Best Velodrome Warren Near Me

Patrick M. O'Connor: We had a blast at the 8-Bit Con, and found some great deals on retro vgs and comics. The cyclists racing around the track while we played Nintendo and GameCube was a bonus.

Latanya Davis: I was invited to all stars birthday party & I had a nice time I love their lil booths they have set up & the ladies were a pleasure with their service in the booth , it's was good vibes

Glenn OConnor: Sign up for the 101 class (free for 18 years old and younger) and learn to ride the Velodrome. Or just come and watch the races until you get enough nerve to try it out yourself!

charlie adams: Way to much fun! Once I learned how the scoring worked time flew by! I recommend it to all my friends and it’s been a hit

Will Ross: Brilliant facility with 166m track that's usable on a $40 day pass.

Kelvin Wallace: Well hidden gem, something different

Paul Ellinger: My son and I had never been to any type of bicycle racing. This was a fantastic way to start. It was exciting, fast paced and easy to see from anywhere in the venue. Highly recommend!

Doreen Hunter: Love LEXUS VELODROME !!

Marquita Tucker, MBA: The Lexus Velodrome is an awesome place to go for entertainment, fitness, drinks, skating, and more.

Debbie Hefka: Best evening of sport in town. Go go go to the bike races.

Lee Pitts: Place is awesome!A well kept secret, lol

Deborah Hill: Cool place. They have bike racing and inline skating. Can rent space for private parties.

Kamaria Abdullah: Great experience! My kids loved it and so did I. A nice place to take the family to stay active during these cold winter months. Ride bikes, skate or just walk. Budget friendly and fun!

黄硕: 可太好玩了！！教练也很认真负责

Todd Kropp: Learn to ride program is awesome! Highly recommend for kids. Staff were super helpful and encouraging.

Asja Smith: Parking could be explained a little better. Venue is great. The bathroom situation is TERRIBLE

OneMedia Detroit: This is a very nice place to hold any event... Very Sexy...❤ and can be sporty too, since that's what it was made for..

Tunesia Turner: My son learned how to ride his bike here. Coach Joaquin was patient and amazing. Unfortunately, some of the other staff is not. Specifically Coach Luke. He lacks tact and was rude and disrespectful to our group.It always baffles me, that white people think that black children need to be policed & heavily monitored. And that black families don’t deserve to be treated like valued customers.

Kebina Young: If I could have made this review without giving any stars I would have. Just had an absolutely horrific experience here. The staff was incredibly rude and disrespectful to my two young children, ages 4 and 7. There are no other participants on site today - it is literally empty - because school is out for the long holiday weekend I decided to bring the two young ones here so they could ride and walk while I attempted to get a little bit of work done. Keep in mind- they are 4 and 7 - so are they always mindful about every single action? Usually not. But again, they are young kids, so consistent reminders and lots of patience are two key elements for any adult working with children. If you can’t exercise that, then you should not be in a position where you work with young children. My 7-year-old took off on the bike at one point, leaving his helmet on the table. He knows better, but was probably excited. The woman here yelled at him. I instructed him to come back and put his helmet back on. The final straw was the man berating him for stopping too quickly once which makes a squeaking sound and (for those of us who ride - we understand that this isn’t good for the bike so I understand the concern - it is the inappropriate manner and tone of his reproach that struck an uncomfortable chord with me) that he would have to be responsible for paying for repairs and going on and on - to a 7-year-old! I quickly stepped in and directed him to speak to me, not my son - that as the adults we should communicate with each other if he does not know how to communicate respectfully to my child. He told me to just leave then because he’s the coach. To which I replied, he’s not my son’s coach and if he can’t approach children with kindness and patience then he should not approach them at all. I am quite certain that had we been white these individuals would never have spoken in such a hateful, demeaning and belittling manner! I am disgusted and disappointed that this facility, which could serve a lot of good in the community, chooses to employ staff with temperaments not designed to work with diverse people. Thumbs down.

Miriam Devine: My son like the atmosphere of the place. HeLearned how to ride a bike for free.