Ram Jam Sportsplex

Ram Jam Sportsplex has closed. The track announced in November 2026 that it is closing its gates after 20 years, so do not plan a trip here. The details below describe how the indoor track operated.

Ram Jam Sportsplex in Sheffield Village, Ohio is one of the biggest indoor motocross tracks in the world, and for northern Ohio riders that scale is what keeps the motocross calendar alive through winter. When the outdoor tracks shut down from late fall into spring, Ram Jam is where Cleveland-area riders keep logging laps.

The season runs mid-November through March, sometimes into early April, covering exactly the months when outdoor riding in Ohio is off the table. Without it, riders across the Cleveland metro would face four to five months with no place to ride. The indoor program keeps winter training and rider development moving instead of stalling until spring.

Pricing is straightforward: $45 cash to ride, with 10-punch passes at $430 (about $43 per session) for regulars. Private rentals run $160 to $575 for partial or full-property booking, which suits race teams and structured training programs that want the track to themselves.

Hours are Wednesday through Friday 4:30pm to 8:30pm, with weekend hours Saturday and Sunday 11am to 4pm. The weekday evening window works for after-school and after-work sessions, and the weekend daytime slots handle family riding.

The building sits west of Cleveland in Lorain County. Riders from Sheffield Village, Lorain, Elyria, Avon, Cleveland, Strongsville, and North Olmsted are all close, and Akron, Canton, and Youngstown riders make the drive west for winter seat time without flying south.