4/5/2018
Bloomington Speedway
Two Great Ways to Go Racing at Bloomington Speedway
With Opening Night just ahead of us, there are two easy ways to save money and see your Friday night races from the Hill. If you were to buy a general admission ticket to all 18 events on the schedule, it would cost $300. That is a good deal for a summer-full of fun. But, here is where it gets better. First is with the Season Ticket, and second is a 10-Race Pass.
A Season Ticket is priced at $250 and gets you into every race, from Opening Night through the Bob Kinser Memorial in August. This includes the Indiana Sprint Week Sheldon Kinser Memorial, USAC’s Midget Week, the MARS super late models and the Josh Burton MSCS event. All with a savings of $50.
Our 10-Race Pass is also a good savings. It does not include admission to the USAC Indiana Sprint Week event, but you will get into any other 10 races. The ticket gate cost for 10 races, including our special shows, is $170, but this pass is priced at $140. This works out to two free events, and you get to pick which races you want to see.
A couple of quick rules to go over. Season Ticket gets you into ALL races, 10-Race Pass will provide admission to any ten races, except Indiana Sprint Week. This is general admission only, not pit passes. There will be no refunds or reimbursements for any reason, including weather.
How do you take advantage of these deals? Again, we are trying to make it easier. You may send or drop off a check or money order to the track, our mailing address is below. You can buy either one at the ticket gates on Opening Night, or any race night. And, beginning next week, we plan to be able to take credit card orders, both at the track and over the phone.
The best way to contact the track is by email at bloomingtonspeed@bluemarble.net, phone 812-824-7400, or our mailing address is 5185 S. Fairfax Rd., Bloomington, 47401.
Submitted By: Mike O'Leary
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