Hey Bro! It really is, I plan to do a follow up video very soon about my experience. I am thinking about doing a in-depth look at some of the motion hardware. I need to learn a lot 1st. This was actually my 1st time on a motion sim. I lost track of time and I forgot where I was.....I was a pilot in a IndyCar Dallara IR18 (they call it something else in ACC but Ryan said its a good set up) going for my new record lap time at LongBeach. I have more footage for the upcoming videos, but that was the full interview.
Very cool place and experience but I find it hard for something like this to stay open for long with those prices. Thanks for the video on this spot tho
Hi thanks for stopping by. I know right? I had the same thought before visiting. I actually asked someone about that at the Pasadena location. My initial plans for this video was to help the company and sim racing in general. I didn't realize they didn't need any help at all. The locations alone seem like they will guarantee success imo. They look like they are thriving not just at the new location in Tustin but the older one is Pasadena that they used as the test for their brand. I didn't say it in the video, but all views and impressions are my own but and I think the future looks very good for them and for sim racing as a whole. Thanks for checking out the video and posting the comment. About pricing. My opinion on that doesn't matter much becuase I spend way to much on my sim and am clearly a crazy person 😜. I do know the cost of the hardware used in these sims, I do think the ProSim is a better value based on the the cost of the motion hardware. I think I am going to do a video showing the individual pieces of hardware and why I think they are the best they could have gone with.
You know what I didn't think of when you first commented but now I am thinking you might not have ment that the prices are too high, but the prices are too low to make a profit. I reread comment and realized I might have read that wrong.😅
That is a fantastic question and It is one of my goals to cover things is sim racing that don't seem to be covered much. So far, I have found that everyone seems to be extremely helpful, we have an amazing community. To answer your question, there is great news about that. The Kansas location is actually a franchise! So having heard that, I was like, "Wow I need to try to spread the word about World of Racing because we all win the better they do." You know what I mean? Your question and this video have really helped inspire me to do more stuff like this. So you will see more World of Racing videos from me and other things like this in the future.
@JSMmedia03 I am trying to plan a trip back around March. I do have enough footage now to make another video or two. A Pasadena location video very soon and maybe one about the hardware in more detail. But I am not sure about that one. I just want to get people over there and maybe even change some lives like sim racing did for me and what a almost random microcenter visit did for me 2 years ago. If I had a place like this, I wouldn't have made so many mistakes starting out in sim racing.
@@MicahAlvarezRacing that’s awesome to hear man. Same vision as is. Feel free to reach out. Can ask for Johnathan, Bradley, or Ryan. We’d be happy to help.
Place looks like an awesome experience
Hey Bro! It really is, I plan to do a follow up video very soon about my experience. I am thinking about doing a in-depth look at some of the motion hardware. I need to learn a lot 1st. This was actually my 1st time on a motion sim. I lost track of time and I forgot where I was.....I was a pilot in a IndyCar Dallara IR18 (they call it something else in ACC but Ryan said its a good set up) going for my new record lap time at LongBeach.
I have more footage for the upcoming videos, but that was the full interview.
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Added music to the end like you said. Thank you!
How much are the 7-10 race nights
But awesome 🔥
Hi, 7-10 is $90 for the Esport and $100 for the ProSim.
Thanks for checking out my video.
Very cool place and experience but I find it hard for something like this to stay open for long with those prices. Thanks for the video on this spot tho
Hi thanks for stopping by.
I know right? I had the same thought before visiting.
I actually asked someone about that at the Pasadena location. My initial plans for this video was to help the company and sim racing in general. I didn't realize they didn't need any help at all. The locations alone seem like they will guarantee success imo.
They look like they are thriving not just at the new location in Tustin but the older one is Pasadena that they used as the test for their brand.
I didn't say it in the video, but all views and impressions are my own but and I think the future looks very good for them and for sim racing as a whole. Thanks for checking out the video and posting the comment.
About pricing. My opinion on that doesn't matter much becuase I spend way to much on my sim and am clearly a crazy person 😜. I do know the cost of the hardware used in these sims, I do think the ProSim is a better value based on the the cost of the motion hardware. I think I am going to do a video showing the individual pieces of hardware and why I think they are the best they could have gone with.
You know what I didn't think of when you first commented but now I am thinking you might not have ment that the prices are too high, but the prices are too low to make a profit. I reread comment and realized I might have read that wrong.😅
Any other motion sim spots that people should try and frequent?
That is a fantastic question and It is one of my goals to cover things is sim racing that don't seem to be covered much. So far, I have found that everyone seems to be extremely helpful, we have an amazing community.
To answer your question, there is great news about that. The Kansas location is actually a franchise! So having heard that, I was like, "Wow I need to try to spread the word about World of Racing because we all win the better they do." You know what I mean?
Your question and this video have really helped inspire me to do more stuff like this.
So you will see more World of Racing videos from me and other things like this in the future.
Oh and if you didn't see in the video, they have a Location in Pasaneda Ca also. I am doing a video on that very soon.
@micahalvarezracing Thanks for the video! when would you like to come back!
@JSMmedia03 I am trying to plan a trip back around March.
I do have enough footage now to make another video or two. A Pasadena location video very soon and maybe one about the hardware in more detail. But I am not sure about that one. I just want to get people over there and maybe even change some lives like sim racing did for me and what a almost random microcenter visit did for me 2 years ago. If I had a place like this, I wouldn't have made so many mistakes starting out in sim racing.
@@MicahAlvarezRacing that’s awesome to hear man. Same vision as is. Feel free to reach out. Can ask for Johnathan, Bradley, or Ryan. We’d be happy to help.
Awesome set ups but $70 an hour is steep!
I should have mentioned this before in other comments but they have other offerings for less money, take a look. www.worldofracing.com/booking-tustin