by the track. We camped in the infield for the 3rd time and encountered the same issues every year- gross showers and a lack of adequate ADA transportation to the grandstands. My disabled father had to walk long distances because the "on call" ADA carts are impossible to get a hold of. You have to rely on Joy Ride which is supposed to be first come first serve but if you don't have a driver's number they won't stop for you. Their shuttles are a joke- you have to walk a long distance to get one so not an option for a handicapped person. They just got FEMA money so instead if improvements to the showers they paved the campsites. Showers are DISGUSTING! Hair and dirt on the floors, no water pressure, no mirrors and no plugs for hair dryers. The World Center of Racing can do so much better!

Did not go this year. Last visit we paid for Handicap Seats. When we arrived non handicap seats . I couldn't carry a 230 lb man 20 seats. Letter from management expressed sorrow but no seats no refund. Then I paid for 50 edition of 500 Leather Coat. After one Year the plastic piping started coming off. Only got to wear once. No apology no resolve no refund.

This was everything we had hoped it would be. We were able to secure the same seats for the whole week. If you can, do Fan Zone... So much Fun. Staff were friendly and knowledgable, food and drink is what you would expect at a venue like this.

Attended the Daytona 500 for the first time and had a great day! Staff was very friendly and there were plenty of bathrooms! It was hysterical to see the men’s line longer than the ladies! Quite the experience and would love to attend again.

What an amazing event the Daytona 500 is. If your a race fan put it on your list to see. We stayed in Daytona Beach so had a short drive to the free Lot7 parking. If you use it make sure you know where your car is, use `what 3 words` or something, it will be dark when you return. After the race only waited 20mins for a bus back to the Lot 7 its a very efficient operation they have going on there. I did think the range of food offerings would be greater than there was but you can get something, I would take food with us next time. Make sure you go on the track before the race, gives you a whole different perspective on the place. The race was exciting and the air display although not the Red Arrows was great seeing and hearing! the Thunderbirds Jets flying over your head was awesome.

What an amazing venue! The sheer size was overwhelming and should be considered one of the modern wonders of the world! Supercross was a very fun inexpensive event that kicked off bike week! Americans came from all over the country to pray to GOD, sing the national anthem and watch some really FAST bikes!!!!!

I took the Daytona Speedway tour not knowing anything about racing except the name. Of course the tour did not make me an expert but it did make me appreciate the scale and magnitude of the Daytona 500 and its massive home to other kinds of motor sports. Photos cannot compare to seeing the place in person. Value for money, the 1 hour tour takes the visitor to the speedway, the stands, the pits and the museum.Highly recommended if you visit the Daytona area.

Lackluster experience with every staff member, minus the young lady at the photo booth was on their personal phones, with no regards to the guests. The track tour was closed on the day of our visit "due to an event" which was ok with us. Never the less we opted to pay and take the self guided museum tour. Beautiful space looks like they spent millions but all the video displays in each space were turned off. The huge main theatre had its doors open and just running a loop of past Daytona races. Not dramatic like I had thought. Comments from our family included "I thought it would be more noisy" and "be more exciting - its Nascar!" It was like a library in there. Just surprised overall. We did stop in the gift shop that was open, again lackluster experience with staff behind the counter. Never greeted just said "have a nice day" once they handed us our bag with our days purchase. Just overall surprised at the presentation and experience.