Pit gate: LPS $25.00
VCS $25.00
General Admission: LPS $13.00 Adults 11yrs and up:eek::headbang
LPS $ 5.00 Kids 6yrs to 10yrs::eek:
LPS $ 0.00 Kids under 6
General Admission: VCS $10.00 Adults 11yrs and up
VCS $ 0.00 Kids 10 and under Free:applaud:
Special Package: LPS $ 0.00 :confused:
VCS $25.00 2 kids up to 14 + 2 adults:applaud:
Only beeing 19 miles further from Terre Haute to race at VCS and only 23 miles further from speedway Indiana to race at VCS, PRICELESS!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Great Scott]

LPS would be the only track I can think of that we would have to pay to get 6 year old Sam into. The facility is going down hill and the admission prices are going up. There are many other facilities that are higher quality with lower prices. We are looking forward to going back to VCS this summer to see the sprint cars.

[Pine]

You guys are always looking for ways to get a younger crowd. How's this for taking care of the kids.

Williamsgrove Speedway: Friday Nights, Racing starts at EIGHT O'CLOCK

410's Sprints/358 Sprints
Adults: 13.00$.....Students 12-17...8.00$.....Kids Under 12 FREE

All Stars
Adults: 18.00$......Students 12-17...9.00$....Kids Under12 FREE

Diamond Series or URC Events
Adults...17$-20$....Students 12-17....9.00$..11.00$....Kids under 12 FREE

World of Outlaws:
1st Night...Adults...28$...Students..15$...Kids Under 12 FREE
2nd Night...Adults...30$...Students..15$...Kids Under 12 FREE


Plus EVERY track in PA we can carry in food and drinks (beer/soda). And these tracks are full/PACKED every weekend...:applaud:

[Onlydirt]

Carry in needs to be allowed, maybe not beer...but water and other snacks. Not everyone wants to eat heart attack track food. Its good dont get me wrong, just not good for you at all!

[Rpracing1]

Haubstadts prices vary as they do not classify as a weekly track, but having said that, kids under 12 are always free, always can bring in your own adult beverages and food, free parking and camping, always out at a decent hour, and the best racing action east of the mississippi.

:thumb

[miledirt]

Pevely, Tri City, Farmington...all in the St. Louis area, 12 and under free

[Rpracing1]

Originally Posted by Rpracing1 Haubstadts prices vary as they do not classify as a weekly track, but having said that, kids under 12 are always free, always can bring in your own adult beverages and food, free parking and camping, always out at a decent hour, and the best racing action east of the mississippi. :thumb

I forgot to add, none of this silly azz three and four classes for pit gate dollars. Tri-State runs two quality classes only and it works very well thank you.

[Butch47265]

Originally Posted by Rpracing1 I forgot to add, none of this silly azz three and four classes for pit gate dollars. Tri-State runs two quality classes only and it works very well thank you.

Im just an OLLe wore out HAS BEEN RACER but Haubstadt always had the BEST Late Model races in the US. Irraced at alot of them.:checkered::angry-smiley-007::angry-smiley-007::angry-smiley-007::angry-smiley-007::angry-smiley-007:

[richie]

I have always wondered why only 12 & under are free at racetracks. Why is the cutoff at 12 years old? Since 13-15 year olds don't have jobs, where are they getting their money from? From their parents? The 13-15 age group is quite possibly the most influential group of potential future lifetime fans and they begin to drift away because their parents try to find other things that are more affordable.

I know when I was going to races, I was a big fan at age 11 and 12 already. Since I got in for free, my dad and I hit nearly 50 events during each of those years. At ages 13-15, we went to about half that amount. When I got my first job at age 16, I finally had money and we were finally able to go to more races again.

Can anyone explain this situation to me?

Also, I don't like that tracks won't let you bring a cooler into the track. You could be chinsy and only allow a six pack cooler. That's actually fine. Just allow a small cooler and bottles of water. I have found that myself (and many others) are more willing to purchase concessions if they can bring a cooler in. If I can't bring a drink in, I am not going to buy a cheeseburger. I don't have anything to wash it down with.

And yes, I am a penny pincher.

[cleatziff]

I don't mean to seem dumb, but what is VCS? Where is it located?