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Good point of Glendale, there's about a zero % chance weather is going to mess up your experience. It's AZ so the weather is typically perfect that time of year (might be a little warm this year in April). And, on the extremely unlikely chance of rain, they close the roof. Me, personally, I'd be pretty un-stoked if I did a bunch of planning and prep and flew from MN to A1 or SD only to have a mudder or lime-gate situation.. lol

A1, San Diego, Glendale, Arlington, and Nashville like Chris said. Atlanta at the speedway is my personal favorite now as long as it’s dry. New Jersey is my least favorite

Nashville was incredible it's first time around. But the weather was perfect. It's an open stadium so it's a gamble. The fans were super energetic, location was sweet, and night life near the stadium was fun. It is spendy though. Glendale always delivers. Huge, nice stadium. Great area near by. Good flights from MSP and although the airport is a ways away, it's an easy one to get to. Daytona is terrible for spectating, but it's something to see and bike week is awesome. Final vote would be Denver. It was affordable, good location, and Colorado is a great moto-hub...

I’m guessing you’d fly out of Minnie? I’d say Dallas is a really good race to go to. Great stadium & usually an Excellent Pit Party! Daytona is a great race if ya wanna spend some extra time hanging out & enjoying Bike Week. One of the things to consider is what cities are the most affordable to fly to and stay at (hotel prices). I guess, if you’re feeling like driving, you could try Detroit or Indy?

I like the earlier rounds as the vibe is usually better, just more energy and positivity for the season, etc. I've been to Vegas, Glendale, St Louis, and Denver. My best experiences have been (in order of best to worst): 1) Glendale (great weather typically, big track, long lap times, usually early in the year - just not in 2023 grrr) 2) Denver (nice venue, later in the year typically but still has good turnout, energy is insane when Tomac is racing) 3) St Louis (not a fan of indoor pits and I'm always amazed at the amount of people...