This review is just for the track and its facilities. I was greatly impressed with everything. The midway with vendors still had some free product demos to be found. The parking off site and shuttle in were seamless. With thousands in attendance never was there a long line for entrance, food, or bathrooms. Food was priced reasonably. The bathrooms were clean. Definitively a place to watch the great american race.

Attended the IMSA Roar and the Rolex 24 Hours of Daytona. Great experience, especially staying at the track for the entire 24 hours of the race. Walking around at night trying different viewing locations was fantastic.

What a breathtaking experience to visit this place. The entrance is $30 p.p. if a group is travelling or just 2 people it is $26 p.p. Free parking. We visited this place the day before the race, so we got to see some cars practicing. The trolley tour was awesome. Free parking.

It was our first time at the race track. We took the tour. It was amazing. We got to see so much. The views from the top rows of seats is awesome. The museum is very good also. We really enjoyed the visit.

Our Cub Scout Pack had a great time camping inside the race track during Scout Days. Such a cool event with scouts from all over the country participating. Scouts got to sign their name on the finish line and walk the race track, they had a movie night, tram tour of the facility and driver meet and greet with tour of the garages.

Rockville was Epic. This Venue was set up perfectly with PLENTY of water sprinklers, FREE hydration stations. There was plenty of food stands bathrooms well kept. Probably the cleanest concert festival experience I’ve ever had. Plenty of space for breathing room. Loved it and will return!

Daytona International Speedway has always been on my list to visit. Having visited Florida numerous times, for some reason we never made it down to Daytona Speedway before. On this trip I visited with a friend who like me has a larger than normal interest in cars :-) We booked the tour easily in the reception area of the Speedway next to the museum. Our tour guide was very knowledgable and told us he worked at the speedway since he was a young boy (he was now in his 60´s). He told us about many really cool things he experienced over the years. On our visit there was no track activity. Some people might find that dissapointing, but for me it actually suited. It enabled us to actually walk on the track and sign the finish line. We were also allowed on the podium with the number 1, 2 and 3 position. All in all a very amazing experience. I always tip the tour guide after every tour I do in the United States, however this tour guide didnt take it. He said ¨your interest in our speedway is enough for me¨Very nice of him of course, but still I felt a bit ¨wrong¨. Anyway, very nice of him. After the tour we visited the museum. This is an experience in its own. There is lots of cars on display and lots of memorabilia. For someone like me that likes memorabilia in particular this was an amazing visit.

Daytona Beach (the actual hard sand beach) was famous for motor car racing long before today's race track was built. I went to see the site... and visit the museum attached to the race complex. Museum has many artifacts and stories. I enjoyed them all.

The 4 day pass we got was great. 4 races 4 days. The racing was amazing. Watrhing the mclaren lead the 24 hours of daytona I consider to be the greatest moments of my life. That all changed when the car broke while in the lead and made me sad. But other than that the seats were good they had restarants inside the grandstands and overall I want to go back.