2010 Derby Personal Seat Licenses

[cappaweet]

Originally Posted by mbahadur

I wonder if the link I sent you is an intended back door into their website. I guess the worst they can do is not honor the sale and not charge your credit card. But if it allows you to purchase the tickets, they should honor the sale. I will probably also go in and buy the Section 128 tickets.

Can't even access the website. when you do, none of the links work. who is churchill's web programmer...

[mbahadur]

Originally Posted by cappaweet

Can't even access the website. when you do, none of the links work. who is churchill's web programmer...

I sent you a PM with the website link I sent a few others yesterday. See if it works and good luck.

[slotdirt]

Section 128 blows and I'm still not paying $600 for second floor grandstand. My HDTV and twinspires.com will have to do the trick this year.

[mbahadur]

Originally Posted by slotdirt

Section 128 blows and I'm still not paying $600 for second floor grandstand. My HDTV and twinspires.com will have to do the trick this year.

I think Section 128 is okay from the front row. They had some front row seats available in Section 128 yesterday.

[slotdirt]

I've sat in the temporary seating for Derby before (2007) and wasn't a big fan. I will say that the lines for the port-a-potties out in that area are infinitely shorter than the lines for the regular bathrooms, so I guess that is a plus.

[justindew]

I'm late to the discussion so I don't know if this has already been stated, but ticket brokers usually offer 3rd floor grandstand seats for around $650-$700 per seat for Derby Day. If I'm reading some of the other offers on here correctly, going through a broker in the final days before the race might be the way to go.

[tiznowthegreat]

Has anybody had much luck buying tickets the couple days before the derby from a local broker or buying from a scalper the day of the derby?