Belmont Park’s Bold Makeover Turns a Classic Track Into a Year‑Round Entertainment Hub

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Belmont Park reopened after a $555 million upgrade that downsized the old complex, rebuilt four racing surfaces, added a winter Tapeta track, and positioned the site as a year‑round entertainment destination, consolidating Aqueduct’s operations and aiming to attract a broader, younger audience while New York pursues an international racing hub despite overall industry declines.
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- Belmont Park Got a $550 Million Makeover. Will Fans Show Up? The New York Times
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