FAQ

All admission types include parking for fans’ convenience. Specific parking areas and access routes may vary depending on your ticket type, with clear signage and guidance provided on arrival to ensure smooth entry and exit throughout the event weekend.

Absolutely recommended. NASCAR cars produce extremely loud engine noise, and the sound can be even more intense in a city environment where it reflects off buildings. While earplugs aren’t mandatory, they’re highly recommended for comfort — and essential for children or sensitive ears.

Held in June, the Coronado Street Course event usually enjoys classic Southern California early-summer conditions. Expect pleasant to warm temperatures, typically ranging from 70°F to 85°F (21°C–29°C) during the day, with cooler evenings thanks to the coastal breeze. Humidity is moderate, and rain is rare, though occasional morning fog or light drizzle can occur. Sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat are still essential for daytime sessions, while a light jacket is useful for evening concerts or post-race activities.

Of course! Fans are welcome to bring team flags, banners, and other gear to show their support. Just make sure your items don’t block the view of others or interfere with the event. Please remember that fireworks, flares, and any pyrotechnic devices are strictly prohibited for everyone’s safety.

Yes, cash payments are accepted, and most vendors and concession stands will also take major credit and debit cards for your convenience.

Yes, personal photography is allowed, and fans are encouraged to capture their race-day memories. However, professional camera equipment, long lenses, video recorders, and drones are not permitted. Operating a drone over or near the track is a serious safety violation and may lead to removal from the venue or legal penalties.

Fans can enjoy a wide range of amenities throughout the event, including diverse food and beverage options — from classic race-day bites to premium dining. Merchandise stands, shaded rest areas, restrooms, and interactive fan zones are located across the park to enhance your race-day experience.

Public transport is the most convenient way to reach the venue. The course sits near San Diego with several public transport connections. Rideshare services such as Uber and Lyft will also have dedicated pick-up and drop-off areas. If you plan to drive, please note that parking is very limited — pre-booking or using park-and-ride services is strongly recommended.

Yes! The NASCAR race at Coronado is designed for fans of all ages, featuring family-friendly entertainment areas, interactive displays, and plenty of activities for younger visitors. Children are welcome to join in the excitement and experience the thrill of NASCAR up close.

Your NASCAR San Diego ticket is all you need — no additional base clearance required. The NASCAR San Diego Weekend presented by Anduril is an open-base event, meaning all ticket holders can access the venue without special authorization. Simply present your digital ticket for quick and secure entry to the base.