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Attending the 2016 Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 at Atlanta Motor Speedway will be less expensive than in the past, as ticket prices for the Feb. 28 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race are reduced an average of 15 percent.
This year, Sunday racegoers will spend no more than $99 for an individual grandstand ticket, with prices starting at just $39.
Also new in 2016, AMS is offering affordable options for fans who want to attend all three days of the race weekend. Some of the best deals in NASCAR, the “Good,” “Better” and “Best” ticket packages, offer reasonable options in increments that allow fans to customize their race weekend with attractive packages according to their budgets.
The “Good” ticket package, priced at $79, includes upper Petty Grandstand seating for Sunday’s Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, plus general admission seating to Friday’s Active Pest Control Qualifying Day and Saturday’s doubleheader, a savings of $40 off the regular prices.
The “Better” ticket package is priced at $139 and offers seating in the Winners, Earnhardt or Petty Grandstand for Sunday’s Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, general admission seating to Friday’s Active Pest Control Qualifying Day and Saturday’s doubleheader, a weekend FanVision rental and a Sunday pre-race pit pass, for a total savings of $125 off regular prices.
The “Best” package, which offers the best value of all three deals, is priced at $179 and boasts an ultimate NASCAR weekend combination, including a seat in the Upper Champions Grandstand or the Upper Winners Grandstand chairback seats for Sunday’s Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500, general admission seating to Friday’s Active Pest Control Qualifying Day and Saturday’s doubleheader, a weekend FanVision scanner rental, a weekend pre-race pit pass, and $25 off a purchase of $50 or more in the AMS souvenir shop. In total, the “Best” package shaves a whopping $165 off normal pricing.
“We’ve made a concerted effort to make Atlanta Motor Speedway event tickets among the most affordable on the entire NASCAR Sprint Cup Series circuit,” said AMS president Ed Clark. “No matter what budget our fans have or race-day experience they’re seeking, we’ve got pricing options tailored specifically for them.”
For fans seeking an upgraded, climate-controlled race-viewing experience, the ever-popular Champions Suite offers indoor reserved seating, pre-race pit access, TVs, dedicated restrooms, a delicious food and beverage buffet and much more.
New fans can make their first race day a memorable one with AMS’s new First-Time Fans Racing Adventure package with Senoia, Georgia’s own Rutledge Wood, host of History’s Top Gear and Lost in Transmission and NBC Sports NASCAR analyst. It includes a ticket to the Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 in the first-time fans section, visits from Rutledge and NASCAR pace car driver Brett Bodine, a FanVision rental and more for just $89.
Again in 2016, children 17 and under will be admitted free with a paid adult to Friday’s Active Pest Control Qualifying Day and Saturday’s Heads Up Georgia 250 XFINITY Series and Georgia 200 Camping World Truck Series doubleheader. Students and children 17 and under can cash in on half-priced tickets for Sunday’s Folds of Honor QuikTrip 500 when they attend with a paid adult.
Information on all ticket pricing specials can be found online at http://atlantamotorspeedway.com/events/specials/ or by calling the Atlanta Motor Speedway ticket office at (770) 946-4211 or (877) 9-AMS-TIX.
