NASCAR is bringing the full show to Nashville.
The NASCAR Cup Series will run the Ally 400 on Sunday, June 30 at Nashville Superspeedway to cap off a full weekend of racing. The NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series kicks off action with the Rackley Roofing 200 on Friday, June 28 and the NASCAR Xfinity Series will run the Tennessee Lottery 250 on Saturday, June 29.
Here's what you need to know about the NASCAR race weekend in Nashville.
How to purchase tickets, premium seating for NASCAR Nashville race weekend
Fans are able to purchase race tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday individually for the NASCAR race weekend in Nashville.
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There are also several premium add-ons fans can purchase to make their experience at the racetrack even more memorable.
- Melon Man Experience: In honor of last year's Ally 400 winner, Ross Chastain, the Melon Man Experience gives fans a Turn 4 Experience, a hat with Chastain's Melon Man logo and an autograph from Chastain. Fans can either purchase the experience with an auxiliary grandstand ticket or select it as an add on. The ticket and add on costs $135 and the add-on only option is $75.
- College ticket bundle: College students can purchase tickets for all three races during the NASCAR weekend for just $50. Students will also receive an exclusive Turn Four Experience during Saturday's Tennessee Lottery 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race. Students must use their school-issued .edu email to access the offer.
- "Miltix" military discount: Active duty and retired military members or members of the Reserves are eligible for a 15% discount on their raceday tickets in Nashville.
- Kids tickets: Kids 12 and under get in free for the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series and NASCAR Xfinity Series races. Kids in the same age range are able to get into the NASCAR Cup Series race for just $10.
- Group tickets: Fans are able to get a discount on groups to get together and help create memories and build relationships at the racetrack. Account executives are ready to help fans secure their tickets.
- Premium seating experiences: There are two options for fans to upgrade their seating experience for the Ally 400 race weekend at Nashville Superspeedway. Fans can pick from the Pit Road Club and the Green Room Lounge with fun access to different opportunities for food and drink and other race-involved items.
Fans can also purchase the Weather Guarantee, which provides an insurance in case weather postpones the race. If fans who purchase the guarantee are not able to attend the rescheduled date, they will receive a credit to another race at a Speedway Motorsports speedway.
How to reserve parking for NASCAR race at Nashville Superspeedway
There are several options for fans to reserve parking, tailgating and camping spots for the entire NASCAR race weekend at Nashville.
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There is a weekend tailgating option with oversized spots to provide enough room for grilling and other activities for the group. The size of the spot is 15 feet by 40 feet. The first row is $750 and additional rows are $650.
Reserved parking spots are just a short walk from the speedway with single day and weekend options available. Daily parking on Friday and Saturday are both $25, single day parking for Sunday is $60 and parking for the full weekend is $100.
Camping options for NASCAR race weekend at Nashville Superspeedway
Campers have several options to select from to stay at Nashville Superspeedway for the entire NASCAR race weekend.
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General packages include the Geico Campground, which includes the campsite for five days and four weekend grandstand tickets. The package runs from June 26-July 1 and costs $700.
There is also a tent camping package, which also runs from June 26-July 1. This package comes with two grandstand tickets and costs just $280.
Fans can also select from three standard camping packages at the speedway. The packages all feature 25-foot by 50-foot dry camp spaces and run from 8 a.m. on June 26 through noon on July 1.
- Geico Glade Campground 1: The campsite is located near the infield tunnel and the main gate. It's the largest lot at the racetrack and accommodates an RV, fifth wheel, travel trailer. The grass surface site has free showers along with water, pump-outs and ice available for purchase. The cost is $329 for the weekend.
- Geico Glade Family Campground: This lot is located near the infield tunnel and the main gate area. The grass surface accommodates an RV, fifth wheel, travel trailer. The grass surface site has free showers along with water, pump-outs and ice available for purchase. The cost is $329 for the weekend.
- Tent camping: Tent camping is located in the Geico Glade Family Campground on the outside of the track near Turn 4 by the shower trailers. The campsite is un-reserved and has one tow vehicle pass. The grass campsite costs $150 for the weekend.
Campers can also upgrade their experience to a premium package. All of the packages feature dry campsites and 25-foot by 50-foot spaces. The campsites are open from 8 a.m. on June 26 through noon on July 1.
- Fiddler Flats Camping (Turns 1 and 2): The site is located near the Fan Zone and near the main gate. The campsite accommodates RVs, fifth wheels, travel trailers and popups. It's a grass surface with free showers and extra costs for water, pump-outs and ice. The first row is sold out, but other rows cost $800.
- Music Row Premium Camping (backstretch): This is a unique perspective of the track and has view of the racing. The first row is sold out and the second row has limited track viewing. The gravel surface accommodates RVs, fifth wheels, travel trailers and popups. The site includes water, pump-outs, showers and ice.
Time, TV schedule for NASCAR racing at Nashville Superspeedway
For fans who cannot make it to the race in person, NBC Sports will have television coverage for the NASCAR Cup Series and Xfinity Series races while the Craftsman Truck Series will be broadcast on FS2.
- Ally 400 NASCAR Cup Series race: Sunday, June 30; 2:30 p.m. (CT) on NBC (watch FREE on Fubo)
- Tennessee Lottery 250 NASCAR Xfinity Series race: Saturday, June 29; 4 p.m. (CT) on USA Network (watch FREE on Fubo).
- Rackley Roofing 200 NASCAR Truck Series race: Friday, June 28; 7 p.m. (CT) on FS2 (watch FREE on Fubo).
Nashville Superspeedway consistently provides one of the best atmospheres in NASCAR and sells out quickly. Make sure to get tickets and parking before it's completely sold out.
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