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Arizona events · March and October 2027

NASCAR Phoenix Raceway 2027 IV therapy

Race weekend hydration. Registered nurses. Delivered to your hotel, your rental, or your RV lot in the West Valley.

Medically cleared by Mellisa Kerchief, NP, our Medical Director

Phoenix Raceway hosts two NASCAR weekends in 2027. The spring weekend is March 12 to 14. The Cup Series race is Sunday, March 14. The fall weekend is October 22 to 24. The Cup playoff race is Sunday, October 24. Three days of sun, beer, and engines. We bring the IV to you. Same day. No travel fee in most of the Valley.

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What is NASCAR Phoenix Raceway IV therapy?

It is a one liter IV drip given by a registered nurse. They come to your hotel, rental, home, or RV lot on race weekend. The most booked bags are the Hydrate IV ($150) and the Hangover IV ($295). Hydrate is for a day in the sun. Hangover is for the morning after. Each drip takes about 45 to 60 minutes. Most people feel better before the bag is done.

Quick facts

NASCAR Phoenix Raceway 2027 quick facts

From the event’s own announcements. Check its official site for changes.

Venue
Phoenix Raceway, 7602 Jimmie Johnson Dr, Avondale
Spring weekend
Friday, March 12 to Sunday, March 14, 2027
Spring Friday
ARCA race
Spring Saturday
O’Reilly Series race plus an INDYCAR doubleheader
Spring Sunday
NASCAR Cup Series race, March 14
Fall weekend
Friday, October 22 to Sunday, October 24, 2027
Fall Sunday
NASCAR Cup Series playoff race, October 24
Fall 2026
Cup Series playoff race, Sunday, October 18, 2026
Race names and green flag times
To be announced. Check the official site.
Tickets and parking
To be announced. Check the official site.
Camping
Infield camping and RV lots at the track. Details on the official site.
Championship Weekend
No longer in Phoenix. It moved to Florida for 2026.
Also in town, spring
Cactus League Spring Training, February 19 to March 23. M3F, March 5 to 6. Spring break.
The Good Life IV hours
Studio 9 am to 6 pm daily. Mobile 8 am to 8 pm all race weekend.
Phone and text
(480) 674-⁠8268

Built for race weekend

A NASCAR weekend at Phoenix Raceway is three days long. Some fans roll in Thursday with the RV. Others drive out from Phoenix or Scottsdale each morning. Either way, you sit in the sun for hours. You drink beer from the first green flag to the last lap. Then you do it again the next day.

The desert sun is strong in March. It is still warm in October. The grandstands have little shade. The infield has less. You lose water all day. You do not feel it until your head starts to pound.

A nurse comes to your hotel room, your rental, or your campsite where access allows. You get a full liter of fluids, vitamins, and the medicine you need. You feel better in about an hour. Then you head back to the track.

What a race weekend does to your body

All day sun in the grandstands

The stands face the sun for hours. There is not much shade. You sweat out water and salt without moving. By the last lap you are dry, sunburned, and tired.

Infield camping

The infield is the best seat in the house. It is also a parking lot with no shade. You sleep in an RV, wake up warm, and start again. Three days of that adds up.

Beer and long days

Beer at 10 am is part of race day. Alcohol pulls water out of your body. It burns through B vitamins. Add sun and you get a headache by the checkered flag.

The noise and the drive

Hours of engine noise wear you down. Then there is the drive out of the lots. It can take a long time. You get back to the hotel late and dry.

Spring break and Spring Training

The March race lands in the middle of Spring Training and spring break. Many fans catch a ballgame in Goodyear on Friday. Then they hit the race on Sunday. Two events in one weekend means double the sun and double the beer.

Why water alone will not fix it

When you are dry and hungover, your stomach is slow. Water sits there. Only a small part gets to your blood right away. An IV skips the stomach. It goes right to work.

The drips

The Good Life IV menu for race weekend

Every drip is a full liter. Every drip comes with a registered nurse. Mobile prices below. Studio prices are a bit less.

For heat, flights and long days

Hydrate IV

Fluids and electrolytes. The basic reset. Best time: The night before a full day in the sun.$150 studio · $150 at your door For long flights and time zones

Jet Lag IV

Fluids, B vitamins, amino acids, magnesium. Best time: The day you fly in.$175 studio · $205 at your door For energy, mood and immunity

Myers Cocktail IV

Vitamins and minerals. Energy and immune support. Best time: Thursday or Friday, before the weekend.$195 studio · $225 at your door For a stomach bug

Food Poisoning IV

Fluids, nausea medicine, stomach acid reducer. Best time: Campsite food gone wrong.$230 studio · $260 at your door For migraines and bad headaches

Migraine IV

Fluids, magnesium, pain and nausea medicine. Best time: Sun headache after a long day in the stands.$235 studio · $265 at your door For athletes and hard training

Athletic Performance IV

Fluids, amino acids, electrolytes, glutathione. Best time: After a long day on your feet.$255 studio · $285 at your door For the morning after

Hangover IV

Fluids, B vitamins, vitamin C, magnesium, nausea and pain medicine. Best time: Saturday and Sunday mornings. Our most booked drip this weekend.$265 studio · $295 at your door For aches, detox and glow

Anti-Inflammatory and Antioxidant IV

Glutathione, magnesium, anti inflammatory medicine. Best time: Sore back from the grandstands.$295 studio · $325 at your door For regulars who want more

Mega Myers IV

A bigger Myers. More vitamins, more minerals. Best time: Mid weekend reset.$295 studio · $325 at your door For big weekends and big weeks

The Ultimate IV

The works. Vitamins, amino acids, glutathione, and more. Best time: Sunday morning before the Cup race.$375 studio · $405 at your door Our signature

The Good Life IV

Our top bag. Everything, at the highest doses we offer. Best time: Suite groups. RV crews.$565 studio · $595 at your door For energy, focus and healthy aging

NAD+ IV Therapy

Deep cell level reset. Takes 2 to 4 hours. Best time: Monday after the race.$199 to $599 same price anywhere

Add ons: glutathione, extra magnesium, B12, zinc, vitamin C, stomach acid reducer, antihistamine, extra fluids. Most add ons are $35 mobile. See all add ons.

The plan

Your spring race weekend game plan, March 2027

  1. Thursday, Mar 11

    RVs roll in. Fans fly in. Spring Training games all over the Valley.

    Best drip Jet Lag IV or Hydrate IV

    Reset after the trip. Start the weekend with a full tank.

  2. Friday, Mar 12

    ARCA race. First full day in the sun.

    Best drip Hydrate IV or Myers Cocktail IV

    Build a base before two bigger days.

  3. Saturday, Mar 13

    O’Reilly Series plus the INDYCAR doubleheader. The long day.

    Best drip Hangover IV in the morning

    Fix Friday night. Book by Friday evening.

  4. Sunday, Mar 14

    Cup Series race day. Biggest crowd of the weekend.

    Best drip Hangover IV or The Ultimate IV

    Our busiest morning of the weekend. Book Saturday.

  5. Monday, Mar 15

    Pack up the RV. Drive home. Fly home.

    Best drip NAD+ IV or Hydrate IV

    Full reset after three days in the sun.

The plan

Your fall race weekend game plan, October 2027

Fall 2026 note. The Cup Series playoff race is Sunday, October 18, 2026. Same track, same plan. Book your Sunday morning drip by Saturday.

  1. Friday, Oct 22

    Race weekend opens. Still warm in October.

    Best drip Hydrate IV

  2. Saturday, Oct 23

    Long day at the track.

    Best drip Hangover IV or Migraine IV

  3. Sunday, Oct 24

    Cup Series playoff race.

    Best drip Hangover IV in the morning

  4. Monday, Oct 25

    Drive home.

    Best drip NAD+ IV or Hydrate IV

Where we come

Where we deliver near Phoenix Raceway

Our nurses drive to you. Room delivery. No travel fee in most of the Valley.

Avondale and Goodyear, closest to the track

Every hotel and rental in Avondale and Goodyear.

Glendale and Westgate

Renaissance Glendale, Residence Inn Glendale, Hampton Inn Glendale Westgate, Staybridge, Comfort Suites, and every hotel around Westgate.

Phoenix and Scottsdale

Arizona Biltmore, Royal Palms, downtown Phoenix hotels, and every Scottsdale resort. Our studio is in the Biltmore.

Campsites and RV lots

We come to RV lots and campsites where access allows. Ask us when you book.

Rentals

Airbnbs, Vrbos, and private homes across the West Valley, Phoenix, Peoria, Surprise, and Scottsdale.

We also serve Tucson. See the full service area.

A Good Life nurse starting an IV for a client in a leather recliner

How it works

How it works on race weekend

Book early. Saturday and Sunday mornings fill up fast. Sunday before the Cup race is the busiest. Book the day before to lock your time.

  1. Book online, call, or textPick your drip, your hotel or lot, and a time. Takes two minutes.
  2. Quick video callFirst time with us? A nurse practitioner does a five minute video call. Arizona requires it. It is good for one year. About the Good Faith Exam.
  3. Your nurse arrivesYou get a text when they are on the way. They check your vitals.
  4. Relax for 45 to 60 minutesWatch the pre race show. Take a nap in the RV. Order breakfast.
  5. Back to the trackYour nurse packs up. You head to the gate.

Group and suite bookings

RV crews. Suite groups. Corporate hospitality. Bachelor parties built around race weekend. We do all of it.

  • One nurse for up to 4 people at once.
  • More nurses for bigger groups so everyone finishes together.
  • Groups of 4 or more save 10 to 20 percent.
  • A deposit holds your time for groups of 6 or more.
  • Corporate groups can set up an IV station at the hotel before the race. Corporate wellness IV.

See group pricing.

Best drip by where you watch

Infield camping

Three days. RV. No shade. Beer at breakfast.

Best drip: Hangover IV each morning, at your campsite where access allows

Westgate hotel

Race by day. Bars by night.

Best drip: Hangover IV

Driving in from Phoenix or Scottsdale each day

Early mornings. Long drives.

Best drip: Hydrate IV the night before

Flying in for the weekend

Long flight, dry air.

Best drip: Jet Lag IV

Why race fans choose The Good Life IV

Registered nurses, every visit

A licensed Arizona RN with real hospital experience.

A nurse practitioner reviews every drip

Mellisa Kerchief, NP, our Lead Nurse Practitioner, clears every protocol we run.

We come to the West Valley

Avondale, Goodyear, Litchfield Park, Buckeye, Glendale. Most areas have no travel fee. We confirm before we book.

Campsites and RV lots

We meet you at your site where access allows. Just ask.

Same day, all race weekend

Mobile runs 8 am to 8 pm. Mornings before the gates open. Evenings after the drive out.

Groups made easy

We bring enough nurses for the whole RV crew.

Part of a healthcare family with 25 years of patient care

We are here every day, all year.

Safety first

Safety standards

  • A registered nurse gives every IV.
  • Our nurse practitioner clears every protocol.
  • A short video health check before your first IV. Required by Arizona law.
  • Sterile, single use supplies.
  • Vitals checked before every drip.
  • We ask about your health and your medicines first.
  • Insured.

What we do not treat. This is a wellness service. We do not treat alcohol poisoning, heat stroke, chest pain, head injuries, or any emergency. If someone cannot wake up, is breathing slowly, or has a seizure, call 911.

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What fans say

5.0 from 93 Google reviews

“We kept calling around last minute for an IV spot and thankfully the good life was able to squeeze us in. They saved us on the last day of M3F music festival this year.”

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“Riley was very accommodating, punctual, and professional. She made me feel completely comfortable throughout the entire IV process.”

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“I’ve been going to Good Life IV for a while now, and I can’t say enough good things about them. The entire team genuinely cares about their patients and always takes the time to explain everything and make sure you’re comfortable.”

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FAQ

Questions, answered

Still wondering? Text us or call (480) 674-⁠8268.

How much does IV therapy cost on race weekend?

Mobile drips run $150 to $595. The most booked are the Hangover IV ($295), Hydrate IV ($150), and Myers Cocktail ($225). No travel fee for most of the West Valley.

When is the spring NASCAR race at Phoenix Raceway in 2027?

March 12 to 14, 2027. ARCA runs Friday, and the O’Reilly Series and INDYCAR doubleheader run Saturday. The Cup Series race is Sunday, March 14.

When is the fall NASCAR race at Phoenix Raceway in 2027?

October 22 to 24, 2027. The Cup Series playoff race is Sunday, October 24.

Is there a race at Phoenix Raceway in fall 2026?

Yes. The Cup Series playoff race is Sunday, October 18, 2026. We are booking for it now.

Is Championship Weekend still in Phoenix?

No. Championship Weekend left Phoenix and moved to Florida for 2026. Phoenix keeps a spring race and a fall playoff race.

Can you come to the track or the infield?

Not inside the grandstands, suites, or garages. We come to RV lots and campsites near the track where access allows. Ask us when you book, and we tell you what works.

How fast can a nurse get to my hotel in Avondale?

Same day, most of the time. Most Phoenix metro requests are filled within 1 to 2 hours. Sunday mornings go fast, so book Saturday.

Which drip is best for infield camping?

The Hangover IV in the morning and the Hydrate IV at night. Three days of sun, beer, and RV sleep add up. Many campers book one each morning.

Do you deliver to hotels in Goodyear and Litchfield Park?

Yes. Every hotel in Goodyear, Avondale, Litchfield Park, Buckeye, and Glendale. Room delivery.

Can I book for my whole RV crew or suite?

Yes. We send more nurses for groups of 5, 10, or 20. Groups of 4 or more save 10 to 20 percent.

Do you take HSA or FSA?

Yes, for eligible drips. We take all major cards, Apple Pay, and Google Pay. HSA and FSA details.

Can you come to my Airbnb or rental?

Yes. Rentals and private homes in Avondale, Goodyear, Buckeye, Glendale, Phoenix, and Scottsdale.

Do you serve Spring Training the same weekend?

Yes. Goodyear Ballpark and Camelback Ranch are both close to the track. See our Spring Training page.

Do you serve Decadence at Phoenix Raceway on New Year’s Eve?

Yes. Decadence Arizona is December 30 and 31, 2026 at the same track. See our Decadence page.

What if I take medicine or have a health condition?

Tell the nurse practitioner on your video call. Always mention heart, kidney, or liver issues. They may adjust the bag.

How hot is the fall race?

October in Phoenix still runs warm. Afternoons in the grandstands can feel like summer. Drink water all day and book a Hydrate IV the night before.

Book your Phoenix Raceway 2027 IV now.

Get on the list before race weekend. A registered nurse can be at your hotel or campsite today.

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