It's a personal thing. If you love it, by all means, continue to love it! It's only fair. I've also had my experiences and they have given us more than enough reason to have our opinions.
As Buzzz said, our experiences there have been nothing short of awful. I'll only name a few:
* CIFCA raced there for years in the "Coors 32 Funny Car" event and our first race there wasn't all that bad with the exception of a two hour check in. Shortly thereafter Charlie decided to add to his ticket purses with "Robosaurus" who crushed cars on the track while we were in the lanes for eliminations. They sent our first pair with glass glistening all over the track from the circus robot without as much as a care despite our vocalizing concerns. We pulled out and kept out tires and driver to race another day. Charlie later canceled all CIFCA races in lieu of Monster Truck car crushing action - right on the racing surface!
* Super Chevy a couple years later took us three hours to get from the parking lot to our spots in the pits (who knows why?) we suited up our driver as directed and waited in the lanes for over two hours in the Phoenix summer. We were directed to park the transporter in the dirt where the water truck came by like clockwork on the 1/2 hour splattering mud all over our entire pit, race car and transporter, which I had just washed - silly me. Things were run so poorly that we got one pass all day for our $300. entry fee.
* Buzzz and Paul often have credentials to do photography. We checked in at the credentials trailer (will call) and had to wait well over two hours during a national event only to have them eventually pass us an envelope with the name Buzzz Miller on it that was in the hand of the employee in the booth when we walked up. Worst news of all, is John Force's caterer from downtown Phoenix waited the entire time beside us only to be waived through about the time his potato salad had turned to an unsavory custard.
* Attend any National event and see if you can park nearer than one mile from a gate in less that 45 minutes. Conversely, I was at Pomona three days ago and we drove right in then walked right in and there were twice the people.
* Show me any restroom that has running water, paper and soap in it after 10:00 AM and I'll show you a miracle of biblical proportion.
* Heaven forbid you should have a special need while on site. You will have better luck flying help in from Houston, TX.
To make a long story longer, Charlie is the cheapest owner short of the NHRA themselves. The facility is always the very bare minimum to keep the national event. Treatment of the racers is nothing short of deplorable and an embarrassment to the racing community and the facility is upgraded and the track is prepped ONLY when they absolutely must for TV exposure.
I could go on but I think you'll understand our point of view.