Princeton Speedway

Great entertainment, fun people around. Drinks reasonably priced... under 5 bucks a piece when bought in pairs. Bathrooms seemed decent. Didn't try any food, but would guess it was food since plenty of people were getting it. $10 per person to get in kinda spendy... could be discounted in bulk is my opinion. Overall great time good parking and wholesome fun!!!

This place has been a place of tons of memories since I was a little boy. Demo stock car races, demo derbies, tractor pulls and fireworks are all the things I've enjoyed at the speedway. It's a Princeton staple.

A fun time. Felt wonderful to relax and watch the races. Can’t wait for next year. If you aren’t there then don’t complain about being bored

Amazing racing. Three wide in almost every class.. Vintage stock cars put on an amazing race in full body class.. three wide racing. Beautiful classic race cars.. loved it!!!

This review is from a spectators viewpoint. We have been to this speedway and the one in Arlington, MN. Princeton Speedway was very dusty. They barely watered the track in the beginning and only watered once halfway through at the request of one of the participants. The races were fun to watch except for the dust. We will stick to going to Arlington even though Princeton is closer.

Great place. Went to a Halloween event for the kids

This is an awesome little track on the edge of town. Fair prices and lots of races each night. No 500 laps of snooze here! Highly recommend but bring ear protection for the kidlets. It can get a bit loud.

They did not seem to be very well prepared for opening weekend. Started late due to computer issues,poor concessions set up,flag man about a half lap behind getting yellow flag out.

This was my first visit and I can say I will be back. The officials kept things moving. Great venue for families to watch some racing. The price is not bad for general admission. The restroom needed some attention as in paper products in the women's. That is about the only item I have that is "bad".

I have watched several events at Princeton this year. It has been an outstanding addition to my entertainment options. I appreciate the drivers, workers, volunteers, and their families for their dedication. Going to racing in the Twin Ports was a big party of the early part of dating and marriage to my wife of 18 years. She passed away in January, and getting back to the track has been an important step in moving toward normalcy, whatever that will look like.