Always good to watch the races and enjoy a nice mojito. You can enjoy watching the horses run,go there for Derby, or for Thunder over Louisville. Each event is a lot of fun.

This is a slice of history. Don't miss the tour. Even if horse racing is of little or no interest to you it's worth seeing. As for the races, some had as few as four horses. You get to see them run by for two seconds and you watch the screen for the other two minutes of each race. When... More

If you are visiting Louisville, go to the track. The feeling you get walking these historic grounds is chilling. To know that you walked the same paths as so many famous people is worth the trip. It is historic and the ambieance is reflective. Best advice is if you are going for the Derby or Oaks, remember you go for... More

Unbelieveable!! We had the best fun even in the rain. The crowd was great and the Mint Juleps worth the money and you get a nice glass to keep.

Well I am here but you can hear excitement even though its all over.This is a must visit when you and your family comes to this fine city.Well get on your best sand comfortable shoes on for theres a lot to see here.It is some what expencive but it is worth it ,Have fun one and all. Have to say... More

We got to Louisville on Tuesday night before Saturday's Kentucky Derby. Wednesday and Thursday morning, the track opens up in the morning for free to watch the Derby and Oaks horses work out. You can do "Dawn at the Downs" at the suite levels for about $40.00 per person and eat a great breakfast, or you can get the open... More

This was a bucket list experience and the only buckets we experienced were buckets of rain. Thankfully we were in the first turn suites (if you could call them that). A three story temporarybuilding made up of small rooms, the top being open air and wet, and all packed with people. We had a good view of the famous Churchill... More

First and last Derby this past weekend. Sat in section 126. Terrible seats. Couldn't see anything. So choose your seats wisely!

This was a "Bucket List" item, but I plan to do it again. I loved both the Oaks & Derby. My only complaint was how the traffic and transportation access were handled. I think it was necessary, but poorly planned. Otherwise, rain and all I loved the atmosphere and the excitement the facility itself provided. It's a beautiful place and... More