TICKETS
   
  ADMISSION
 
 
   
Clubhouse Admission: $1
Skyline Club: $1 additional
Children under 12 are free

Gates Open: 11:00 a.m.

   
   
  PARKING
  General Parking: $1
Clubhouse Preferred Parking: $4 additional
Valet Parking: $4 additional

Handicapped parking available at the Clubhouse entrance.
Courtesy Shuttle Bus service available from all general parking areas.
   
   
  2008 SEASON PASSES
  The 2008 Season Pass application is available.

For more information, contact Customer Service Information at 718-641-4700 ext 3687.
   
   
  CASHING MUTUEL TICKETS BY MAIL
  Winning pari-mutuel tickets from all races conducted in 2008 at Aqueduct, Belmont, Saratoga or any simulcast track NYRA offers wagering on must be cashed on or before March 31, 2009. They can be cashed on any race day at Belmont through October 26, and at Aqueduct from October 29, 2008 through March 31, 2009. You cannot cash winning NYRA mutuel tickets at any OTB.

Winning NYRA mutuel tickets may also be sent by certified or registered mail to the following address and must be received by NYRA no later than March 31, 2009.

New York Racing Association
ATTN: Mutuel Dept.
PO Box 90
Jamaica NY 11417


The physical address for NYRA is the following:

Aqueduct Racetrack
110-00 Rockaway Blvd.
Jamaica NY 11420

It is advised that you keep copies for your records.

For winnings that exceed 300-1 odds - more than $600 - the Internal Revenue Service requires that a W2-G Tax Form is completed. This form requires two proofs of identity: 1, Copy of Drivers License or State issued photo ID; and 2, Copy of Social Security Card or a card that establishes your identity and includes your social security number. All winnings subject to reporting and/or withholding as described in IRS form W2G will be administered in accordance with applicable IRS code.

   
   
  NEW RULE FOR UNCASHED TICKETS
  Effective January 1, 2009, pari-mutuel tickets not cashed within 10 days of purchase that have a value of $300 or more must be redeemed at IRS-designated mutuel windows. The patron needs to provide a name, home address, date of birth and social security number. This requirement is part of a new rule that was opposed by The New York Racing Association, but still implemented by the New York State Racing & Wagering Board. Please note that unless the payout on the ticket is 300-1 or higher and in excess of $600, the patron’s information will not be reported to the IRS. The same requirements apply for tickets cashed by mail that meet these parameters.