Came to Indianapolis from Edmonton Alberta on a business trip. Figured I must stop by to see the Speedway. Unfortunately my visit was during the off season, so there were no races. You dont really realize the size of the track until youre standing in the middle of it. Museum was cool. Gift shop was ridiculously overpriced, but that didnt stop me from picking up a couple souvenirs.

Did not get to see everything new at the track due to limited access but all the new video boards are great. It was awesome to see and hear sports cars at the track again. Wish they would bring IMSA back and I hope they do now with new leadership. Great place to be as always.

Been here for every 500 over the last decade. Went to the the Harvest Grand Prix this year. Its always an amazing time with amazing fans. Its always great when Im back home in Indiana.

Awesome for all race fans! Take a tour of track, walk the brickyard and see where your favorite driver takes the pole position...leading yourself into the museum to absorb some of Motorspeedway history firsthand. Can’t wait to experience the real action of racing and roar of the machines.

The Speedway has been a wonderful old friend since the mid-70s. We persuaded my Mom that coming to the track in 1976 for time trials would be an excellent Mothers Day outing. 2020, my brother and I sat in the white stoned parking lot across from the short shoot and watched the race...still a good time. The double flyover by the Air Force Thunderbirds always inspires...thank you for your service. Now Passing the Passion to my adopted daughter who is now a 2 race veteran...waiting for #3 in 2021. Thank you Mr. Penske for your love and service to The Greatest Spectacle in Racing. God Bless America.

No Indy 500 race was going on but we just wanted to say we’ve been there. Really nice grounds. Enjoyed the gift shop. Hope to one day come back and see a race.

My sister and I had a blast even though we had to watch the race from outside the track due to no spectators allowed inside this year!

An amazing facility top notch. Its a must go to Indianapolis Speed Way for any motor head.

Lots of fun seeing the cars in the museum. Went on to golf cart tour and learned a lot well worth the money.

Visiting from out of town with very little exposure to racing in general, I really enjoyed our visit. I loved the tour of the track, hearing about the traditions of the Indy 500, and exploring the museum with all of the history it contains.If you enjoy auto racing, or are interested in learning about something new, this would be a fun activity.We were there for two hours (including the track tour) and it felt like a good amount of time for someone who knows so little about racing. If you have more knowledge going in, you could easily spend way more time in the museum. There’s so much to read and learn.4 stars because for me, it was fun, but not an absolute must.

It was great to be back at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. There is so much history here and its great to see that there is a new owner who wants to keep it the World Capital of Racing and is making improvements to the track and grounds. A great facility to enjoy racing at.

Really nice night in a very nice facility for a racetrack lights at the Brickyard was amazing on January 5th. I just hope next year I can be there when its snowing and a lot darker. Besides the lights at the brickyard in the summertime the racetrack is amazing while you see all the people walking and driving their motorcycles and music playing its a nice time to bring your friends or family to enjoy your moments. I will say it does get overcrowded and what I mean by that is a lot of people do come there to walk and drink and at times I can get pretty hectic but other than that if you just mind your own and enjoy your time then you have no problems there.

Awesome for all race fans! Take a tour of track, walk the brickyard and see where your favorite driver takes the pole position...leading yourself into the museum to absorb some of Motorspeedway history firsthand. Can’t wait to experience the real action of racing and roar of the machines.

Greatest racing experience in the world. Roger Penske has done a wonderful job improving the speedway. I cant wait to see what other changes they will make.

Thanks covid for limiting the fan experience. The racing was still exciting and the facility is even better now that Roger is in charge. Overall a good time.

Loved the upgrades! Everyone had to have a temperature check and wear a mask. Most seats were blocked off. Very impressive!

The motoGP was great! Due to COVID-19 there were a limited number of fans allowed but it was still a great experience. I am so happy they brought motorcycles back to the brickyard.

First time at the track and I loved it. Best day ever even though we had to social distance and wear masks. It was still so worth it. Cant wait to come back

Tours start at the museum desk which is 1 block east of the administrative building. Gift shop and museum in 1 bldg. Snacks were right next door. We took golf cart tour with Doug and he was awesome! So knowledgeable and kept my 3 teens interested throughout the entire tour which took about 2 hours. Got water and Gatorade on The tour. One lap around the track and walked out by finish line..line of bricks and took photos. Entire staff were so friendly. Definitely a must to visit!!

Wonderful customer service and merch! Little pricey

Indycar Racing is the best in the best in the world and it is all because of this place!

Greatest race place in the world. Felt safe today. Everyone was nice. It all went smoothly.

A dream come true. I will be back to watch a race and that will be a check off on my bucket list

Its Indianapolis Motor Speedway for crying out loud! Whats not to like.The only issue I ran into is all of the rules they have that are not posted. I was talked to several times about being in areas I was not allowed, even though there was no indication the areas were closed. For the most part I believe they were areas normally open to the public, but were closed for this event. There were no ropes, signs, tape, or even signs stating these areas were not open. Security was friendly about it but its still embarrassing to be that guy who is flouting the rules, even if you are unaware they exist. These talking toos made me uncomfortable and didnt really make me feel welcome. Mind you, I was a racer and during the races in the paddock itself, all was well. Their protocols were well communicated. When I wasnt racing and not in the paddock it was a different story.Its still Indianapolis though and a wonderful and historic race track.

I recommend taking the VIP Tour. The tour was amazing and Isaac our tour guide was very knowledgeable. The whole staff is very friendly and knowledgeable. On the VIP tour you get the track tour, stop at the bricks and able to get out, to the media center, to the 10th floor of the Pagoda, through the infield, through the garage area, and all the time that you need in the museum. A must for a racing fan and also a historical buff. I just wish that Id asked or a stop so I could have gotten my picture made with the Gasoline Alley sign.

Exciting and fun...you will be thrilled

A great facility that I was lucky enough to tour this Fall. The most fascinating thing is the City within the infield - all the activity, buildings, etc., is amazing. We were able to tour the pit lane, luxury boxes, and victory lane - all of which was amazing. It was also great to see the winner of the BC39 midget race displayed next to the Indy 500 and Brickyard 400 winners - that was really special to a dirt track racing fan.

Had great day visiting museum with family. Highly recommend

An incredible facility that radiates history from over 100 years of racing. The museum is always worth a visit and has the most comprehensive selection of merchandise, plus you never know who you might bump into whilst wandering around the extensive collection of storied race cars. Over at the pagoda the concession stand serves excellent tenderloins with the chance to grab a souvenir cup for the current event. IMS is as close as it gets to heaven for a race fan.

Great track. It was a bucket list track of my to drive. If you own a sports car, sign up with a group to experience it for yourself.

This is not just the greatest automobile race in the world....it is an event you need to be at to completely appreciate.

It’s a must to be here for every speed fanatic guy. The museum is great - you can see the design of cars in all areas of racing.Enjoy the tour around the track and kiss the bricks, you will not be alone.We even spend money in the shop later.Great time there

We attended the Harvest GP Race 2 on Saturday. We arrived early and enjoyed watching qualifications for both IndyCar and GT along with a TC America race. The track and stands looked amazing. I would have given the whole experience a 5 but there were a few disappointments. Although there were COVID-19 protocols in place they were not enforced. One problem could have been solved if tickets were checked when entering the stands. We had a group of 6 without masks sit in the row in front of us with the Do Not Use sticker. There was even an unmasked man who was smoking and pulling off seat stickers for souvenirs. Another inconvenience were the broken latches in several of the womens restrooms because they were installed incorrectly. I would still not hesitate to return to this marvelous facility.

Even when we sat outside of the fence today to watch the Indy 500 on video screens, this place is still a treasure! Its clean and sparkly with all the new touches from Mr. Penske. What a class act!

I could not suggest these three things enough:1. Sunscreen2. Sunglasses3. Your undying love and support of Takuma Sato, the most beautiful man to ever race. I know what youre thinking, no matt thats Josef Newgarden well guess what losers I dont agree and your opinion is wrong. But what is beauty? It is defined as pleasing the senses or mind aesthetically. How then, does it apply to people? Good question, you see, Takuma possesses th

Great to see sports in person. Best seats to see the race and intend on gettonf the same ones for Brickyard weekend.

This once in a year event is taking place in a matching atmosphere with its unique architecture and colorful spectators. People are friendly to each other and every one is offering their sunscreen. Come with sun screen and hat. If you bring your food and drink it is ok as long as they are in plastic containers. If you have time to walk around the stadium after the event you will get the full feeling of the event.

Let’s be clear. This is an awesome place and experience. I grew up on the Westside of Indy and don’t think the locals rate and review this amazing place as much as they should. The history, sights, smells, sounds and racing at Indy are beyond the best in Racing across the world. Don yourself a favor and put the Indy 500 on your “bucket list” of things to do.

The best facility for racing, with a very hospitable owner and staff. Always improving the fan experience

Great racing history.

Just out here working and staying safe with my fellow workers! Its Cool out here.

Great place to visit weather you are a race fan or not. Guided tour around the track was awesome. Knowledgeable staff and great history.

Great place for race fans! Place is huge and they habe the big oval track and a go-cart track for kids beside the parking lot. There are also suites where they offer food and beverage but most likely accessible for VIPs, patrons and companies (we got in via husbands business event). You can get pit passes and garage passes. There are also events where you can ride with a race driver on the track and he drives at about 120mph. Very cool. They also have souvenir stores inside, museum, food and beverage booths and green spaces for walking. Restrooms are clean.

The museum was awesome and the staff was friendly and knowledgable about all the cars.

The place is all about racing history. Just plain awesome.

Just like Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin, the Indianapolis Motor Speedway is an experience!

Awesome husband had a load to delivery. Crew are always so friendly!

A very good and spacious place, I almost got lost

Awesome!!! Im not a racing fan, but live history and see places that are culturally and historically important. Very informative, very very cool, I loved seeing all the race cars, especially the older ones. My son absolutely had a great time. Your staff were super friendly and helpful. Loved being able to take pictures and not have to spend a ton of money to do so. Even got to see some cars zipping around the track. Had an amazing visit thank you!

The best time to see the lights on the track was New Years Eve! Hardly any traffic and drove through without a hassle. The lights were great, but my wife loved being able to drive on the actual track. Granted, it was about 4 mph, but we were there. On the track. Down the straightaway!

Great place to watch races and also great tours too.

Between historic car and famous driver... The most important house of speed

The 103rd Indy 500 was awesome, I had great seats as well as good food and libations. I shall return next year VIP style. The noise of the engines and the speed was a serious rush. I will be bringing the family next year. See pics...

Disney World for race fans. Clean, well run and a great place to watch racing.

What a great thing to do as a family. Our sister and daughter came in for Christmas so I thought why not. Took them and two grandchildren. So glad I spent the $50 instead of the $25. You get to cut in line. Plus at the end of the lights you park and walk around the pagoda Pavilion. You can pay to do smores. Plus with the $50 you get go to the 8 floor to the lookout area.

This is the greatest weekend a person could ever have..... now you have to camp out in lot 6 and meet new friends and old ones every year...... oh yea there is a race on Sunday...... at that is incredible too

Awesome! Super fun, and paied a little extra for a ride around the track. Lots of history, and fun facts all though the tour and museum. This was such a wonderful fun day trip.

Great place where you should come at least one time, to feel the atmosphere of the race competition.During race event there are a lot of parking places near the main area. Prices from 10-20$ per car near people house.Global parking near the race track has a lot of mud.General feeling after the race event is furious.

This place was interesting! So much history! Not a lot got kids to do but look, though. My kids got bored pretty fast. A kids scavenger hunt would go a long way!

Great experience ! Very well done.Gave me goosebumps riding around the track.

This place is always a good time.

I love the IMS, I Consider it a must visit if you live here or are just visiting. Located on the West side of the city, its very hard to miss if you follow GPS. There are countless activities and events to attend you just have to pick what you want to see.I decided to attend the qualifying day, which was awesome! It was my first time attending and I was just amazed at the whole set up and strategies of each racing team!You can bring coolers in as long as you dont have glass, walk around check out all the food options, people watch and of course enjoy the actual cars.I was lucky enough to even be allowed to go up to the spotters deck! That was certainly a cool view of the track. The rest of the time I sat in the stands and just enjoyed the nice weather and how happy people were to be at the race, I love the enthusiasm that people have for the sport.Even if you know nothing about racing its worth it to check out the IMS!

Great museum with a lot of the winning cars! There is also a fun tour you can take. The people who work there really know their stuff! Definitely recommend going there and talking to the people who work there!

This was my 1st visit and I was truly impressed! I appreciated all of the extra safety precautions, complete with thermal checks, and we still had an incredible adventure!

Had an awesome time. The speedway is a great venue with plenty of room. Great people watching.

This was our first time here. It was an absolutely amazing 4th. grade field trip.It was educational, and the staff was great!!

The greatest spectacle in racing. The 500 at IMS. I can think of no better place to enjoy a race. The restrooms are never clean. The sun is always hot. The beer is never cold enough and the memories will last forever. Come to the Indianapolis Motor Speedway. Also check out the guy who waves the flags at the start finish line. He is a trip

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is a versatile, dynamic, thrilling gem of a facility in Speedway, Indiana. Ive been witness to some sort of racing action there since 1992. This past weekend, I saw a demonstration of off the ground racing that, once I figured out the ground rules (no pun intended), was as exciting as the good old time trials for the 500. Watching a race, or several races from the grandstands of this iconic tribute to speed and technology should be on any race fans bucket list. The website is easy to navigate and the guest relation people have always been friendly and helpful.

The Indy 500 is truly the greatest spectacle in racing. Nothing beats the sound of cars driving by at over 200 mph. The Speedway can feel cramped at times, but what do you expect when the are an estimated 235,000 seats plus space in the infield where, on race day, there could be over 400,000 total fans in attendance. The bathroom facilities in some areas are a little outdated. The race day traditions and the race experience itself make up for any flaws that the track may have.

I took my wife and daughter to the Brick Yard 400 2019, it was the first time they have ever been to a Nascar Race. It was an amazing race.

This was amazing bit would love to see it with all the cars on race day.

Certainly one of the world’s most iconic circuits. Really an amazing place to see if you’re a motorsports fan!

Time for this place to be ADA compliant. Where are the ramps? Jeez, this steps are so 1960s. People with knee issues want ramps!

Awesome experience. Well maintained and very fair prices. Penske racing is clearly moving this speedway in the right direction.

Such rich history here! Fantastic! The track is maintained well. We will be back to watch an Indy race in the near future!

Heaven on Earth. Cant wait to see all of the updates.

Legendary place of motor racing. You can take a lap by riding a tour bus from the museum. You can touch and kiss the bricks at start-finish line of oval track.That would be one of the great memories in your life! (The tour bus stops at start-finish line and you can get off and walk around the oval track for a few minutes.)Please do not forget gratuity for tour guide! He(or She) is very friendly and kindly to traveler.You would be surprised at the width of the track. Very very narrow. You cannot imagine how indycar goes into the turn one by three-wide formation!You can get there by IndyGo public bus from downtown bus terminal! (If you dont use a rent-a-car)

Visited the museum in winter season, was great. Would love to come back to see an actual race. Great last season T-shirts and gift bargains in the shop.

So great to be back at the track for the Harvest Gran Prix.

IMS is spectacular! Its the best oval speedway and most historic track in the world. The museum, track tours, and of course, several races each year bring thousands and thousands of people through the gates. If you get the chance its totally worth the visit.

Awesome place!

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway is so BEAUTIFUL!! So much history and personal memories have been made here over the years with family and friends! Carb Day is always a great way to end the month of May. They celebrate the whole month every year!! Very helpful and friendly staff, clean grounds, the city of Indianapolis has so many people wanting visitors to feel welcomed and stay as long as you like, while eating and drinking the best they have to offer in the Midwest! Definitely recommend that you take the whole squad of any ages!

Always love visiting this track. Will be going back

Pretty awesome! Historical! One of a kind place

Best race track in the world meets huge tailgate meets Hoosier hospitality.

Went there in Summer 2016 during a road trip with my children. It is a must-see on any Americana road trip. The tour of the track was nice. I enjoyed the video that retraces the history of the Brickyard, and naturally, seeing beautiful cars.

A hoosier classic. If you havent been you need to go to the indy 500 at least one time.

As an 15 year + returning fan, I can only recommend the track. The IMS is one of Indianas staple destinations that everyone who travels through this great state should see. If youre lucky enough to be here in May, the indy 500 is a must see. There are few bad seats at the largest sporting event, and lots to do in the infield if you think its only watching left turns. All ages can attend, and have a great time!

Amazing ride at 20 mph in a tour bus

Fantastic place even if you dont known racing. Great place for an event and there are always folks to help you find your way. Great place for kids to learn racing as there is a museum they can visit and see some of the famous cars and drivers that have raced through the years. Its always a great time.

Loved it, history tour is great and good experience being on track

I HIGHLY recommend going through the museum. What an amazing amount of history and proof of advancement, human intelligence and craftsmanship. Had a great day even after 2 rainout sessions!

Champ car racing at Indy this past weekend was incredible! The weather was great, staff was knowledgeable and polite. Museum costs $10 a person. Gift shop has lots of options. Cant wait to be back

Their van takes visitors around the track at about 15-20 mph. Frequent slowdowns for informative narration and photos, and there is a stop at The Bricks. Museum was exceptionally interesting, even for folks like us who are not ordinarily into racing.

Great experience! Be sure to bring your earplugs because it gets loud! Traffic is usually terrible after a race because everyone leaves all at once from the same place. There is a lot to do inside the speedway as well. If you want to see some of the cars up close, then check out the museum on the south side of the track!

We decided too see the famed speedway and found it a couple of miles from the interstate. It was super cool having listened to races while young I dreamed of getting here and I was thrilled to visit it. I seen in person the race cars I heard about and discovered the stories behind them. The museum was filled with all sorts of memorabilia and was paying tribute to Tony Stewart and his achievements in all sorts of race cars. The track itself is larger than it appears on TV and impressive. We both thoroughly enjoyed this stop in our travels throughout the US. You probably will if you ever had any interest in motor racing.

Iconic Indianapolis Motor Speedway is one of the major attractions in entire USA. Museum boasts of chronological story of world renowned races. VIP tour which cost $20/person gives insight of races.

Museum closed or I would give it 5 stars. First day of practice.

Museum was closed when I went, but from outside you can feel the Indy500 vibes

Love the Indianapolis Motor Speedway! Always a great time with good friends! Lots of friendly staff always willing to help!