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Attractions, Entertainment, and Points of Interests
HISTORY In Rancho days, Cypress was a place used for grazing cattle. Later in the 1890's, it became a place that produced sugar beets and sugar factory was built that employed more than 400 people. Dairy farming was also abundant in this region. In 1906, the Pacific Electric Line was built from Santa Ana to Watts and a stop was put in Cypress. Eventually, much of the land was subdivided into small ranches, and the lots were popular with oil workers, who labored in Huntington Beach or Brea. In 1956, Cypress was incorportated as Dairy City, a tribute to the number of dairy farms in the area. Later the residents changed the name to Cypress for reasons that have been lost with the passage of time.
LOS ALAMITOS RANCH COURSE
4961 Katella Ave
Cypress, CA
(714) 995-1234
Admission: $2.25 + Parking
This track is open nearly year around for both live and simulcast off track betting from
Santa Anita, Hollywood, or Del Mar race tracks. Los Alamitos features two types of live
racing, four nights a week, during separate meetings: harness and quarterhorse. Harness
racing is held from late January through the End of April, and from late August through
Mid November. Quarterhorse racing moves in from May to the end of July, Wednesday through
Saturday, with the first post time at 7pm. There is early bird wagering. You must be 18
years old to place bets.
WESTERN ARCADE
9111 Valley View Cypress, CA (714) 826-0721 Arcade
CAMPUS BILLIARDS
9111 Valley View
Cypress, CA
(714) 826-0260
Billiard Hall
CITY OF CYPRESS CULTURAL ARTS CENTER & CIVIC THEATER
5172 Orange Ave
Cypress, CA
(714) 229-6796
Local Community Theater
CYPRESS FAMILY RECREATION
6287 Ball Rd
Cypress, CA
(714) 229-0362
Billiard Hall
FAMILY TWIN CINEMA
9823 Walker
Cypress, CA
(714) 828-1660
Featuring the best and most exciting current feature films.
LOS RIOS RESTAURANT AND NIGHT CLUB
6197 Ball Rd
Cypress, CA
(714) 826-7577
Night Club
