Great place to visit for a couple of time, but then same ol, same ol. Stayed on turn three nice area. Water supplied which was nice. Camping in the area is kept up and clean. Security is great, very friendly. Will visit again in a few years.
(3)
Brett W.
Rusty Wallace driving experience was awesome
(5)
Austin S.
My first experience at an NASCAR event and man was it awesome. Arriving early each morning and getting to go onto the track and pits to see the cars and drivers was amazing. NASCAR really knows how to amp up the crowd and get everyone buckled up for 188 laps of 200+ mph, 3 wide and the smell of race fuel and tire smoke will amp everyone up. It's not just a race, It's TALLADEGA BABY!
(5)
Ron U.
They have this thing down to a science. Traffic getting into and leaving was almost pleasant. The police were very tolerant and patient with the throngs of drivers in the grounds and on the road. The facility is HUGE and they had plenty of people to assist you to your section and seat. More importantly they are super friendly, hell EVERYONE here is friendly. We found out this out first hand with complete strangers offering us their own beer. Abundant food and plenty of rest rooms ( beer for some reason goes thru you fast). Great experience and one of the best tracks we've attended.
(5)
Justin W.
Dega or bust! A subculture you have to experience at least once in your life...really more than once. The people watching is absolutely second-to-none. I have gone multiple times, and love it sincerely. There are so many crazy people, the cars are so stinking loud, and food and beer is everywhere. It doesn't really make sense, but it makes perfect sense once you get used to it. And the place is huge.
(4)
Chastity E.
One of my favorite race tracks to go to. I love to camp on site to walk to the track. Just be very choosy as to where you camp with kids! We go almost every year and have a lot of fun every time!
(5)
Tiffany G.
Experience of a lifetime. Most amazing thing, 200k people and no problems. I think we only saw 5 cops on site all day. Everyone was nice. No graffiti, no trash, no out of control people. Awesome!!! They do such a great job of traffic control there was no hours getting in or out, just zipped in and zipped out.
(5)
Jose O.
I'm not a NASCAR fan at all ! but do yourself a favor and take the track tour ! it's totally worth it. You get to truly understand how steep those banked turns are and you get to walk around the victory circle! So why 4 stars not 5 ? Simple i'm not a NASCAR fan.
(4)
Nickie G.
I can't believe someone hasn't reviewed Talladega Superspeedway yet. Allow me to be the first - and someone please add on to give us all tips on camping, partying, etc! So I got to take my first trip down to Talladega this past week. Due to a lack of generator to go with my camper, I decided to get a hotel/shuttle package in Birmingham. The shuttle drove us right to the Talladega parking lot at around 7:15AM and drove us home after. Nice deal right? Tickets - tickets weren't that expensive and there are tickets in all different price ranges. I paid more the higher price so that I could see the entire track. I was surprised to find myself at almost the tip top of the tower but I definitely could see all the action going on! Organization - people working there didn't seem to 100% know what is going on. I bought Talladega Experience tix and the ushers didn't know if they give you pit access (they did) or where the actual hospitality tents were (outside the track). We spent a lot of needless time wandering around when misled on where to go. Need to get all the staff oriented! Talladega Experience - I paid some extra cash to go to the hospitality tents and also to have a meet/greet with certain drivers. This included food and drink all morning, plus pit passes. Sadly it was POURING rain when we got there so the entire thing was less optimal than it could have been. Cars weren't on pit road, pit boxes were all covered up, drivers just were interviewed on stage with a chick from Speed TV instead of having an opportunity to maybe get something signed, and everyone was soaking wet and huddled in the tents. But that's not the track's fault, just the way it goes with weather. The good thing about this was food (biscuits/gravy, cookies, pork sliders, huge turkey legs, etc - all different things in each booth) and drinks (beer and even full bar in the Crown Royal tent). Cracked my first beer at 9AM, had a vodka soda before 10AM, and generally was feeling good despite the rain! Pre-race was cool but seems less "BIG" than they do it in TX. I guess I shouldn't be surprised about that though since everything (except the track) is bigger in Texas! The actual race was great - huge track, lots of good racing, good scanner reception, fun people sitting around us, and generally awesome! Things I didn't get to experience: camping in the infield or trolling the driver haulers, etc. Want to do both of those next time. Until then a 4 star for putting on a good show and getting everything underway without being too rain-delayed!!
Lisa E.
Great place to visit for a couple of time, but then same ol, same ol. Stayed on turn three nice area. Water supplied which was nice. Camping in the area is kept up and clean. Security is great, very friendly. Will visit again in a few years.
(3)Brett W.
Rusty Wallace driving experience was awesome
(5)Austin S.
My first experience at an NASCAR event and man was it awesome. Arriving early each morning and getting to go onto the track and pits to see the cars and drivers was amazing. NASCAR really knows how to amp up the crowd and get everyone buckled up for 188 laps of 200+ mph, 3 wide and the smell of race fuel and tire smoke will amp everyone up. It's not just a race, It's TALLADEGA BABY!
(5)Ron U.
They have this thing down to a science. Traffic getting into and leaving was almost pleasant. The police were very tolerant and patient with the throngs of drivers in the grounds and on the road. The facility is HUGE and they had plenty of people to assist you to your section and seat. More importantly they are super friendly, hell EVERYONE here is friendly. We found out this out first hand with complete strangers offering us their own beer. Abundant food and plenty of rest rooms ( beer for some reason goes thru you fast). Great experience and one of the best tracks we've attended.
(5)Justin W.
Dega or bust! A subculture you have to experience at least once in your life...really more than once. The people watching is absolutely second-to-none. I have gone multiple times, and love it sincerely. There are so many crazy people, the cars are so stinking loud, and food and beer is everywhere. It doesn't really make sense, but it makes perfect sense once you get used to it. And the place is huge.
(4)Chastity E.
One of my favorite race tracks to go to. I love to camp on site to walk to the track. Just be very choosy as to where you camp with kids! We go almost every year and have a lot of fun every time!
(5)Tiffany G.
Experience of a lifetime. Most amazing thing, 200k people and no problems. I think we only saw 5 cops on site all day. Everyone was nice. No graffiti, no trash, no out of control people. Awesome!!! They do such a great job of traffic control there was no hours getting in or out, just zipped in and zipped out.
(5)Jose O.
I'm not a NASCAR fan at all ! but do yourself a favor and take the track tour ! it's totally worth it. You get to truly understand how steep those banked turns are and you get to walk around the victory circle! So why 4 stars not 5 ? Simple i'm not a NASCAR fan.
(4)Nickie G.
I can't believe someone hasn't reviewed Talladega Superspeedway yet. Allow me to be the first - and someone please add on to give us all tips on camping, partying, etc! So I got to take my first trip down to Talladega this past week. Due to a lack of generator to go with my camper, I decided to get a hotel/shuttle package in Birmingham. The shuttle drove us right to the Talladega parking lot at around 7:15AM and drove us home after. Nice deal right? Tickets - tickets weren't that expensive and there are tickets in all different price ranges. I paid more the higher price so that I could see the entire track. I was surprised to find myself at almost the tip top of the tower but I definitely could see all the action going on! Organization - people working there didn't seem to 100% know what is going on. I bought Talladega Experience tix and the ushers didn't know if they give you pit access (they did) or where the actual hospitality tents were (outside the track). We spent a lot of needless time wandering around when misled on where to go. Need to get all the staff oriented! Talladega Experience - I paid some extra cash to go to the hospitality tents and also to have a meet/greet with certain drivers. This included food and drink all morning, plus pit passes. Sadly it was POURING rain when we got there so the entire thing was less optimal than it could have been. Cars weren't on pit road, pit boxes were all covered up, drivers just were interviewed on stage with a chick from Speed TV instead of having an opportunity to maybe get something signed, and everyone was soaking wet and huddled in the tents. But that's not the track's fault, just the way it goes with weather. The good thing about this was food (biscuits/gravy, cookies, pork sliders, huge turkey legs, etc - all different things in each booth) and drinks (beer and even full bar in the Crown Royal tent). Cracked my first beer at 9AM, had a vodka soda before 10AM, and generally was feeling good despite the rain! Pre-race was cool but seems less "BIG" than they do it in TX. I guess I shouldn't be surprised about that though since everything (except the track) is bigger in Texas! The actual race was great - huge track, lots of good racing, good scanner reception, fun people sitting around us, and generally awesome! Things I didn't get to experience: camping in the infield or trolling the driver haulers, etc. Want to do both of those next time. Until then a 4 star for putting on a good show and getting everything underway without being too rain-delayed!!
(4)