What You Get:

• Admission to a chosen Saturday or Sunday race for two with a program of the event included with each entry
• General admission bench and table seating are available throughout the track
• Picnic tables and Umbrella tables located on the track apron are also available
• Box seats and suites can be reserved in advance for an extra charge
  

Race Day Schedule for 2024 Season:

• Valid for Saturday and Sunday events
  

Additional Information:

• No outside food or beverages permitted except for a sealed 32 oz bottle of water or smaller per person
• No firearms or weapons permitted on the Emerald Downs property
• Smoking is only allowed in a designated area in the Park (North of the grandstand and paddock area) and on grandstand balconies
• Wagering machines for betting are available with a teller and self-service machines are available on all floors

Getting There:

• Traveling South on I-5: Take exit #147 (272nd St) and go east for approximately 3 miles; Turn right on West Valley Hwy and continue one mile until you reach the 37th Street NW light, turn left; Ron Crockett Drive is 1/2 mile ahead on the right
• Traveling North on I-5: Take exit #142A, Highway 18 East; Continue East two miles on Hwy 18 and take the Hwy 167 northbound on-ramp; Continue to 15th Street NW exit Turn right off the ramp; Turn left on Ron Crockett Drive
• Traveling North/South on 167: Take the 15th Street NW exit and go east from the off-ramp; Turn left on Ron Crockett Drive
• Complimentary general parking is available with limited preferred parking open Saturday-Sunday and charged at $10
• Shuttle bus available on live race days: leaves Auburn Train Station at 1.30 p.m. and every hour on Saturday and Sunday
  

Dining Options:

• Alongside concession stands, there are plenty eateries located around the track to chose from
  
  

About Emerald Downs Horse Racing 2024

Throughout the spring and summer, the track at Emerald Downs rumbles beneath galloping hooves as four-legged athletes bolt toward glory in front of fans both young and old. During each race, jockeys clamor for position in the track standings, who, rather than retiring to quiet lives as local newspaper oat critics, solidify their legacy in Emerald Downs lore by attempting to break the track's longstanding records.