Brickyard Weekend Fans Encouraged To ‘Plan Ahead’ With IMS.com

Fans attending Brickyard Weekend at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, which options the NASCAR Cup Series and NASCAR O’Reilly Auto Parts Series, are inspired to “Plan Ahead” by way of IMS.com/PlanAheadan interactive internet web page that serves as a house base for followers heading to the observe this weekend.

The “Plan Ahead” web page options detailed details about the whole fan expertise at IMS, together with instructions, parking, schedule, gate rules, digital ticket and parking guides, ADA accessibility and rather more.

All Speedway patrons ought to pay attention to the next to make sure a profitable day on the observe:

sixteenth Street Bridge Closure

The sixteenth Street bridge over White River is closed. Guests ought to plan to make use of tenth Street, Michigan Street, New York Street or Washington Street bridges over White River and take White River Parkway north to sixteenth Street. Guests can even proceed on tenth Street to Tibbs Avenue and switch north towards sixteenth Street. Gate 2 is credential-only each Saturday and Sunday, that means all company will need to have a pre-paid parking go. Gate 2 will not be accessible from the west, so company ought to plan to reach from the east and switch proper into Tunnel 2.

Guests can even use the newly reopened thirtieth Street bridge and enter the ability from the north aspect of the racetrack by way of Gate 10. Free parking is on the market within the North 40 (Lot 7). Additionally, Turn 3 infield parking needs to be accessed by way of Gate 10. Gate 10 will enable each east and west certain visitors to show into the gate.

Tickets

Tickets for Brickyard Weekend can be found for buy at IMS.com.

• Friday, July 25: $25 for General Admission seating to see NASCAR Cup Series and O’Reilly Auto Parts Series apply. Children 15 and beneath are admitted free with a paying grownup in General Admission places.

• Saturday, July 26: $45 for General Admission for Pennzoil 250 introduced by Take 5 Oil Change qualifying and race and Brickyard 400 introduced by PPG qualifying within the infield viewing mounds solely. Flex seating places can be found in H Stand (Sections 1-6), North Vista ADA (Sections 26-30), Northwest Vista (Sections 16-20), Paddock (Sections 9-18), South Terrace and ADA, South Terrace East ADA and Southwest Vista (Sections 1-10). for $65 per grownup. Children 15 and beneath are admitted free with a paying grownup in General Admission and Flex seating places. Reserved seats vary from $65-153.

• Sunday, July 27: $50 for General Admission for the Brickyard 400 introduced by PPG within the infield viewing mounds solely. Flex seating places can be found in A Stand (All Sections), H Stand (Sections 1-6), North Vista ADA (Sections 26-30), Northwest Vista (Sections 16-20), Paddock (Sections 9-18), South Terrace and ADA, South Terrace East ADA and Southwest Vista (Sections 1-10) for $75 per grownup. Children 15 and beneath are admitted free with a paying grownup in General Admission and Flex seating places. Reserved seats vary from $65-205.

Public Parking

Parking for Brickyard Weekend is on the market in a wide range of places inside and across the observe. Parking may be bought on-site or upfront. Race followers can go to IMS.com to buy obtainable parking passes.

Friday Parking

• Free parking is on the market in Lot 7 (North 40) and Turn 3 Infield. Race followers can enter by way of Gate 2, or Gate 10 from thirtieth Street. Free ADA parking is on the market in Lot 7 (North 40) and the infield within the Tower, Flag and West Museum heaps. Motorcycle parking is free within the South Carousel Lot. Paid parking and ADA parking obtainable in Lot 2 for $10.

Saturday Parking

• Free parking is on the market in Lot 7 (North 40). Race followers should enter by way of Gate 10 from thirtieth Street.
• Paid parking is on the market in Lot 1B, Lot 2, Lot 3G and Main Gate for $20, Turn 3 Infield for $25 (pay as you go solely), Lot 6A for $40, Gate 1 (Parcel B) for $75 and Gate 1 Tailgating for $125. ADA parking is $25 for inside heaps and $20 for outdoor heaps. Motorcycle parking (pre-paid solely) is $20 within the South Carousel Lot.

Sunday Parking

• Free parking is on the market in Lot 7 (North 40). Race followers should enter by way of Gate 10 from thirtieth Street.
• Paid parking is on the market in Lot 1B, Lot 2, Lot 3G and Main Gate for $20, Turn 3 Infield for $25 (pay as you go solely), Lot 6A for $40, Gate 1 (Parcel B) for $75 and Gate 1 Tailgating for $125. ADA parking is $25 for inside heaps and $20 for outdoor heaps. Motorcycle parking (pre-paid solely) is $20 within the South Carousel Lot.

Cashless Operations

IMS is a cashless facility. Please be ready to finish your ticket, credentials, parking, concession and merchandise purchases with ease throughout your occasion through debit or bank card.

Pedestrian Gate Entry

Friday

• Public pedestrian gates open: 1, 2, 4, 6S, 7, 7S, 10, 10A

Saturday

• Public pedestrian gates open: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6S, 7, 7S, 9, 10, 10A, 11A

Sunday

• Public pedestrian gates open: 1, 2, 3, 4, 6N, 6S, 7, 7S, 9, 10, 10A, 11A

Fans attending IMS for the Brickyard Weekend will go by way of magnetometers as a part of the gate entry course of.

Water Stations

IMS could have 5 water bottle filling stations situated all through the ability on Race Day in Turns 1, 2 and 4, in addition to behind Tower Terrace and within the Garage Area.

Sam’s Club Fan Midway

The Sam’s Club Fan Midway options a number of thrilling, fan-friendly actions, together with NASCAR driver appearances. The Midway, situated within the infield behind Tower Terrace, shall be open from 10am-2pm Friday, 11am-7pm Saturday and 10am-2pm Sunday. Click here for extra info.

IMS Museum

General admission tickets for the IMS Museum are $25, seniors (55 and over) are $23, and navy (former and energetic) are $18. Tickets may be bought on-line at https://imsmuseum.org/tickets/. Museum hours for Brickyard Weekend:

• Friday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Saturday: 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
• Sunday: 10 a.m.-5 p.m.

Weekend Street Parking

Parking restrictions within the Town of Speedway shall be enforced throughout Brickyard Weekend. No parking shall be allowed on the south and east sides of any road certain by twenty fifth Street on the north, Georgetown Road on the east, Lynhurst Drive on the west and Crawfordsville Road on the south from 6 pm Friday by way of 8 pm Sunday.

Click here for extra info on weekend road parking restrictions within the Town of Speedway.

Additional Road Closures:

Race followers ought to pay attention to a number of highway closures earlier than making their method to IMS throughout Brickyard Weekend. Those embrace:

• Speedway Police Department will shut Georgetown Road to vehicular visitors south of twenty fifth Street half-hour earlier than the beginning of the Pennzoil 250 introduced by Take 5 Oil Change on Saturday, July 25 and half-hour earlier than the beginning of the Brickyard 400 introduced by PPG on Sunday, July 26.

• Speedway Police Department may even shut sixteenth Street between Olin Avenue and the roundabout half-hour earlier than the beginning of the Pennzoil 250 introduced by Take 5 Oil Change and the Brickyard 400 introduced by PPG. Additionally, sixteenth Street won’t be accessible from Polco Street, as it is going to be blocked at tenth Street. Traffic touring east on Crawfordsville Road from the west shall be rotated on the sixteenth Street roundabout. Traffic touring west on sixteenth Street from downtown shall be diverted south on Olin Avenue.

Additional Resources and Information

Drivers can be taught the places of labor zones and freeway restrictions by viewing an online map here or visiting @TrafficWise on X.

No coolers bigger than 18 inches by 15 inches by 15 inches may be introduced into the ability, which shall be strictly enforced. Fans shall be allowed to convey one cooler and one customary backpack or e book bag per particular person.

For extra info concerning entry to IMS, go to IMS.com. For extra info, observe on

The Speedway Police Department may be reached for non-emergency companies by dialing 311 on a mobile phone. The aim of 311 is to offer an easy-to-remember quantity for non-emergency companies whereas releasing up 911 traces for well timed emergency response.