HOW TO DO Kentucky Derby Weekend! 

the thing that amazed me about louisville, as I turn on the news, they talk about track conditions, wind etc... daily

I love this insight! You are a sweetie with your dad - inspiring and very helpful.

I love it

Thanks for the tips. Hope to attend a Kentucky Derby some day. If I can get through the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta, I should be able to manage Derby Day!

Great video!

Thanks for those advices

My husband always bets on 3 on every race and usually does better than anyone else. 😆

a normal person can not be in the stable area or any of that you had video of, just so people know., you had some very special connections there.

Who is the stately gentleman in the plaid jacket? I'm sure he made alot of money on derby day.

What would you say are the best areas to sit that are not right up close or too high up? Trying for $300 on Friday Oaks!😊

I’ve always said that experiencing the Kentucky Derby in person is just one of those one-time bucket list things I’ve wanted to do. I’ve always loved horses, even if I’ve very rarely been able to be near them or ride them. But after seeing a handful of actual experience videos like this? I’m kind of split. First off, it seems like the weather is frequently rainy, or else hot. And if I did it right and dressed up, that could be pretty uncomfortable. I’m also a very healthy eater and vegetarian, so judging by the menu, a lot of the included food would be lost on me. I’m also a little amazed that a lot of areas at Churchill look so threadbare, rough, or even industrial for being probably the most famous horse race in the world, that’s frequented by lots of millionaires or even billionaires. I’d expect better. Some of the atmosphere and the people just don’t seem very classy either, and borderline tacky. Kind of like NASCAR, which I’m very much not into because of the people mainly, but not nearly as bad. Horse racing just seems a lot classier and refined in other places like Europe to me. BUT! Despite all of those criticisms, I would actually still like to go one year. If I did go just one time too, it would have to be for the actual Derby. Even if I bought the cheapest tickets. It would be fun to do the bourbon trail too, as I’m into whiskey of all types.

How much was the Uber