Gulfstream Undergoing $20-Million Modernization Project

[Wandering Eyes]

With its Championship Meet set to begin Friday, Nov. 29, Gulfstream Park is in the midst of a $20-million modernization project, which includes:

∙ A new open-air Dining Terrace on the second floor overlooking the racetrack featuring luxury boxes with private televisions and a lounge section, both offering food and beverage service from Ten Palms

∙ A new infield tote board measuring 100 ft. by 30 ft. boasting a high-density pixel LED screen

∙ Enhanced sound system on the apron and grandstand areas, additional LED screens and televisions throughout the buildings for a more convenient viewing experience

∙ Additional dining tables around the walking ring with food service offered from Char #3, a barbecue smokehouse, or Tito’s Raw Bar

“We believe these new additions and the modernizing of Gulfstream Park will elevate the experience of our guests whether they’re attending the races, the casino, our poker room, the Village at Gulfstream Park, or our new concert series,” said Joe Lopez, Vice President of Hospitality and Venue Management at Gulfstream Park. “The experience of attending a sports or entertainment event has vastly changed in the past 10 years. Fans expect new technology, a variety of seating and dining options, and unique VIP experiences. The Stronach Group continues to lead the way in re-imagining the Thoroughbred racing experience as well as other unique entertainment events we will have at Gulfstream Park.”

The projects are expected to be ongoing as the Championship meet begins.

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