Oceanfront Stay, Hassle-Free
Beachfront lodging, Southern 500 tickets, and transport to Darlington Raceway — that’s what RaceAway’s Darlington NASCAR Packages deliver for Labor Day weekend. We’ll put you trackside for the Southern 500, pairing your race tickets with beachfront accommodations at the Embassy Suites Myrtle Beach Oceanfront Resort. Just steps from the South Carolina sand, you’ll enjoy ocean views, resort-style amenities, and the camaraderie of staying with fellow NASCAR fans. Private charter motorcoaches deliver you straight to Darlington Raceway, so you can skip race-day parking hassles and focus on the weekend.

Too Tough to Tame
There’s only one Darlington Raceway, and it’s earned every bit of that reputation. Since 1950, this South Carolina oval has stood as NASCAR’s original superspeedway, challenging drivers with its peculiar egg-shaped design and steep, mismatched corners. Generations of legends have left the trademark “Darlington Stripe” here, proof of how demanding this track can be. Witnessing the Southern 500 on Labor Day weekend means experiencing NASCAR’s purest tradition — grit, heritage, and spectacle rolled into one.

A Labor Day Tradition Like No Other
The Southern 500 isn’t just another stop on the NASCAR Cup Series calendar — it’s a holiday tradition that blends the final days of summer with motorsports history. From the pre-race ceremonies and driver introductions (included with your package) to the green flag at dusk, the atmosphere is charged with anticipation. Few events in sports match the nostalgia, high drama, and seasonal energy of a Labor Day weekend at Darlington Raceway.

Darlington NASCAR Packages with RaceAway Hospitality
Whether it’s your first trip to “The Lady in Black,” or a long-awaited return, RaceAway packages the details so you can enjoy every moment — from the beachfront hotel in Myrtle Beach to your trackside seat at Darlington. Secure your September 2026 Southern 500 vacation package today and be part of NASCAR history at the track that’s truly “Too Tough to Tame.”