Gettnig Around The Infield

[tmheld]

I have a question for anyone who has stayed in the infield at Daytona.
What is the best way to get around? I don't mind walking but I think I would see the races from more spots if I had greater mobility. Are those electric scooters you stand on allowed?
I saw a picture of someone on a pocket bike so I assume scooters are ok. Does it get to crowded for it to be worth it?

Thanks, Tim

[Nascarcamping]

Walk, forget about the scooters, to crowded, to much going on.

[Buddlite]

Plus "officially" speedway doesn't allow any "motorized" things like that unless they are registered with speedway and they give you permission. But Mr Camping is right, it is too crowded to try and use anything. Get your walking shoes on

[Nascarcamping]

2 years ago a lady we call " scooter" ann is her real name was told she cant ride her handicap scooter around.....:evil:

[Shirley]

2 years ago a lady we call " scooter" ann is her real name was told she cant ride her handicap scooter around.....:evil:
:evil::evil::evil:
I bet that they dont tell Bootie Barker That he can't ride his handicap scooter around!!! Law Suit!!!!!

[wiggleyum]

So it appears bicycles, tricycles and unicycles would work, right?

[8rgang]

I agree with Chris, you need to walk especially around race times there is just to many people to use a scooter or bike.

This is from the Official Daytona Speedway fan guide. . .

OTHER ITEMS NOT PERMITTED IN THE INFIELD
Pets, fireworks, firearms, motorcycles (except during motorcycle events), bicycles, skateboards,
three-wheeled vehicles, ATVs, scooters, lift trucks, tractor trailers, platforms, scaffolding or box
trucks (i.e. U-HAUL trucks) and unpermitted golf carts.

8 rgang
2006 Fleetwood Expedition 38S

39 Days till the Daytona 500 :cool:

[wiggleyum]

I'll just take the tram around to everywhere. I'm sure its nuts especially by the start of the Gatorade Duels and for Sunday - forgetabout it.