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Saturday, May 4th, 2024 at 9:30am EDT
Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY
Kentucky Derby Tickets
All-Inclusive Reserved and Box Seating
All reserved and box seating options at the 150th Kentucky Derby are all-inclusive this year. Outdoor stadium-style or bleacher-style seats are available, and tickets include access to food service concession areas and bars (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), as well as a raceday program while supplies last.
Dining Hospitality Seating
Reserved dining hospitality tickets are all-inclusive, featuring seating in a hospitality area with a chef’s table, premium bar (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), and a raceday program while supplies last.
All-Inclusive First Turn & Infield Reserved Seats
Uncovered seating with view of walk over from backside, and either first turn or final stretch of Derby race with access to mutuels and restrooms. Includes food, non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages.
Infield General Admission
General Admission access to the Infield of the race track, including a raceday program while supplies last. Please note that there is no track view, no reserved seat, no access to the seating areas, and no access to the Paddock or front side areas. Infield standing room only access as patrons must enter through the Infield Gate only at Central Ave and 4th Street.
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Friday, May 3rd, 2024 at 9:30am EDT
Kentucky Oaks Tickets
All-Inclusive Reserved and Box Seating
All reserved and box seating options at the 2024 Kentucky Derby are all-inclusive this year. Outdoor stadium-style or bleacher-style seats are available, and tickets include access to food service concession areas and bars (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), as well as a raceday program while supplies last.
Dining Hospitality Seating
Reserved dining hospitality tickets are all-inclusive, featuring seating in a hospitality area with a chef’s table, premium bar (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), and a raceday program while supplies last.
All-Inclusive First Turn & Infield Reserved Seats
Uncovered seating with view of walk over from backside, and either first turn or final stretch of Derby race with access to mutuels and restrooms. Includes food, non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages.
Infield General Admission
General Admission access to the Infield of the race track, including a raceday program while supplies last. Please note that there is no track view, no reserved seat, no access to the seating areas, and no access to the Paddock or front side areas. Infield standing room only access as patrons must enter through the Infield Gate only at Central Ave and 4th Street.
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Saturday, May 4th, 2024 at 9:30am EDT
Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY
Kentucky Derby Tickets
All-Inclusive Reserved and Box Seating
All reserved and box seating options at the 150th Kentucky Derby are all-inclusive this year. Outdoor stadium-style or bleacher-style seats are available, and tickets include access to food service concession areas and bars (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), as well as a raceday program while supplies last.
Dining Hospitality Seating
Reserved dining hospitality tickets are all-inclusive, featuring seating in a hospitality area with a chef’s table, premium bar (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), and a raceday program while supplies last.
All-Inclusive First Turn & Infield Reserved Seats
Uncovered seating with view of walk over from backside, and either first turn or final stretch of Derby race with access to mutuels and restrooms. Includes food, non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages.
Infield General Admission
General Admission access to the Infield of the race track, including a raceday program while supplies last. Please note that there is no track view, no reserved seat, no access to the seating areas, and no access to the Paddock or front side areas. Infield standing room only access as patrons must enter through the Infield Gate only at Central Ave and 4th Street.
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Friday, May 3rd, 2024 at 9:30am EDT
Churchill Downs, Louisville, KY
Kentucky Oaks Tickets
All-Inclusive Reserved and Box Seating
All reserved and box seating options at the 2024 Kentucky Derby are all-inclusive this year. Outdoor stadium-style or bleacher-style seats are available, and tickets include access to food service concession areas and bars (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), as well as a raceday program while supplies last.
Dining Hospitality Seating
Reserved dining hospitality tickets are all-inclusive, featuring seating in a hospitality area with a chef’s table, premium bar (serving both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages), and a raceday program while supplies last.
All-Inclusive First Turn & Infield Reserved Seats
Uncovered seating with view of walk over from backside, and either first turn or final stretch of Derby race with access to mutuels and restrooms. Includes food, non-alcoholic and alcoholic beverages.
Infield General Admission
General Admission access to the Infield of the race track, including a raceday program while supplies last. Please note that there is no track view, no reserved seat, no access to the seating areas, and no access to the Paddock or front side areas. Infield standing room only access as patrons must enter through the Infield Gate only at Central Ave and 4th Street.
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Kentucky Derby FAQ
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Will the Kentucky Derby take place in 2024?
Yes, the Kentucky Derby will take place on May 4, 2024. The traditional first Saturday of May is scheduled to remain the event date.
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Will there be tickets available for the Kentucky Derby in 2024?
Kentucky Derby fans can find a variety of tickets and ticket packages available for purchase at Ticketmaster, the Official Ticket Marketplace of the Kentucky Derby.
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How much are Kentucky Derby tickets?
Ticket prices for the Kentucky Derby vary by ticket type and when tickets are purchased. Ticket types include two-day packages, dining and hospitality packages, general admission access, and all-inclusive reserved and box seating. Find available tickets for the 2024 Kentucky Derby here.
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Where can I buy Kentucky Derby tickets?
A variety of ticket types and packages for the 2024 Kentucky Derby are available at Ticketmaster. Fans looking to sell tickets can do so on Ticketmaster, the Official Fan-to-Fan Resale Marketplace for the Kentucky Derby. Find available Kentucky Derby tickets here.
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What is included with a Kentucky Derby ticket?
General admission tickets to the Kentucky Derby and Oaks include a program and access to the infield. Fans attending the Derby with general admission tickets can bring their own chair or picnic blanket to watch the races from the world’s largest 4K video board. There are also all-inclusive packages available that include food and beverage. Find available tickets to the Kentucky Derby at Ticketmaster.
Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky
Churchill Downs is renowned as one of the best horse racing tracks in the world. Aside from the “Run for the Roses,” the track is perhaps best known for the iconic Twin Spires that adorn its grandstand. Accommodating over 165,000 guests, the world-class facilities become standing-room-only as the Derby gets fans up on their feet.
The Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs
And they’re off! The 147th Kentucky Derby is coming down the stretch on Saturday, May 4, 2024, and horse racing fans are set to gather at Churchill Downs for “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports.” The first jewel of the revered Triple Crown is on every thoroughbred racing fan’s bucket list and as the Official Ticketing Marketplace of the Kentucky Derby, Ticketmaster is the only place to find official Verified Tickets.
The Longines Kentucky Oaks
Fans can kick off the racing fun a day before the Kentucky Derby on Friday, May 3, 2024 at the Longines Kentucky Oaks. The Derby’s $1 million sister race is the nation’s richest race for 3-year-old fillies. Remember to THINK PINK alongside other attendees and don your brightest pink attire: the Longines Fashion Contest and Survivors Parade presented by Kroger helps raise money for breast cancer charities.
Horse Racing History & Tradition
The Kentucky Derby dates back to 1875, the year that Churchill Downs completed construction. In the inaugural running, the three-year-old colt Aristides became the first Kentucky Derby winner. In 1919, Sir Barton was the first horse to win the Belmont Stakes and Preakness Stakes in addition to the Derby, though it wasn’t until Gallant Fox replicated the feat in 1930 that the term Triple Crown entered the lexicon. Today, the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks remain as popular as ever.
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