Annoyance at the Keystones

[Everett Vassar]

Anytime a public restroom at a privatly owned business is un healthy be it a drag strip or ball park the county health dept should be notified

[Jim Hanig]

Originally Posted by Greg Gay

I didn’t mind sitting in my van in a hayfield in the rain for two days; no one can control the weather. And I didn’t mind that the NHRA chose to lead off on Saturday with the Pro’s; they are the primary reason that the spectators are there. I didn’t even mind waiting until Monday to complete the race. But what really annoys me is paying someone a dollar to hand me a paper towel each time that I go to the bathroom. The first time that I ever saw this was at Englishtown, but it seems to have spread, like the plague, to Atco, Maple Grove, and Cecil County, I believe.

Now, I’ve been to upscale motels where the maitre D hands you a towel, but they were never looking for a tip. And I know that half of the racers today have motor homes and can escape this nuisance. But if NHRA’s true customers are the spectators, then why allow them to be subject to this fleecing? Wouldn’t it be better for the tracks to have their own personnel to take care of the bathrooms, and pay them to do so? If 15,000 people really show up for one of these races, and each pays just a quarter, there’s almost an additional $4000 being coerced from your customers.
Maybe I’m just too cheap, but for spending 5 days at Maple Grove, this is what annoyed me the most. And it annoys me every time I see it at other tracks, too.

Greg

Greg get you a mh and they charge you to park overnite.

[Greg Gay]

Day 1, Year 2016: 3 guys to clean the bathroom, tip jar present, no paper towels.

[CMcAllister]

What the h3ll, if the place is kept clean, I don't mind it so much. I just don't give a handful of change every trip.

If my memory is correct, Maple Grave has never been able to build proper facilities because of environmental restrictions. Same reason it took many years to get a return road down the pit side of the track.

[Angelo DiTocco]

Originally Posted by CMcAllister

What the h3ll, if the place is kept clean, I don't mind it so much. I just don't give a handful of change every trip.

If my memory is correct, Maple Grave has never been able to build proper facilities because of environmental restrictions. Same reason it took many years to get a return road down the pit side of the track.

Come on.... it shouldn't require an Act of Congress replace a worn out antiquated ****ter.

[Darrel Goheen]

Originally Posted by Greg Gay

I didn’t mind sitting in my van in a hayfield in the rain for two days; no one can control the weather. And I didn’t mind that the NHRA chose to lead off on Saturday with the Pro’s; they are the primary reason that the spectators are there. I didn’t even mind waiting until Monday to complete the race. But what really annoys me is paying someone a dollar to hand me a paper towel each time that I go to the bathroom. The first time that I ever saw this was at Englishtown, but it seems to have spread, like the plague, to Atco, Maple Grove, and Cecil County, I believe.

Now, I’ve been to upscale motels where the maitre D hands you a towel, but they were never looking for a tip. And I know that half of the racers today have motor homes and can escape this nuisance. But if NHRA’s true customers are the spectators, then why allow them to be subject to this fleecing? Wouldn’t it be better for the tracks to have their own personnel to take care of the bathrooms, and pay them to do so? If 15,000 people really show up for one of these races, and each pays just a quarter, there’s almost an additional $4000 being coerced from your customers.
Maybe I’m just too cheap, but for spending 5 days at Maple Grove, this is what annoyed me the most. And it annoys me every time I see it at other tracks, too.

Greg

What's the towel for??

[Ed Fernandez]

Originally Posted by Darrel Goheen

What's the towel for??

Blow your nose, shine your shoes, clean race car windows, bring to sanitary facility for the next go round.