This was last night. We had a blast. They always do a nice job on the special events at the track,…read moreespecially the ones that are family friendly like this one and the wiener dog races. $1 hotdogs, big salted pretzels, bags of popcorn. $2 beer. And there are no limits. Only limit is 5 of each per time you're on line. That's fair. We got to enter a fun contest for a car - got a horse with a number, throw the horse in the car, and they pick a winner from the ones in the car. And we got to bring home some reject foam horses. And then of course we got to bet on some horses. I recommend this event.

What an AMAZING experience , we were there for Derby Day event , and what a great day , they had a…read moregood menu selection , good drinks and our server Roberto was such a pleasure . Not to mention everything was well organized and explained . Highly recommend

After one hundred and thirty two years, Aqueduct called it quits, yesterday, Sunday, June 28, 2026…read more We were on the rail, she likes to stick her tongue right down my throat. It marked a historic final day of live racing at Aqueduct Racetrack. In the 6th race we bet an Exacta and the official top three finishers who won, placed, and showed were 1st (Won):Georgia Magic (Jockey: Jaime Rodriguez) 2nd (Placed):Ez Roll (Jockey: Dylan Davis) 3rd (Showed): Willintoriskitall (Jockey: Manuel Franco) The payout was $85.50 and she was so happy, she'd never been to a race track, we were at the rail. We got lucky and got paid $85 on like an $8dollar bet. I wanted to hit some tree in the parking lot after that and I did. Dinner at Nick's to go all out on crappy Greek beer Mythois, n wine. Why can't the Greeks get their sh-t together to make decent beer and wine? From The Internet: Yesterday, Sunday, June 28, 2026 was an incredibly emotional and historic day for New York sports and horse racing. It marked the The "Big A" had been an iconic fixture of New York City culture since it first opened its gates on September 27, 1894. Here is why yesterday's final race card was so significant: 1. The End of NYC Horse Racing With Aqueduct closing its tracks to live racing forever, it marks the end of an era for the last operating horse track within the five boroughs of New York City. For generations of local fans, bettors, and families, it was the ultimate blue-collar, accessible subway-to-track experience. 2. A Massive Changing of the Guard The closure is the result of a massive operational consolidation by the New York Racing Association (NYRA). The state-backed, $455 million modernization project at nearby Belmont Park on Long Island is wrapping up, allowing Belmont to handle winterized, year-round thoroughbred racing. Downstate racing is consolidating there, alongside the historic summer meets at Saratoga. 3. A Legendary Legacy Yesterday's final crowd walked the same grounds where some of the greatest athletes in racing history made their names. Aqueduct hosted legendary champions like Man o' War, Secretariat, Easy Goer and Cigar. It even filled in as the temporary home of the Belmont Stakes from 1963 to 1967 while Belmont Park was undergoing its last major renovation. What Happens Next? While the roar of the thoroughbreds down the stretch has gone quiet, the property isn't shutting down entirely just yet: The facility will remain open for simulcast horse betting and off-track wagering through Labor Day (September 7, 2026). Resorts World Casino next door continues to expand, having recently launched live dealer table games earlier this Over 100 acres of the historic state-owned track land will be redeveloped into housing, retail, and community open space for Queens. It was a bittersweet, final $5-ticket goodbye to a local legend. Live racing officially moves over to the reimagined Belmont Park when it opens on September 18.

First and apparently the last time I will be at Aqueduct Racetrack to bet - since the last day was…read moreyesterday Sunday June 28, 2026. My horse "Assume Nothing" came in to win on the 9th and final race of the day. I loved the energy and the 70s style atmosphere. Silks bar line started to get long as the day progressed but I managed to sneak in 2 rounds of drinks before the lines became unbearable. Glad I left for Sheepshead Bay Brooklyn to drink some Guinness and eat wings at tidbits elsewhere. "Assume Nothing" now as legendary as Secretariat and Pie-O-My.

Great obstacle course venue,5k fun run with cool festival at the finish linealso best way to run…read morewith the team!

This was a very well organized obstacle race. I had so much fun. They had almost 15 obstacles…read morespread across 4 mile stretch. They were volunteers at each obstacle and it was pretty easy to check in at the race. They provided water , energy drinks. Got a medal and city challenger t shirt for finishing the whole stretch. I would definitely do this next year. Goodtimes!!

had a great expeirencing purchasing my first bike from here. Sean was super easy to connect with…read moreand made me feel comfortable asking questions and pointing me in the right direction as a new rider. he helped me pick out what would be the right first bike for me and I couldn't be happier with it. his son Nick took me outside for a refresher course before sending me on my way and did a great job making sure I was safe and comfortable for taking the bike home. this is a wonderfully family owned business and I look forward to returning for future visits.

Bought a new Suzuki from Brooklyn Mayd a week ago and it was a great experience! The whole team was…read morehelpful throughout all steps as I did MSF and got my motorcycle endorsement, then had me run laps around the area before I left with the bike to get me road experience and ensure that I'd make it home safely. Very glad I went local

Meh. After a great…read moreexperience at Color Run last July, my group of 7 expanded to a group of 13 would-be runners at Electric Run. I was utterly disappointed at the whole event. Most of the "runners" just wanted to get the whole 5k over with. There really isn't anything fun about giant lighted teddy bears, ice cream cones beach balls and a "land" with some music. Yea we did do a lot of selfies for Instagram purposes but the whole course isn't anything to brag about to your friends back home. What provided some laughs and entertainment was a couple of drunk ass girls tipping over and stumbling all over the same area for about maybe 30 mins. (I saw them on our way to the water station and as we finish the course). I couldn't help but laugh at their stupidity. Even the sponsors were meh. Rockstar gave out some drinks. That's about it. There were beer and some food for sale, but passed on it. After run party tried to be fun but kind of failed. I guess this is where the beer for sale is supposed to kick in. Would probably be a lot more fun if I was a little tipsy. My bad. Overall, Electric Run didn't deliver and this would be the first and last for me.

This year's Electric run turned out to be a boring disappointment. For $60 through Groupon, you get…read morea tshirt, Led bracelet, ring and glasses. The event had people by the thousands. Thousands just walking and taking pictures next to giant teddy bears, ice cream cones, muffins and jelly fish. Wtf. More people ran during this ever than the Color run since there was nothing to see or anything to do. Just boring walks in the dark leading up to a party at the finish line. The Color Run at least had checkpoints of color tossed at you. Sponsors were incredibly weak. Nothing to eat or any free handouts besides Rockstar energy drinks. If you have to participate in a run, stick to the Color run. The best thing about this event is when you leave the parking lot to go eat.