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Check out our special race week tours that can take you behind the scenes of some of the most famous race teams ever or show you what the speedway looks like when it gets ready to host a NASCAR race weekend.

ALL-NEW Fast Pass Tour puts you behind the wheel of your own vehicle taking in the sights and history of Charlotte Motor Speedway! This touchless tour keeps you and your family safe while still having an unbelievable experience. Our tour guides will lead you through an hour-long tour using your vehicle's radio. We will meet you in the Fan Zone by the Charlotte Motor Speedway marquee, to start the tour. Tours operate rain or shine.

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Fast Pass Tours are open with limited availability, Monday - Friday, with our one-hour tours at 12 p.m. In keeping with guidelines set by state/local health guidelines, you will remain in the comfort and safety of your personal vehicle and tune in via your vehicle's radio to listen to your tour guide. A tour guide will lead you on an exciting tour around our facility, as you follow. During the hour-long tour, you will learn the history about the track, take a drive by the NASCAR garages, pass by the media center and view the second largest HD TV screen. You will be able to enjoy a ride on the apron around the 1.5 mile superspeedway and a pass through Winners Circle where you will have your photo taken of you while in your car! We will meet you in the Fan Zone by the Charlotte Motor Speedway marquee, to start the tour. Tours operate rain or shine.

Tour Length: 45 minutes to 1 hour

Departure Location: Second floor of Smith Tower

Please Note: All tour participants under 18 years old must have a parental waiver signed for them. Please call tour desk for details [704-455-3223]. You are responsible for providing your own car seat for children. All on-track events are subject to track availability.

NOTE: Tour operates rain or shine. All participants will be required to sign a waiver upon arrival. Before or after your tour, you have the opportunity to enjoy lunch in our luxurious Speedway Club. Advance reservations are recommended for the Club. 704.455.3216. Gift Shop hours are 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.

The "Mille" features a pre event gala street luncheon and car show on Nob Hill. The "No Frills" countered with a no host dinner in Pasadena and a car show in the parking lot. The "Mille" includes coffee breaks at "Starbucks" and catered lunches. The "No Frills" stopped at "In-N-Out" or picked up sandwiches at "Subway." The "Mille" price is up to $5,500, while the "No Frills" became the only vintage tour to pay entrants.

The "Mille" celebrated its' 18th year in 2008. The "No Frills" ended this year. What happened? Our flaunting of convention was our downfall. Some drivers took our "no rules" stance to mean that common sense was suspended. If someone decides to create a similar event in the future we wish them well and hope participants will know the difference between a tour on public roads and a club sponsored track day.

We would like to thank Ed Pasini for his time and dedication to this event. It has given many motorists representing the entire range of automotive enthusiasts miles of pure vintage driving experience. Thanks also to Jack Brown, his co-disorganizer.

Guests can check in for tours at the Pepsi building to the west of the Museum. The building also houses the Indianapolis Motor Speedway gift shop, which is open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. seven days a week except for Thanksgiving and Christmas Day.

Entrance into the grounds is free of charge on non-event days. However, during events the Indianapolis Motor Speedway charges an admission fee or requires a ticket to get onto the grounds. This general admission fee or ticket price does not include tour admission.

What experiences have folks had of private tours of Churchill's home, Chartwell? We are staying in London and thinking of engaging a company called "With Locals" that claims to offer a knowledgeable driver/guide, with a pick-up point at a rail station south of London and a five-hour personal tour to Chartwell and back to the rail station. In six self-guided trips to the UK over the past decade, previously have not tried a privately guided motor tour.

We're experienced with underground and rail travel in and around London and outlying areas, but haven't figured out a convenient way to get from London to Chartwell. A private tour looks pricey for two people, but it includes admission into Chartwell and seems more pleasant than alternatives. But, does "With Locals" deliver what it promises ... a reliable, knowledgeable driver/guide?

Our main concern is the crowd for entry into the house on our projected visit on a week day in early July. We understand that timed entry tickets can be purchased in advance and we will endeavor to obtain the earliest entry (11:30 AM?). The advantage of the private tour as described by "With Locals" is that the driver/guide will get us to the property in time for the timed entry and arranges for the admission as part of the tour price. We won't have to get into the taxi rank to get to the property and we won't have to call for a taxi to get back to the rail station. We just have to get from London to the rail station at Bromley South a bit ahead of the designated meet-up time ... we would have to do the rail travel in any case to Seven Oaks or Oxted and then take a taxi the rest of the way to Chartwell. Thus, we are asking for anyone's experience specifically with "With Locals" to touring Chartwell as one option that we are primarily evaluating for the travel convenience. balancing that with the added cost of a private driver. If the driver also is a knowledgeable guide for the area and for Chartwell in particular, so much the better.

Jennifer and Ramblin'On - Rick Steves has often recommended hiring local guides in his publications and videos. From their various websites, it appears that "With Locals" is an international firm that works as a platform for individuals to post their own touring services as independent contractors. While researching on the internet, I stumbled across the "With Locals" private tour of Chartwell site as I was exploring means of reaching Chartwell from London. It looks like I could sign up with "With Locals" to give motor tours of Hollywood landmarks in Los Angeles. I do carry ordinary car insurance, but I think that I would have to get a commercial driver's license and commercial vehicle insurance as a common carrier in California and I'm not sure how to get to Marilyn Monroe's grave, so my qualifications as a tour guide for Hollywood may be somewhat suspect. That's why we are interested in anyone's experience with "With Locals" for this particular tour. Thank you for your interest ... let's see what others have to say.

We bought tickets to Chartwell online and took an Uber from our London hotel directly to Chartwell. We didn't need a guide because there were Trust employees in each room who explained in great detail the history of the home. We were unable to get an Uber to pick us up so the gift shop called a taxi to take us to the train station. However, the driver agreed to drive us back to our hotel for about the same price our 2 train tickets would have cost. He was delightful and shared even more history about the area. We originally booked a private tour like you're describing because they would have picked us up at our hotel. They canceled so we went on our on and using Uber plus taxi was much less than the tour. Highly recommend it! Oh, if you go on a Friday you can see Churchill's bedroom which is just as he left it. If you go on other days, ask them to show you pictures of it.

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Pigeon Forge sparkles with more than five million twinkling lights during Winterfest. One of the best ways to take in the shimmering sights of the season is by hopping aboard a Winterfest trolley tour!

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Winterfest trolley tours offer an an exciting way to experience holiday magic in the Great Smoky Mountains -- without battling traffic and crowds. Visitors can embark on an enclosed trolley car ride; then sit back, relax and be whisked away to see some of the most breathtaking holiday light displays the region has to offer!

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