ET MOTOPARK

Well will say this beats zoolights for family fun, it was only $ 15 for adults and 5 for kids, and the non stop 3 plus hours of amateur car racing, was price less, The whole time we where glued to the track, it was loud and exciting, and at the same time packed with car crashes and speed.
this is the first time to this track, and we will be back for the other events they have, cant wait.

Blaaa. First, its a long drive across rocks to park. Not hospitable for nice cars. Then its kinda confusing where to go if youve never been there before before.
I finally found the mud bog bleachers and sat down. It wasn’t long before some kid in his early teens showed up and proceeded to run up and down the bleachers the WHOLE night. Very annoying. He must be a regular because many others seem to know him. His older brother, was tossing rocks at him and hit me on one occasion. Yea, i love to have a moron throw rocks at me while trying to hit his retard brother. Those two idiots alone made me not want to come back.
There were no real races. Only a few real good mud bog trucks were even there. One young woman in a Dodge kept getting stuck. I just wanted to yell «give it up and quit spoiling it for real drivers». But alas, she was apparently a regular also.
They should go to Tennessee and see what a real mud bog race is!
Ive been eyeing this place since i moved to the east valley five years ago. After finally going, i should have went to a movie instead. Ill never go back.

ET has improved A LOT. It’s actually groomed now! I think the extra money they pull from Mud bogs & all those redneck shenanigans, have been helping fund maintenance on the MX tracks. The pro track is pretty long, very open & some good kickers throughout the course. They opened an «amateur track» (vet track) in the back of the pro track. It’s fun! I’m a pretty small girl, and can double everything on it on my 150. $ 25 for big bikes, $ 20 for chicks & little bikes.

What a great place to enjoy the MUD BOG or Sand Drags or stock cars… just sooo farrrr from North Phoenix.

Well, it’s kind of far from where I live (West Valley), so that sucks, but for what I went to the Motopark for, it was just the right setting! I was in the Survivor Mud Run 2013, which was intense and a lot of fun. The park was easy to find, had enough space for the spectators and runners, and offered coffee and hot cocoa on a really cold day for $ 1– that can’t be beat!
I would have to come back to watch one of the races with motorcycles, etc to review the park for that kind of stuff, but all in all the park is pretty cool, parking is in the mud and there’s not a ton of it so get there early for whatever you’re going for.
Also, exiting the parking lot is rough (only one way in and one way out… and it’s pretty much a single lane) because if people are scared of making left turns to cross a highway because there’s a car a mile away in both directions, you’re gonna have a bad time.