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Head to Hialeah Park Casino for a day of gaming, dining and entertainment. Set on 200 acres of landscaped gardens in Hialeah with architecture inspired by the 16th century French Mediterranean movement, this historic former racetrack has been a Greater Miami & Miami Beach mainstay for nearly a century and boasts a National Register of Historic Places distinction. Flamingos roam wild, too, making it a place for bird lovers. The casino boasts a poker room and slot machines as well as a simulcasting room, where you can bet on horse racing from around the globe.
Things To Do At Hialeah Park Casino
Premiere Gaming At The Casino
With a spacious casino floor featuring windows overlooking the racetrack, landscaped gardens and fountains, Hialeah Park Casino has over 850 slot machines with progressive jackpots and electronic table games, including blackjack and roulette. The Players Club offers benefits for playing, and there are multiple bars and restaurants. Hialeah Park Casino is a social space for gaming and toasting to your winnings.
Experience The Thrill of Poker
The poker room is home to 33 state-of-the-art tables for Texas Hold’em, Seven-Card Stud and Omaha Hi-Lo. The action-packed room is lined with more than 50 big-screen TVs to watch major sporting events and wager on thoroughbred racing. With a full bar and outdoor terrace, you can take your winnings and enjoy a cigar with a neat Scotch in the warm sunshine.
Wager & Enjoy The World’s Greatest Thoroughbred Racing
Hialeah Park Casino simulcasts the most-exciting thoroughbred racing from around the globe, from the Kentucky Derby to the Belmont Stakes and Saratoga, and full cards daily from numerous tracks. You can handicap, place your bets and enjoy all the race-day excitement in comfort and real time.
Dining & Entertainment
A Culinary Experience For Every Palate
Hialeah Park Casino is home to six bars and restaurants, including the Fountain Terrace, Junior’s Bistro, The Brass Rail and La Veranda Café & Bar. Junior’s Bistro is a casual destination for classic fare, from juicy burgers to Caesar salads, foot-long hot dogs and flatbread pizza. For alfresco cocktails, the Fountain Terrace is a chic spot where you can mix and mingle, while The Brass Rail is the place to watch championship thoroughbred racing simulcasts over drinks. For more-upscale dining, snag a table at La Veranda Café & Bar for flame-grilled churrasco steak and hibachi shrimp.
Unwind With Live Music
In addition to the casino, simulcasting room and special events, Hialeah Park Casino’s entertainment offerings include house DJ Asho, who keeps the party going late night on Fridays and Saturdays in the Flamingo Lounge.
See Those Famous Flamingos
Hialeah Park Casino’s pink flamingos are not there by accident. In 1934, the park’s owner brought the first flock over from Cuba. Hialeah Park became the only place where an entire flock of flamingos successfully reproduced outside of their natural habitat, so the racetrack’s infield was designated a National Audubon Sanctuary. In the 1960s, the Flamingo Fountain, Flamingo Pavilion, aviary, aquarium and the Flamingo Terrace were added to the grounds, all to honor the majestic pink birds. Flamingos became synonymous not only with Hialeah Park but with all of Miami. Hialeah Park has become a major flamingo source for zoos and bird sanctuaries throughout North America.
A Brief History
When Hialeah Park first opened on January 15, 1925, it had only a single one-mile dirt track, a clubhouse and 21 horse stables. The track was destroyed a year later during the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926, but in 1930, racing enthusiast Joseph Widener purchased the property and spent millions restoring and renovating the grounds. He toured prominent racecourses across Europe and the U.S. with architect Lester Geisler and launched the new Hialeah Park in 1932. It soon became known as the world’s most-beautiful racecourse.
Through the years, Hialeah Park has been a favorite winter escape of dignitaries, A-listers and royalty, including Presidents Truman, Kennedy and Nixon, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Princess Grace of Monaco. It’s also served as the backdrop for major motion pictures, like “The Godfather: Part II.” Today, Hialeah Park Casino is a gaming and entertainment destination like no other.
General Visitor Information
Hialeah Park Casino is located at 100 East 32nd Street in Hialeah, approximately six miles from Miami International Airport. Casino hours are 9 a.m.-4 a.m. Monday-Thursday and then from 9 a.m. Friday until 4 a.m. Monday. The poker room is open 9 a.m.-3 a.m. Sunday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-4 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Admission is free. You must be 18 or older to play poker and 21 or older to play slot machines.
By: Shayne Benowitz | August 15, 2024
Head to Hialeah Park Casino for a day of gaming, dining and entertainment. Set on 200 acres of landscaped gardens in Hialeah with architecture inspired by the 16th century French Mediterranean movement, this historic former racetrack has been a Greater Miami & Miami Beach mainstay for nearly a century and boasts a National Register of Historic Places distinction. Flamingos roam wild, too, making it a place for bird lovers. The casino boasts a poker room and slot machines as well as a simulcasting room, where you can bet on horse racing from around the globe.
Things To Do At Hialeah Park Casino
Premiere Gaming At The Casino
With a spacious casino floor featuring windows overlooking the racetrack, landscaped gardens and fountains, Hialeah Park Casino has over 850 slot machines with progressive jackpots and electronic table games, including blackjack and roulette. The Players Club offers benefits for playing, and there are multiple bars and restaurants. Hialeah Park Casino is a social space for gaming and toasting to your winnings.
Experience The Thrill of Poker
The poker room is home to 33 state-of-the-art tables for Texas Hold’em, Seven-Card Stud and Omaha Hi-Lo. The action-packed room is lined with more than 50 big-screen TVs to watch major sporting events and wager on thoroughbred racing. With a full bar and outdoor terrace, you can take your winnings and enjoy a cigar with a neat Scotch in the warm sunshine.
Wager & Enjoy The World’s Greatest Thoroughbred Racing
Hialeah Park Casino simulcasts the most-exciting thoroughbred racing from around the globe, from the Kentucky Derby to the Belmont Stakes and Saratoga, and full cards daily from numerous tracks. You can handicap, place your bets and enjoy all the race-day excitement in comfort and real time.
Dining & Entertainment
A Culinary Experience For Every Palate
Hialeah Park Casino is home to six bars and restaurants, including the Fountain Terrace, Junior’s Bistro, The Brass Rail and La Veranda Café & Bar. Junior’s Bistro is a casual destination for classic fare, from juicy burgers to Caesar salads, foot-long hot dogs and flatbread pizza. For alfresco cocktails, the Fountain Terrace is a chic spot where you can mix and mingle, while The Brass Rail is the place to watch championship thoroughbred racing simulcasts over drinks. For more-upscale dining, snag a table at La Veranda Café & Bar for flame-grilled churrasco steak and hibachi shrimp.
Unwind With Live Music
In addition to the casino, simulcasting room and special events, Hialeah Park Casino’s entertainment offerings include house DJ Asho, who keeps the party going late night on Fridays and Saturdays in the Flamingo Lounge.
See Those Famous Flamingos
Hialeah Park Casino’s pink flamingos are not there by accident. In 1934, the park’s owner brought the first flock over from Cuba. Hialeah Park became the only place where an entire flock of flamingos successfully reproduced outside of their natural habitat, so the racetrack’s infield was designated a National Audubon Sanctuary. In the 1960s, the Flamingo Fountain, Flamingo Pavilion, aviary, aquarium and the Flamingo Terrace were added to the grounds, all to honor the majestic pink birds. Flamingos became synonymous not only with Hialeah Park but with all of Miami. Hialeah Park has become a major flamingo source for zoos and bird sanctuaries throughout North America.
A Brief History
When Hialeah Park first opened on January 15, 1925, it had only a single one-mile dirt track, a clubhouse and 21 horse stables. The track was destroyed a year later during the Great Miami Hurricane of 1926, but in 1930, racing enthusiast Joseph Widener purchased the property and spent millions restoring and renovating the grounds. He toured prominent racecourses across Europe and the U.S. with architect Lester Geisler and launched the new Hialeah Park in 1932. It soon became known as the world’s most-beautiful racecourse.
Through the years, Hialeah Park has been a favorite winter escape of dignitaries, A-listers and royalty, including Presidents Truman, Kennedy and Nixon, Frank Sinatra, Elizabeth Taylor, the Duke and Duchess of Windsor and Princess Grace of Monaco. It’s also served as the backdrop for major motion pictures, like “The Godfather: Part II.” Today, Hialeah Park Casino is a gaming and entertainment destination like no other.
General Visitor Information
Hialeah Park Casino is located at 100 East 32nd Street in Hialeah, approximately six miles from Miami International Airport. Casino hours are 9 a.m.-4 a.m. Monday-Thursday and then from 9 a.m. Friday until 4 a.m. Monday. The poker room is open 9 a.m.-3 a.m. Sunday-Thursday and 9 a.m.-4 a.m. Friday and Saturday. Admission is free. You must be 18 or older to play poker and 21 or older to play slot machines.
By: Shayne Benowitz | August 15, 2024
Meeting and Event Space
Meeting Space: 10000.00
Meeting Rooms: 6
