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Step 1
Request a reserved seat in writing at least one year in advance. The deadline is September 1st of the previous year. Seating is very limited.
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Step 2
Buy a general admission ticket on the day of the race. This will get you standing room only space in the infield or paddock area.
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Step 3
Go online to an independent ticket broker to buy a ticket to the Kentucky Derby. They will charge up to ten times the ticket value, so be careful. Prices range from $430 to $4500 each, depending on where you want to sit.
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Step 4
Line up early on race day if you want to get a prime spot. Because general admission is all standing room only, it's up to you to elbow your way to an area where you can see the race.
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Step 5
Opt for standing along the fence in the paddock area. This is where you'll get the best view.
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Step 6
Know that the infield area gets rowdy as people get drunk. The area near the clubhouse turn is supposed to be a little calmer.










Comments
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