Daytona Manchester is located at Unit 4, Circle South, Wharfside Way, Trafford Park, Manchester M17 1NF. The venue features an indoor karting track that is 450 metres long and 6 metres wide.

Daytona is centrally heated and offers full catering facilities including licensed bar, changing facilities and an AV briefing theatre. The company that owns Daytona Manchester also has race tracks at Sandown Park in Surrey and in Milton Keynes. Daytona was launched in 1990 and has established a reputation as the UK’s premier car racing company.

This year, there are four festive offers guaranteed to raise seasonal spirits without denting the Christmas kitty.

There are exclusive events with 15% off. If you fancy a grand prix, an endurance time trial or a pit stop challenge you’ll be guaranteed 15% off the usual price if booked before the 30th December.

Organising your workplace Christmas festivities? If you are organising this year’s Christmas work activities then this deal will definitely cheer you up. Daytona Manchester is offering party organisers an extra incentive with a free place for booking a Christmas party of 10 people or more.

Available until the 30th December, this offer is a perfect opportunity to do something a bit different with an extra added bonus.

Early Bird Special Put fuel in your engine this Christmas, with a free breakfast and a high octane race session around the UK’s premier indoor karting circuit.
Daytona are offering a delicious free breakfast barm (vegetarian option available on request) and a tea / coffee to all entrants who visit them before the 30th December between 9am and 1pm, Monday to Friday.

Kick starting Christmas at Daytona will pump your party full of energy and exhilaration ahead of the evening’s excesses.

The ‘Daytona Double’ Daytona Double races are all about making the most of the time you’ve got. If you fancy a quick spin during your lunch break then the Double D offers racers two 10 minute races – preceded by a five minute practice – to complete the most laps in the fastest time.

It is a mini Le Mans-style endurance race that can be squeezed into any working day or hectic social life.

Daytona Manchester General Manager, Michael Yau said:

“If you want to do something a bit different this Christmas but are struggling for ideas you needn’t look any further than Daytona Manchester. If you take
advantage of our Christmas deals we guarantee you’ll have a great day
out and won’t regret it.”

To take advantage of these amazing offers call Daytona 0845 644 5505 or visit daytona.co.uk. Terms and conditions apply.

Daytona Manchester Gift Vouchers also make a perfect Christmas present.
Why not buy your family and friends one? call 0845 644 5505 or mail
manchester@daytona.co.uk

The Imperial War Museum North is located in an impressive, award winning building designed by world renowned architect Daniel Libeskind which is located on the Trafford Park side of Salford Quays.

The Imperial War Museum North is one of a number of branches of the Imperial War Museum which has its head quarters in London and includes the Churchill Museum and Cabinet War Rooms in London, HMS Belfast moored on the Thames in London and Imperial War Museum, Duxford.

The exhibition, Witness: Women War Artists, will include personal reflections of the artists about the impact of war on their lives and how conflict has shaped their lives. The exhibition will feature the work of more than 25 artists including Anna Airy , Dame Laura Knight RA, Linda Kitson and Frauke Eigen, and will include over 100 individual works. Witness: Women War Artists is sponsored by Manchester Airports Group plc and Stowe Family Law.

For full and up to date information about the event please visit the Imperial War Museum North website.

The Imperial War Museum North is located on the Trafford Park side of Salford Quays on Trafford Wharf Road, Trafford Park, Manchester M17 1TZ. The nearest tram station is Harbour City Metrolink and the museum is closest to junction 9 of the M60.

The area is home to around 210,000 people. Unlike many other Boroughs in Greater Manchester, the Trafford Metropolitan area does not have a single town that dominates, although Altrincham, Sale, Stretford, Trafford Park and Urmston are perhaps the best known parts of Traford.

The river Mersey flows through the area dividing it in two. On the north side there are areas such as Cornbrook, Davyhulme, Firswood, Flixton, Gorse Hill, Lostock, Old Trafford, Stretford, Trafford Park and Urmston. On the south side of the river there many areas including Altrincham, Ashton-Upon-Mersey, Bowdon, Broadheath, Brooklands, Carrington, Dunham Massey, Hale, Hale Barns, Oldfield Brow, Partington, Sale, Sale Moor, Timperley, Warburton and West Timperley.

There is lots to see and do in Trafford.

Trafford is home to some of the most famous sports grounds in the world, with Manchester United F.C.’s home ground and the Lancashire County Cricket Club both located in Old Trafford. Manchester’s Ice Hockey team Manchester Phoenix, is located in Altrincham, formerly home to Sale Sharks, although their base is now in Stockport.

The Imperial War Museum North is located in Trafford Park, on the the south side of Salford Quays. The museum is housed in an award winning building designed by international architect Daniel Libeskind whose work includes the Michael Lee-Chin Crystal at the Royal Ontario Museum in Toronto, Canada, the Felix Nussbaum Haus in Osnabruck, Germany and the Wohl Centre at the Bar-Ilan University in Ramat-Gan, Israel.

Trafford is home to the Trafford Centre, one of the United Kingdom’s largest shopping centres. It has in the region of 300 shops, cafes, fast food outlets and restaurants. Car parking is free and the centre is well connected by public transport. The Metrolink Shuttle Bus links Stretford Metrolink Station to The Trafford Centre.