The combined complexes, located in Palmdale and Lancaster, will consist of 15 fields. These new facilities will accommodate local AYSO soccer teams as well as world class soccer competition events. Palmdale's complex is slated for a July 1997 opening, while Lancaster's complex date of completion is scheduled for the Summer of 1998. The festival includes 10 stages of entertainment, including two for children, two hundred arts and crafts vendors, a fine arts pavilion and international food booths. Headline entertainers have included America, Eddie Money, Jan and Dean, Eddie Rabbit and county music stars Collin Raye and Pam Tillis.
All entertainment is free with gate admission.
This annual event, held in May of each year, attracts participants and visitors from all over the nation and is one of the world's most challenging and popular motorsports. This sport is unlike any other type of car racing and is thrilling to participate in and watch. Funland USA, located on 9.2 acres just west of the Antelope Valley Freeway at Avenue P near the regional Antelope Valley Mall, will include a miniature race car track, three miniature golf courses, bumper boat lagoon, batting cages, video arcade and soccer arenas. Future plans for the airpark may include an expansion of up to 23 acres and house a collection of aircraft built, flown or modified at Air Force Plant 42. The airpark is a site for many visitors in the Antelope Valley.