Hi we were wanting to go to the races between the 10/30-11/2. Has anyone gone, is there a shuttle?
Was it worth it?
Was it easy to find?
Thanks
Was it worth it?
Was it easy to find?
Thanks
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Originally posted by: MedicluvsLasVegas
Hi we were wanting to go to the races between the 10/30-11/2. Has anyone gone, is there a shuttle?
Was it worth it?
Was it easy to find?
Thanks
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Originally posted by: BobOrmeQuote
Originally posted by: MedicluvsLasVegas
Hi we were wanting to go to the races between the 10/30-11/2. Has anyone gone, is there a shuttle?
Was it worth it?
Was it easy to find?
Thanks
I've been to 55 different drag strips in the USA and Canada, and The Strip at Las Vegas Motor Speedway is my favorite track! I've been to about 20 NHRA National events there, in both the spring and fall.
It's very easy to find on Speedway Blvd, Exit 54 off of I-15, about 12 miles north of downtown Las Vegas. The Strip is on your left as you head east on Speedway Blvd toward the NASCAR track.
There is a shuttle available, for a price. That would be a viable transportation option if adult beverage consumption is expected to be part of your fan experience. Most tracks have beer for sale. The Strip at LVMS has a much larger selection of adult beverages available. If not, a rental car would make your race weekend more flexible than taking a shuttle.
The Strip at LVMS(Scroll down and click on "transportation")
General admission tickets are a little cheaper than reserved seats, but the GA grandstands are on the right-lane side of the drag strip. The pits are behind the reserved seat (left-lane) grandstands. Most folks like spending time in the pits at the drag races, and while there is a tunnel under the track to get from the GA grandstands to the pits, it is a bit of a walk.
