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Originally Posted by dr. fager
Visited this weekend, must say I was very disappointed. The facility is nice if you're going for slots or a beautiful sports bar. However, for horse players I can't say they seemed to consider them at all....especially simulcast players.
1.) all entry through the casino, Delaware park has this right if I don't want to walk through the casino it's sure nice not to have to.
2.) Sports bar....no racing feeds, never will be
3.) I don't even know how to describe the simulcast area, sort of like the airport looking at arrival/departure screens. The space is long and narrow. Also, these TV's are all track feeds, no sports available. I may be in the minority but especially in the fall I like the big game on in the corner while I play.
Live racing is much better, although they really decreased the outside area and moved it pretty far from the rail. The toteboard is nice.
Maybe it'll grow on me...we'll see
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This is the future of racing, at least at the small venues.
On my recent trip there, I spent most of my time outside. It
is a small area, but kind of cozy. And Blue Mountain, for someone who grew up in a mostly flat part of PA, is impressive looming over the track.