FAQ

The weekend features three series:

• ARCA Menards Series – Reese’s 150 (Friday evening)
• NASCAR Xfinity Series – Kansas Lottery 300 (Saturday afternoon)
• NASCAR Cup Series – Hollywood Casino 400 presented by ESPN Bet (Sunday afternoon)

Yes. Kansas Speedway offers multiple general parking lots around the venue, and parking is free on race days. Arriving early is recommended to avoid heavy traffic and to get a convenient spot. For detailed maps and entry points, see our parking guide.

Yes. Kansas Speedway is a 1.5-mile tri-oval where speeds top 200 mph, and the noise level can be intense. Ear protection is strongly recommended for everyone and is essential for children to avoid hearing damage.

Late September in Kansas City, Kansas, usually brings warm afternoons and cooler evenings. Daytime highs are typically between 75°F and 85°F (24°C to 29°C), while nighttime temperatures often dip into the 60s°F (16°C to 20°C). Humidity is moderate, and a light jacket or sweatshirt is useful after sunset. Rain is less common than in summer, but brief showers remain possible, so packing a poncho or light rain jacket is a good idea.

Yes. Fans may bring food and beverages, but everything must be in a soft-sided cooler no larger than 14" x 14" x 14". Alcohol is permitted, but no glass containers are allowed anywhere on Speedway property. Sealed snacks, sandwiches, and non-alcoholic drinks in plastic bottles or cans are all fine.

Yes – flags, banners, and signs are welcome as long as they don’t block the view of others. Poles must be collapsible, and oversized banners or anything that could pose a safety risk are not allowed. Pyrotechnics, large metal poles, and open flames are strictly prohibited.

Yes. Kansas Speedway accepts both cash and major credit/debit cards at concession stands and merchandise trailers.

Yes. Kansas Speedway accepts cash as well as most major credit and debit cards at concession stands and merchandise locations.

Yes, for personal use only. Smartphones, tablets, and small cameras are permitted. Professional video cameras, detachable-lens cameras, and all drones are not allowed. Flying a drone anywhere near the Speedway is strictly prohibited and may result in removal from the property.

The Hollywood Casino 400 takes place at Kansas Speedway in Kansas City, Kansas, a modern 1.5-mile tri-oval known for close racing and dramatic NASCAR finishes.

Kansas Speedway provides a wide range of fan amenities, including grandstand seating, hospitality areas, restrooms, food and beverage concessions, merchandise stands, accessible seating options, and Wi-Fi in select areas (look for #KANSAS_GUESTWIF network).

Kansas Speedway is conveniently located near the intersection of I-70 and I-435, about 15 miles west of downtown Kansas City. Most fans drive to the venue, with parking available in lots surrounding the track. The Speedway is also a short distance from Kansas City International Airport (MCI), making it easy for out-of-town visitors. Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft have designated drop-off and pick-up points near the main entrance (more exactly, near Gate C).

Yes. Children are welcome, and Kansas Speedway offers a family-friendly atmosphere with interactive displays.