Tour the Core - Uptown Tour

This track begins with a tour of the Historic Trolley Powerhouse Museum. You will then ride on the historic trolley into Uptown Charlotte accompanied by a docent to give a historic narration.

Tour the Levine Museum of the New South, an interactive history museum of post-Civil War southern society, blacks and whites, rich and poor, natives and newcomers who have shaped the South since the Civil War. See how Charlotte picked up the pieces after being on the losing side.

Then hop on the train back to the hotel to rest and get all fancied up for the evening's festivities.

Thrilling Heroics Whitewater Rafting Track

If you are a Merc in training or just in the mood for some thrilling heroics, join us for an adventure at the U.S. National Whitewater Center.

The center is best known for exciting whitewater river rafting and kayaking. Try out the 1,123 foot mega-zipline for a heart pounding experience.

Imagine for a moment Reavers are on your trail and this is your only escape route. The Whitewater Center has one of the largest outdoor climbing centers in the U.S. with a 30-foot wall and an open-air, free-form, 46-foot spire for climbing & rappelling at all levels. This skill come in handy for those "hard to get to" missions. Try the Geocaching to further test your tracking and treasure hunting skills.

Some adventures in this track, such as whitewater rafting, will cost additional coin ranging from $10-$50 so plan accordingly.

In case of torrential downpour or a terrifying space monkey invasion, this track will move to the nearby Charlotte Nature Museum. This track is limited to 30 people so sign up now.

Hard Burn NASCAR Track

Long before our favorite Big Damn Heroes transported questionable cargo with the Alliance in hot pursuit, the good old southern boys on Earth-That-Was ran illegal moonshine in hot rod cars outsmarting and outrunning the authorities.

At the NASCAR Hall of Fame Museum you can experience the history and see the technological advances that sprang from this southern rebellion that created the modern racing phenomenon known as NASCAR. Learn about the drivers, such as The King, Richard Petty, and The Intimidator, Dale Earnhardt, that injected their magnetic personality into the sport. Who knows, maybe they inspired a well known prairie harpie to invent her own inter-engine fermentation system.

The museum will feature 40,000 square feet of exhibit space, a racing simulator, the Full Throttle theater, Glory Road which will feature 15-18 historic race cars and a gift shop full of shiny souvenirs.