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About River Downs
River Downs is a historic Cincinnati venue that blends horse racing with a modern gaming floor. Opened in 1925 as Coney Island Racetrack and later known as River Downs, it was renamed Belterra Park in October 2013. Today, the site offers a racetrack experience paired with a 48,000 sq ft casino floor, alongside events that draw locals and visitors to the Cincinnati area. Whether you’re coming for a race day, simulcast action, or the occasional special event, we’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining.
River Downs sits adjacent to Riverbend Music Center and the former Coney Island water park site, placing it among Cincinnati's riverfront attractions. For fans seeking a straightforward ticketing process, we provide clear seating options, easy parking, and trusted hotel and restaurant recommendations to help you plan a smooth visit. If you’re looking for a classic Midwest racing experience with modern conveniences, River Downs is a dependable choice.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Opened in 1925 as Coney Island Racetrack; later became River Downs; renamed Belterra Park in October 2013.
- Address: 6301 Kellogg Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45230.
- Venue type: horse-racing track plus casino (racino) with a ~48,000 sq ft gaming floor.
- Capacity: 1,200 permanent seats; room to add up to 1,000 bleacher seats on larger race days (total around 2,200).
- Seating/chart details publicly published are limited; River Downs Club provides year‑round simulcast seating in an indoor space.
- Parking: Complimentary self-parking is available; valet parking also offered; main parking lot accessible from Kellogg Ave off I-275.
- Transit: Located off I-275; driving or ride‑share recommended; check local transit options for Cincinnati if needed.
- Notable events: Cane Pace, Cradle Stakes, Bassinet Stakes; Seabiscuit made two appearances at the track in 1936.
- Nearby landmarks: adjacent to Riverbend Music Center and the former Coney Island water park site.