My boyfriend and I came here for a day date, there was no line or anything- we like to do things that are fun and interactive. This was my first time at the hall of fame and there was more to do than I expected. The tickets are pricey but It would be a great place to bring kids if I had any. But it’s great for just adults too! I definitely recommend doing the racing simulation if you go, they were closing soon and let us do it for free and it was super fun, but typically you have to pay extra for it. We live uptown so we didn’t have to pay for parking but I suggest finding street parking and walking a little bit as opposed to a parking deck.

It's interesting and neat to see the cars. But for 34 dollars and 12 dollars for parking. Unless your a really big fan of racing save yourself some money and skip this. There's a 12 minute movie that was interesting. But the best thing that is offered is the simulation it will have a long wait unless your going to stay all day plan on going on it once. Nascar is a billion dollar sport and this was the best they could do for its hall of fame, sorry but it's a big disappointment.

If you are in Charlotte, it is a fun place to visit and good for all age groups. You can buy tickets at the booth or book online, either you it works. Consider family membership option if you are family of two and have 2-3 kids, as the family membership provides more value for money and you get two buddy passes which you can use immediately during the visit if you have more than two adults in your group. Simulation drive is included with the family membership, so value instead of combo tickets. It is a long line sometimes and probably most times to get into simulation. You can easily spend 3-4 hours at the museum, rest rooms are clean and very accessible.

Fantastic museum completely different than I was expecting. The cars are very well arranged, clean, all details and information about them with pictures and displays. Information about the roads where they race, angle of the road in all angles. Their car simulator is a must to do for if you want to have the feeling of drive those cars at high speed. They have a theater room to show movies of cars competition. Better yet, they have discounts for seniors. I recommend this place to all ages and gender.

This place is amazing if you are a NASCAR fan! So many cars and memorable moments to see and relive. Well worth the stop for anyone who enjoys NASCAR or even if you’ve never watched a race! This place could easily assist you in falling in love with racing! Cool store to purchase any you can imagine NASCAR even the stuff the pros wear

What a fantastic experience. One of the friendliest environments I have ever been in. From the front desk to the workers on the floor it’s like they were all trained at Chick fil a. Super high level of customer service at the hall of fame. The exhibits were beautiful and the car simulators were awesome. But the most fun had to be the pit lane simulator where you physically have to do a pit stop on a car. Such a great place to visit I highly recommend it to anyone and everyone

Great for kids, honestly it was much more interactive than I thought it would be. They have an individual card for you to use and scan throughout the tour to customize your experience, lots of models of the engineering and building of the cars too. They went all out on decoration and props, the place is extremely clean and well kept. 4 stories, but with elevators and ramps leading all the way up it's not a difficult jot though they said it takes about 3 hours to complete we were done in about 2. If you pay the extra for the driving simulator, there will be a bit of a wait and we didn't have that kind of time. All in all, great value and a good memory

We visited early afternoon on a weekday, no waiting to get in and I recommend you pick a ticket package that best suit your needs. You may not want to take part in all the Halls attractions. We did the simulator and photo with lunch credit package. You also get a $10 speed (gift) shop voucher included. The displaces are beautifully displaced with detailed narration. We enjoyed ourselves.

Pretty cool experience. I was able to go through a company party so everything was available for use. The driving simulation was really cool. You first qualify on a machine with a steering wheel and then you get in an actual life size Nascar and race with a screen in front of you. 16 people were able to race each other at once. They also had a tire changing challenge. The whole walkway up goes through all the degrees of the tracks. It was pretty cool. It also had a ton of memorabilia for Nascar fans.

We had an absolutely amazing time here. About $ 80+ for 3 people with 2 of our tickets being discounted military. There are packages you can purchase to include a simulator ride. Very interactive. You get a card to scan at the stations for more information or to activate the kiosks. You can take a picture and get your face and name on the large jumbo screen with your favorite drivers you select underneath your picture welcoming you. There was a simulator qualifier, the real thing and a timed pit crew simulator. Super cool museum to view the history of NASCAR, owner and driver history. Amazing time for all.

Beautiful facility with kind and welcoming staff. The facility is setup so nicely! You will see and learn all aspects of NASCAR including detailed history. Don't skip the simulator and pit crew challenge. Well worth the price of admission. There is limited street parking but there is an attached parking garage. We went on a weekday (Thursday) and it wasn't busy.

This place was pretty fun. Nice big parking structure and lots of places to walk around in the city afterwards. As soon as you walk in the door you can order what kind of tickets you want. They have a very small discount if you order food or an all day simulator pass with your ticket. I think you save a dollar if you get the all day simulator pass but the line was so long when we were there, about 20 minutes that we didn’t want to do a second round, even though it was pretty cool. I really liked the VIP room with all the audio and video information. I learned a lot. I think it would’ve been nice to see more interactive stuff. Maybe a machine that lets you feel the centrifugal force or the speed of 190 MPH or something to add to the science of it. I would definitely recommend stopping here in Charlotte. A lot of stuff to see inside. Also, The Midnight Diner is about a 15 minute walk away if you want the best Shrimp and Grits I’ve ever tasted. :D (They have a parking lot if you wanna take the car.)

We visited on a Saturday afternoon and ended up spending over 4 hours. We weren't sure what to expect, but were very impressed. There are four floors of exhibits with a lot of interactive experiences. We enjoyed the movie, the qualifying simulator, and the racing simulator. The only thing we didn't try our hand at was the pit challenge. We had lunch at the cafe and both enjoyed the pulled pork sandwiches with Sweet Baby Ray's bbq sauce. They were really good and at a great price for the combo! They had so much to see, especially on the fourth floor, it was almost overwhelming! We would definitely go back and feel it was very much worth the price of admission. Great job NASCAR!

I’m not a NASCAR fan but the hall of fame is definitely worth visiting if you are in town and have time. We visited on a Monday right when it opened and it was empty. We did the racing simulator multiple times as well as the pit crew station; both were fun. There are a lot of exhibits for those that are fans. The staff were very friendly and knowledgeable and clearly loved working there.

This place is awesome! A must see if you are a nascar fan!! Lots of things to do. Simulators, pit stop practice, and tons of history. Went on a week day was pretty empty made it extra fun. Even if you aren't a huge nascar fan and appreciate cars you'd enjoy going to it.

We were in town for a conference and I decided to take my little one to check out the cool cars! Let me just say he loved it! He is a big fan of lightning McQueen, so that was a lovely surprise for him! I purchased the number three combo pack and it was definitely worth it! The barbeque beef sandwich was great! You also get a $10 credit for the gift shop which is pretty cool and a free photo! There is the option to buy a second photo for $15. The employees were friendly and it was fun exploring the museum!

Huge place. So much to see and do. So reasonably priced for all you get. Simulators, pit stop challenge and so many more interactive exhibits. We stayed 3 hours but, could have stayed 5. We loved it.

Been wanting to visit for a while and this place did not disappoint at all. So glad I got the chance to finally visit.if you decide to eat at the Cafe the pulled pork sandwich is the 👌 the most important thing is have fun.

Nice museum. Fun experience driving the race car simulator. If you are a racing fan, this is a must see. Slightly more expensive to visit than I was expecting. About a 2-3 hour timeframe too see everything.

The displays and interactive simulators were outstanding!!! Gift Shop was way below expectations! I'll give the NASCAR Hall a black flag for lack of effort. Check out the Football Hall of Fame for ideas! They don't just showcase the current inductees like NASCAR did. So disappointed! 5 stars for museum, gift shop, not even worth the visit

So much better than you're expecting! I'd highly recommend the guided tour. The 2 hours you spend are very informative, and you never know who might pop in to the tour! Very easy to spend 5 hours in 1 day. If you're a NASCAR or history fan, or just like racing, do yourself a favor & plan for at least half a day to spend at the hall, & get the guided tour. There is lots of walking, so be ready for that!

I am glad to finally visit the NASCAR Hall of Fame. My son is a big fan and I watch it a bit but we both had a blast! Learning the history and seeing everything on display was mesmerizing. The simulators were exciting and it was great to experience what the NASCAR life is like. I wish there were a few more sections so kids can interact since they are fans too but we made it work. The staff was very friendly and answered any questions we had.

My first time visiting I went with some friends visiting from Canada and they were blown away by the whole setting, the courtesy, and especially by the virtual racing simulator. We participated in the pit stop speed competition and my kids enjoyed it a lot. It is a very recommended place for racing lovers.

We visited the hall of fame for a reception party. It was tons of fun! Everyone was extremely friendly and lively. Made for a really fun evening! The simulator and pit crew challenge was a ton of fun! Meeting Lightning McQueen was pretty cool too!

Whether you're newly introduced to NASCAR or you're an avid fan, this place is a must-see. My mom and I went today, and it was a treat! We were able to take our time to look through all of the exhibits, and the staff was so courteous. They were very enthusiastic and willing to answer any questions. A memorable experience all around.

Its interesting and they have guided tours as well as a pit crew test where you can compete against other people. Not very expensive and they have a military discount, but not first responder for entrance tickets. Parking is not free unless you are a "Legends and Champions" member-I assume you'd know if you meet that qualification.

Big NASCAR fans like me will love this place! It has something for everyone, Every age! Interactive, simulations, history Great experience beautiful and easy to explore

I'll admit, I'm not a die-hard NASCAR fan, but my visit to the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte was surprisingly enjoyable! From the moment I walked in, I could appreciate the rich history and the excitement that surrounds NASCAR. The exhibits were thoughtfully put together with interactive displays and engaging videos, making it easy for someone like me to learn and get into it. I was especially impressed by the Hall of Honor, which introduced me to the legends of the sport and their incredible stories. Even though I'm not a racing enthusiast, I had a blast with the simulator experiences. It was a unique chance to feel what it's like to be on a NASCAR track, and I found it really fun. The staff members were friendly and happy to share their knowledge, which helped me understand more about the sport. And the gift shop had some cool NASCAR merchandise that even a casual fan like me couldn't resist. So, even if you're not a NASCAR fanatic, the NASCAR Hall of Fame in Charlotte can still be a fun and educational experience. It certainly was for me!

As someone who is not a fan of NASCAR (I'm not a hater—just don't watch races or anything), I still thoroughly enjoyed the museum. I would recommend it because most people drive a vehicle and can have an appreciation for the development of this sport throughout the last century. The opening video is a total hype for the sport and it showed a side of history and teamwork that I wasn't familiar with. It's also interesting to see how a sport develops. Specifically for NASCAR, it started with who could make the fastest car to outrun the cops to move moonshine and racing on the beach while turning around on the road to do laps and developed through technology. The exhibits have tons of interactive and/or highly visual exhibits, plus lots of short videos. We enjoyed trying a pit stop where you jack the car up, fill it with gas, and change a tire. There is a simulator that costs an extra $5 that we didn't try this time. I do think it is pricey for kids. We had two 4yo with us who cost $20/each, and they honestly aren't quite old enough to get much out of it. They did think Lightning McQueen and the lobby with all of the cars on display was cool though. Not to mention that the parking garage is $4 for the first hour and $2 for every half hour after. For a family of 4, it easily cost $100 and we didn't buy any extras.

NASCAR Hall of Fame has many historical cars from the foundation of the company. It has a race car's time line. They show interesting information about combustion engines and racing engineering overall. In the second floor they have fun activities, for example driving simulations and even a station to practice how to provide maintenance to a car during a race. (Similar to Pits) Side Note: it as an inner bridge connection to the Charlotte's Convention Center. I think that NASCAR Hall of Fame is a must if visiting Charlotte. It was enjoyable, fun and very informative.

I’m not a big NASCAR fan but a huge sports fan in general and really appreciated this experience. Lots of interactive displays, history and of course cool cars.

This place was fun even if you are not a NASCAR fan. Very interpreting displays. Definitely do the race

Race fans! Start your engines and head to Charlotte for the NASCAR Hall of Fame! From the early days of racing on the beach, early modifieds, racing convertibles to the cars of today this is the shrine of American racing. Hands on simulators and a simulated pit stop add to the fun for the fans.

Interactive fun for all, even if not NASCAR fans. Employees super friendly. We really enjoyed the interactive component mixed the history.