I am sharing based on our experience at Rolex 24 this past weekend. We bought a package that included hot laps, Rolex 24 lounge tickets for the 2 days, and victory lane acces. The on-site service was great throughout, morning, day, and night. The chef inspired food menu was a bit lack luster, and both of us were a little ill from something we ate - we'd only eaten at the track, so something just didn't fare well. (The quality and menu didn't feel so chef inspired, but it was ok.) The bar was open and well stocked - we don't really drink, but many around us were having a great time. Facilities in the Lounge were accessible and kept clean with toiletries available. Being a race fan, my husband was super excited for the race, but the viewing at the track wasn't the best with very few screens to see up close if anything happened when outside. When we went into the Lounge to view on screens, there were so many people, and it was so loud we literally couldn't hear any of the race. Ultimately, on day 1, we headed back to the hotel to actually watch the race. I'm not sure if this is normal as it was our first time attending. Flying across the country to see more of the race in our hotel room was a little pointless. I will say ok day 2, the noise had lessened, and we could hear the race inside. We didn't get to do the hot laps as the track moved them a day forward. Given that we were flying 6.5 hrs to go, we couldn't pivot our plans with less than 48 hours notice. Disappointing start to the weekend. However, the track is providing us with tickets for the Coke Zero 400 with hotlaps for August. We just have to fly back into Daytona during the peak of summer to execute, but hubby wants to do the hot lap, so we will head back. Overall, it was an experience - i wouldnt say it was "bad" but between the hot laps, not being able to enjoy the race on Saturday, and not feeling great we wouldnt say it was "good" either. For the overarching cost of flights, hotel and track package we will not repeat it. We didn't leave mad, just somewhat disappointed. Maybe our expectations were too high? We've been to the track for the 500 and Coke 400 in the past, so it wasn't new to us, but the Rolex 24 definitely was.