Delaware Park

Delaware Park is a multi-faceted gaming, racing and entertainment complex located at 777 Delaware Park Blvd. in Wilmington, Delaware, minutes south of the city and the Delaware Memorial Bridge. The casino floor spans two levels and holds more than 1,900 slot machines in denominations ranging from a half cent to $50, including reel, video, progressive and electronic table game titles, plus a High Limit room with an adjacent bar. The property also offers over 40 table games such as Blackjack, Roulette, Craps, Heads Up Hold'em, Three Card Poker, Spanish 21, High Card Flush, Let It Ride, Pai Gow and Cajun Stud Progressive, and a full-service Poker Room on the second floor (Club 1, track side) running weekly tournaments, no-limit Hold'em formats and high hand days.

Beyond the casino, Delaware Park operates a seasonal live thoroughbred meet — the 89th season ran Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays in August 2026 with a 12:20pm daily post time — alongside year-round simulcast wagering through its Race Book, sports betting on professional and college sports, multiple dining outlets and a brewery. Supporting racing operations include a mutuel department, condition book and stall applications for horsemen, program kiosks, and an on-track photographer. The property has three entrances, shuttle bus service, and is served by the Fairplay/Churchman's Crossing rail and bus complex operated by SEPTA and DART.

The operator publicizes responsible gaming resources from the Delaware Council on Gambling Problems, including a 24-hour helpline. Wagering is limited to on-property play: the track states it does not accept telephone or online wagers on its own races, and with limited exceptions accepts bets on same-day races only.

Business model

The venue generates income from on-property gaming and entertainment spending: slot machine and table game play, poker room action, sports wagering, pari-mutuel wagering on live and simulcast horse races, and ancillary food, beverage and brewery sales. A free-to-join Player Rewards Club and targeted promotional mailings, based on criteria such as visit frequency, are used to encourage repeat play. Valet parking is offered at two entrances for a $4 charge, while racing admission and parking are free.

Revenue comes from gaming win on slots, table games and poker, sports betting, pari-mutuel handle on live and simulcast horse racing, and food, beverage, brewery and valet parking charges.

Traction

The casino reported more than $5.4 million in jackpots in a single July under a $2,000 handpay jackpot limit, operates over 1,900 slot machines and more than 40 table games, and ran its 89th consecutive live racing season in 2026 with stakes races such as the $145,500–$150,000 Dashing Beauty Stakes. A third-party profile estimates annual revenue of $25M–$50M and approximately 287 employees as of July 2026.

Latest developments

The 2026 racing season marked the venue's 89th live meet, with August race dates and stakes including the $150,000 Dashing Beauty Stakes, won by Irish Three Racing's Irish Maxima in July 2026; one July 2026 card was cancelled due to elevated air quality index levels and rescheduled. The casino reported more than $5.4 million in jackpots paid in July under a new $2,000 handpay jackpot limit. Earlier developments include the May 2024 addition of a 1,000-square-foot Light & Wonder lounge with 30 machines and the May 2023 appointment of Terry Glebocki as President and General Manager.