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SC Rydah · 07-27-2010, 02:06 AM

I know this may be a hotly discussed topic. And I'm kinda new to this forum so pls bear with me and excuse me if it's long (members AND mods). A lot of you are from Cali I see, and other parts of the world. So, I ask for your input.

How do you feel about tracks being open LATE at night? Say...9pm-3am?
How common or uncommon is it in your areas?
Do you have meets enough during the week or weekend that don't necessitate night tracks?
ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, having the space and distance from residential areas, and the MONEY to pull it off, imagine actually having one in your area.
How for would you be willing to drive to go to one?

I ask because I'm wondering what it would be (or IS like) to have a track open late night SOMEWHERE in the US that dosen't have one. But I'd also like to learn the opinions of those in other countries.

What would make it worthwhile? How much money would you spend to go to one on the weekend?
Would you go EVERY weekend? Weeknights (if you could)?
What do they have or what would you want them to have to make you want to go and spend money there on weekends?

Now imagine NOPI, HIN, or other major events...
I'm just guessing those who drink would LOVE TO be able to drink responsibly.
Would you rather wanna go to a club, bar, or strip club instead?
Would you like it to have a dance hall?
Would you like to see a show involving girls (models or dancers or something)?

There's more, but i'll let you ponder that for a while...
Input, please.

hellion240sx · 11-08-2010, 02:41 PM

We have a track about an hour away from new orleans. There is something called midnight madness. It is usually on a saturday night. I haven't been, as I have been out of the scene for a while. but I knew A lot of people went there. So it did/does well.

07-27-2010, 02:06 AM	#1
SC Rydah Join Date: Dec 2008 Location: New Jersey Posts: 6 Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews	How do you feel about tracks being open late at night?? I know this may be a hotly discussed topic. And I'm kinda new to this forum so pls bear with me and excuse me if it's long (members AND mods). A lot of you are from Cali I see, and other parts of the world. So, I ask for your input. How do you feel about tracks being open LATE at night? Say...9pm-3am? How common or uncommon is it in your areas? Do you have meets enough during the week or weekend that don't necessitate night tracks? ALL THINGS CONSIDERED, having the space and distance from residential areas, and the MONEY to pull it off, imagine actually having one in your area. How for would you be willing to drive to go to one? I ask because I'm wondering what it would be (or IS like) to have a track open late night SOMEWHERE in the US that dosen't have one. But I'd also like to learn the opinions of those in other countries. What would make it worthwhile? How much money would you spend to go to one on the weekend? Would you go EVERY weekend? Weeknights (if you could)? What do they have or what would you want them to have to make you want to go and spend money there on weekends? Now imagine NOPI, HIN, or other major events... I'm just guessing those who drink would LOVE TO be able to drink responsibly. Would you rather wanna go to a club, bar, or strip club instead? Would you like it to have a dance hall? Would you like to see a show involving girls (models or dancers or something)? There's more, but i'll let you ponder that for a while... Input, please.

11-08-2010, 02:41 PM	#2
hellion240sx Zilvia FREAK! Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: NOLA Age: 40 Posts: 1,509 Trader Rating: (0) Feedback Score: 0 reviews	We have a track about an hour away from new orleans. There is something called midnight madness. It is usually on a saturday night. I haven't been, as I have been out of the scene for a while. but I knew A lot of people went there. So it did/does well. __________________ R.I.P. KAIN. YOU'LL ALWAYS BE BY MY SIDE! 240 addict miata addict

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