Michigan International Speedway Reviews

I went to Michigan Speedway really hoping for a fun race day, and while it wasn’t a total bust, our seats made it tough to fully get into it. From where we were sitting, a lot of the action was hard to follow, and the screens didn’t really make up for it like I hoped they would.

The sound was also rough, so we missed a bunch of announcements and had to kind of piece things together ourselves. We still had some fun just being there and soaking up the atmosphere, so I can’t say it was all bad, but for what we paid, I was expecting a better overall experience.

Found some decent stuff for cheap. Prices were okay overall.

I’m always a little skeptical when places claim they have “convenient facilities” or whatever, because that usually means you’ll be wandering around forever. But there were plenty of bathrooms around, and the ones I used were clean. I didn’t have to wait long either, which was a nice surprise.

We had good seats with a decent view, and they were more comfortable than I expected. Just a heads up though, getting in and out was tight, especially if people are already seated. Overall, we still had a good day, but I’d definitely warn others to be prepared for a bit of squeezing past people.

I had a really good time here. The cars are insanely loud, but in the best way, and the crowd keeps the whole place feeling super alive. The atmosphere was fun and easygoing overall. Getting out afterward took a while, which was annoying, and I’ll admit I never really trust customer service to be much help with stuff like that, so we just dealt with it ourselves. Still, it was a great race day and I’d go again

I went with my kids, i’m not sure it was the best place for a family visit. There was quite a bit of rude behavior around us, the lines felt really long, and we couldn’t really find much help figuring out where to go for a quieter break. We ended up leaving earlier than we planned. It might be totally fine for adults, but I don’t think I’d bring my family back

I reached out to support and they helped me out way faster than I expected. Super easy, no hassle, and my issue was fixed quickly.

I went to a mispeedway.com event recently, the entry process started things off on the wrong foot. We got there about an hour before everything really picked up, thinking that would give us plenty of time, but the lines were already moving slowly and it wasn’t obvious where we were supposed to go.

After standing around for a while, we finally got closer to security, but that part felt inconsistent too. A couple of staff members were friendly and helpful, but others seemed irritated when people asked basic questions. The bag check also took longer than I expected, especially for something that should’ve been routine.

Once we were finally inside, the event itself was fine, and by later in the day I had mostly moved on from it. But that first hour or so really put me in a bad mood. For such a big venue, I expected the entry process to be a lot more organized.

I booked the shuttle for race day and to be fair it did get us where we needed to go, but the pickup was late and nobody really told us what was happening so we were just standing there trying to figure it out, then getting back afterward was even more confusing because there were a ton of people waiting around and the driver seemed rushed and kind of stressed. The price was okay, but the whole transportation setup felt unorganized and I’m not sure I’d use it again

I had a good time overall, and the place itself is definitely fun. That said, the concession prices were frustrating. I get that food and drinks are usually marked up at places like this, but what you get for the price felt a little hard to justify.

I stopped by and, unfortunately, the place didn’t exactly give off a clean vibe. The bathrooms were rough, and there was trash sitting around in a few areas, which was a nice little surprise. Maybe they were having an off day, but it was still disappointing. Hopefully someone gets around to keeping up with it better next time.

The staff were really friendly, which was great. The actual help was okay, just a little slow—because apparently getting things done quickly would’ve been too easy. Overall, not a bad experience, just kind of average.

We stayed here for race weekend, and the camping was disappointing. The spots felt super packed together, and the bathrooms were not kept up as well as they should’ve been. The shower lines were long, and by the time we got in, the hot water was gone. Like, for what they’re charging, make it make sense. The staff was nice enough and the track itself was fun, but the camping setup definitely needs some work.

The event planning just wasn’t great. The schedule was all over the place, and something about it felt like nobody had really thought through the timing.

The food was probably the worst part of our day. The hot dog had that old taste to it, the fries were cold, and the soda was basically just ice with a little drink in it. For what they charge, it just made the whole thing more frustrating. The lines were slow too, but really it was the quality of the food that was the biggest letdown. I wouldn’t buy food there again...

I thought parking would be a mess with the race crowd, but it ended up being easy. There were plenty of spots available, and even leaving afterward wasn’t bad, traffic kept moving quicker than I expected

The place was manageable overall, but wheelchair access felt limited in a few areas. I was able to get by, but it definitely didn’t feel as accommodating as it should. If they don’t improve the accessibility setup, I’d probably choose somewhere else next time.

I was ready to buy the tickets, but once I got to checkout, the extra fees made the total way higher than I expected. Maybe I should have noticed it earlier, but it definitely made me second-guess whether they were worth it.