Southern Florida's premier horse racing facility, Gulfstream Park has been offering exciting thoroughbred action since 1939.  Located in Hallandale Beach, fans flock to this winter horse racing landmark annually from around the world.

Gulfstream Park has undergone a massive renovation project that is revolutionary in its scope and amenities.

Seating:
Walking Ring: app. 700 (Free)
Tiki Hut: app. 1,000 seats and chairs (Free)
Apron: app. 750 seats with tables (Free)
Stadium Level: app. 900 First-floor Silks Simulcast Center (North) and South Room carrels: app. 800

Restaurants:
1st Floor Eateries:
Pizza Paddock and Weiner Circle inside the Silks Simulcast Center
Deli inside the Finish Line Casino

2nd Floor Restaurant:
Ten Palms: A la carte dining.  Trackside seating for more than 1,000 guests.

3rd Floor Restaurant:
Christine Lee's: This beautiful restaurant features lavish appointments, a grand view of the racetrack and the finest dining experience in South Florida. Prime sirloin steak, Asian specialties and sushi bar. Open for dinner from 4 p.m. until midnight year-round and for lunch on race days.

Concessions:
Finish Line area: Eisenburg Deli and Blue Bell Ice Cream
Apron: Mustards and Nacho Loco
Paddock: Sugar Cube
The Beach:  Kulturz

Admission and Self-parking:
General admission (Tiki Hut, Apron & Walking Ring) – Free

About Silks Simulcast Center:
More than 60 flat-screen plasma TVs
comfortable wagering carrels

Luxury Suites: There are 22 on the third level, 11 flanking each side of Christine Lee's, the upscale restaurant that serves as the floor’s centerpiece.   The suites are available by lease for the day, week or season.

Racetrack: The main track is 1 1/8 miles in circumference and the turf course is seven furlongs. The turf course is 170 feet wide, which allows the inner rail to be moved in and out, thereby reducing wear and tear, which in turn allows for more turf races to be carded.

Highlights will again be the $1,000,000 Florida Derby (which has produced 21 Kentucky Derby winners, including Barbaro and Big Brown), the Sunshine Millions series, the $500,000 Donn Handicap, the Gulfstream Park Turf Handicap, the Fountain of Youth and Holy Bull stakes, and the Gulfstream Park, Pan Am and Orchid handicaps.

The Sunshine Millions program, inaugurated in 2003, has been a hit with horsemen as well as fans. This innovative six-race series, the brainchild of MI Developments (MID) chairman Frank Stronach, is restricted to horses bred in California and Florida. On a rotating basis, three races are run at Gulfstream Park and three races are run at Santa Anita, Gulfstream Park’s sister track in the family of tracks owned by MEC. Past winners include the popular Lost in the Fog as well as Musique Toujours, Secret Request and Red Warrior, each of whom paid winning mutuels of nearly/or more than $100.