Remington Park

Went to the Classic Christmas Event sponsored by Enchant on Christmas Eve 2024. What a magical experience! Inspired by Coca-Cola, half of the parking lot is converted into a huge maze of festivities. We had a wonderful time viewing the larger-than-life size light displays and taking pictures to remember. We explored the grounds filled with joyful and wondrous activities including an ice skating rink, snow slide, meet & greet with Santa & Ms. Claus and more! There were food trucks and a stage for live entertainment. We stopped by one of the several Drinks booths to sip on some (adult) hot chocolate & cider. It was a spectacular and special experience that would be a treat for adults, families & kids! Highly recommended!!

The positives: 1) it has horse racing if you are into that 2) it is a casino if you can call it thatThe negatives: everything else They used to have the surf and turf on Thursday in the only restaurant (Bricktown Brewery?). It has been closed for a while now. Since then, there's no real reason to go back to Remington if you are not into horse racing. Speaking of the restaurant, we had a disastrous experience where they made us wait in line again after waiting for over an hour because we did not get a text notifying us our table was ready thanks to T-mobile poor service. We even showed them that we did not get a text. The supervisor made us wait in line again which would be another hour or more...yeah, thanks but no thanks. Glad that place is forever closed.

The only thing that was good about this cesspool was the AYCE crab legs and prime rib. It was a victim of Covid and now they have bupkiss. Save your money. Eat before you go.

I came in to dinner at Silks restaurant. The restaurant is very large and spacious. The staff were very friendly from the host to the servers to the managers. My server, Trinity was very nice and professional. I ended up getting the shrimp scampi. Wow! The pasta was fantastic. The horse racing was also quite exciting.. The casino has lots of machines to choose from when gambling. It was a lot of fun. I also met Mark, The major d, And here is very polite and stop by my table to make sure that everything was going well. I definitely recommend this restaurant and ask for Trinity, cuz she was amazing!

Remington Park Casino is located in Oklahoma City near the science center. The staff at the casino are very friendly and helpful, but the casino logistics has some issues. The casino is quite small, so if you don't smoke, you get overwhelmed by smoke. Also, the ticket redemption kiosk are spread out and hard to find, and not very easy to use.

A beautiful day in Oklahoma to go to horse races! One, it's free! Two, it's next to casino and Three, drinks and food is abundant! It was crowded and I was so surprised to see so many kids playing outside on the grounds! I never thought about taking kids to racetrack but I guess kids like horses too! We ventured inside to place a wager and noticed how old the facilities are. It's really not a good look! We even when toward the casino to get to a restaurant and the smell was terrible! I didn't order food or drinks it just wasn't a very appealing vibe! I believe if you can remind outside and check out the horses it's a good time with family and friends they had plenty seating options. Overall it's not a place I'd visit on the regular!

Bathrooms smelled horrible and no soap. Really? Casino is wonky and old games with terrible payouts. No drink, a dinky snack bar that looks suspect. Skip this place, worst casino near okc.

I absolutely love going to Remington! We've gone for the horse races, the casino, dinners, and lots of fun events like wine and beer tastings. I love that, besides the casino, it's a family friendly place. Spending hours there watching the horses and making wages on who will win whether you actually place bets or just talk big! They have so much to offer for food from Henry Hudson's, Bricktown Brewery, and Silks plus concession stand snacks. From charity races to the Kentucky Derby, it's definitely a place to have an adventure.

My wife and I were looking for a unique place to eat and settled on Bricktown Brewery, but we didn't know it was inside a racetrack and casino venue. Once we figured that part out, we parked and headed in to take a look at the place.We didn't see much of the racetrack portion because it was closed that day, but from what we could see around the grounds it was a pretty standard racetrack with some nice seating, and a cool little overhang where you could eat from the restaurant and watch the races. They had the Thunder game on the big screen across the way since no races were happening at the time.The casino portion is smaller than others I've been to, but nice nonetheless. From the moment you first arrive, glowing rotating lights greet you with the sound of slots and other machines ready to take your money. They also have the standard soda and coffee machines scattered along the walls so you can keep your caffeine levels high as you gamble well into the day or night.I noticed a couple of restaurants and a club, but we were strictly interested in the Bricktown Brewery. If we hadn't had other plans, we probably would have explored a bit more.

Not a bad casino. Just didn't win there nor did I hear alot of machines going off with wins. I wouldn't go back