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Discount Program Show your name badge at participating attractions, Restaurants and retail outlets to take advantage of special offers attractions/entertainment Actors Theatre of Louisville $20 tickets to any performance www.actorstheatre.org 316 W. Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502 584-1205 Atlantis Water Park Buy one, get one free admission www.atlantiswaterpark.net 515 Marriott Dr. Clarksville IN 47129 812 285-0863 Belle of Louisville/Spirit of Jefferson $2.00 off any sightseeing adult ticket purchase. www.belleoflouisville.org 401 W. River Rd. Louisville KY 40202 502 574-2992 Buy 1 Race, Get 1 Free Race. Valid Monday - Thursday only. (Not valid Friday & Saturdays, Holidays. Bluegrass Indoor Karting Offer not valid with groups of 10 more and private functions.) www.bluegrassindoorkarting.com 2520 Ampere Dr. Louisville KY 40299 502 297-9899 The Caravan Comedy Club $2.00 off regulary priced tickets (**special event restrictions) www.laughingderby.com 1250 Bardstown Rd. Louisville KY 40204 502 459-0022 Copper & Kings American Brandy Company 50% off full priced tour (includes tasting) www.copperandkings.com 1121 E. Washington Street Louisville KY 40206 502 561-0267 Derby Dinner Playhouse 15 % off regular price tickets all Mainstage Production. Not valid in December. www.derbydinner.com 525 Marriott Drive Clarksville IN 47129 812 288-8281 Dinosaur World Buy one, get one free admission www.dinosaurworld.com 711 Mammoth Cave Rd. Cave City KY 42127 270 773-4345 Falls of the Ohio State Park Buy one admission to the Falls Interpretive Center, get one equal or lesser value. www.fallsoftheohio.org 201 West Riverside Drive Clarksville IN 47129 812 280-7110 Frazier History Museum $2 off Admission for one adult ticket only. www.fraziermuseum.org 829 W. Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502 753-5663 Gheens Science Hall & Rauch Planetarium Buy one, get one free admission for requarly scheduled public shows planetarium. Louisville.edu 160 W. Brandeis Ave Louisville KY 40292 502 852-6665 Historic Locust Grove 50% off admission ticket www.locustgrove.org 561 Blankenbaker Ln. Louisville KY 40207 502 897-9845 Historic Old Louisville Visitors Center Buy One, Get One Free Ticket to Historic Old Louisville Tour www.oldlouisville.org 1340 S. 4th Street Louisville KY 40208 502 635-5244 Howl at the Moon Free admission www.howlatthemoon.com 434 S. 4th St. Louisville KY 40202 502 562-9400 Indian Creek Shooting Center 15% off all shooting fees www.indiancreekshooting.com 5950 Gun Club Road Georgetown IN 47122 812 951-3031 Indiana Caverns $5.00 off adult admissions www.indianacaverns.com 1267 Green Acres Drive SW Louisville KY 47112 812 734-1200 Jeptha Creed Distillery $2.00 off tour or tasting www.jepthacreed.com 500 Gordon Lane Shelbyville KY 40065 502 487-5007 LOOL Consortium of Galleries & Museums 20% off jewlery at Kaviar Forge (1718 Frankfort Avenue, Louisville, KY 40206 looklouisvilleart.com 1718 Frankfort Ave. Louisville.com KY 40206 502 561-0377 Louisville Water Tower Park Buy one adult admission, get one adult admission free www.louisvillewatertower.com 3005 River Road Louisville KY 40207 502 897-1481 Kentucky Derby Museum 10% off $50 in-store purchase before tax in the Finish Line Gift Shop www.derbymuseum.org 704 Central Ave. Louisville KY 40208 502 637-1111 Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft Buy one, get one free admission www.kentuckyarts.org 715 W. Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502 589-0102 Kentucky Science Center Exhibits only-$8 adults, $5 kids (ages 2-12) Kysciencecenter.org 727 W. Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502 560-7141 Louisville Ghost Walks $10.00 adult admission instead of $15.00 which is a saving of $5.00 www.louisvilleghostwalks.com 4201 S. Second St. Louisville KY 40214 502 689-5117 Louisville Slugger Museum & Factory $1 off admission only www.sluggermuseum.com 800 W. Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502 585-5226 Louisville Zoo $3 off regular adult admission; 10% off gift shop purchase www.louisvillezoo.org 1100 Trevilian Way Louisville KY 40233 502 459-2181 Mint Julep Tours 10% off giftshop purchase with the purchase of a tour www.mintjuleptours.com 140 N. Fourth Street, Ste. 326 Louisville KY 40202 502 583-1433 Morton's Steakhouse Complimentary individual dessert souffle with purchase of entrée www.mortons.com 626 West Main St. Louisville KY 40207 502 568-1518 Muhammad Ali Center $2 Off Adult Admission www.alicenter.org 144 N. Sixth St. Louisville KY 40202 502 584-9254 Muhammad Ali Childhood Home Museum $1.00 off Adult Admission www.alichildhoodmuseum.com 3302 Grand Ave. Louisville KY 40211 502 890-5995 OLD 502 Winery 10% off any purchase. Excludes wine tasting www.old502.com 120 S. Tenth St. Louisville KY 40202 502 540-5650 Openrange Indoor Paintball and Gun Range 2 entries for the price of 1 (paintball/reball); 2 shooters for the price of 1, one lane gun range www.openrangesports.com 6401 Cross Keys Blvd. Crestwood KY 40014 502 243-8282 PBR Louisville Free Cover www.pbrlouisville.com 432 South Fourth Street Louisville KY 40202 502 238-0357 Renaissance Fun Park Buy one, get one free admission www.funatthepark.com 201 Park Place Dr. Louisville KY 40243 502 253-9700 Revelry Boutique Gallery 10% off purchase www.revelrygallery.com 742 East Market Street Louisville KY 40202 502 414-1278 Sky Zone Indoor Trampoline Park Buy 60 minutes of Jumptime, Get 60 minutes free. Walk-Ins only, call for availability www.skyzone.com/louisville 2671 Technology Drive, Suite 112 Louisville KY 40299 502 909-3500 Stoneware Art Factory Buy one adult or senior tour and receive the second, of equal or lesser value, for free. Valid for up to two. www.louisvillestoneware.com 731 Brent St. Louisville KY 40204 502 582-1900 Tavern on 4th 15% off tavernon4thky.com 427 South Fourth Street #200 Louisville KY 40202 502 417-7640 TengoSed Cantina Free Cover www.tengosed-KY.com 432 South Fourth Street Louisville KY 40202 502 540-1461 The Kill Devil Club Free Cover www.killdeveilclubky.com 432 South Fourth Street Louisville KY 40202 502 540-1641 The Sports and Social Club 15% off www.thesportsandsocialclub.com 427 South Fourth Street #100 Louisville KY 40202 502 568-1400 The Thirsty Pedaler 10% off our normal pricing (savings of $32-38), or weekend group tours of $25 off. Coupon code: 25off. www.thethirstypedaler.com 502 354-8822 The Louisville Quest Promo Code: Quest10 for a 10% discount www.thelouisvillequest.com Louisville KY 40258 502 387-0928 Trolley de'Ville Fun Tours & Charters $2.00 off adult ticket for Louisville Trolley Tour www.trolleydeville.com 4th & Jefferson Street Across from Louisville VIC Louisville KY 40202 502 939-3415 Wheel Fun Rentals 2 for 1 (on all unique bike rentals & guided tours) www.wheelfunrentals.com 1001 East River Road (at Base of Big 4 Bridge) Louisville KY 40202 502 589-2453 Accommodations Chateau Bourbon Bed & Breakfast Complimentary bourbon tasting www.chateaubourbon.com 10630 Meeting St. Louisville KY 40059 502 290-6553 Market Street Inn $50 off a night stay www.innonmarket.com 330 W. Market St. Jeffersonville IN 47130 812 285-1877 Southern Grace Bed & Breakfast 10% off your stay www.southerngracebb.com 325 Kirchdorfer Rd. Brandenburg KY 40108 270 422-7974 Dining Abyssinia Ethiopian Restaurant One free glass of domestic wine with dining over $10.00 554 South 5th Street Louisville KY 40202 502 384-8347 Asiatique Restaurant 10% off food bill www.asiatiquerestaurant.com 1767 Bardstown Road Louisville KY 40205 502 451-2749 Arata Sushi Ask your server for the monthly promotion www.aratasushiprospect.com 9207 US 42 Prospect KY 40054 502 214-0828 The Bard's Town 10% off food bill (dine-in only) www.thebardstown.com 1801 Bardstown Rd. Louisville KY 40205 502 749-5275 15% off any food purchase. Downtown location only. Large groups welcome with private dining room and Bearno's by the Bridge catering. www.bearnospizza.net 133 W. Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502 584-7437 Birracibo 15% off any food purchase. www.birracibo.com 445 South 4th Street Louisville KY 40202 502 915-8113 Bistro 301 10% off food bill www.bistro301.com 301 W. Market St. Louisville KY 40202 502 584-8337 BLU Italian Grille 10% off total food bill for either lunch, dinner or Sunday brunch at BLU. Not valid in the bar at BLU www.blugrille.com 280 W. Jefferson St. Louisville KY 40207 502 671-4285 10% food discount, not valid on alcoholic beverages, tax, gratuity, special events, holidays and with any Brasserie Provence other discount or promotion. www.brasserieprovence.com 150 N. Hurstbourne Pkwy Louisville KY 40222 502 883-3153 Brazerios Brazilian Steakhouse 10% off food bill only www.brazeiros.com 450 South Fourth Street Louisville KY 40202 502 290-8220 Buca di Beppo 10% off food bill only www.bucadibeppo.com 2051 Hurstbourne Pkwy. Louisville KY 40220 502 493-2426 Buckhead Mountain Grill 20% off food bill www.eatatbuckheads.com 3020 Bardstown Rd. Louisville KY 40205 502 456-6680 Butchertown Grocery 10% off food bill (alcohol not applicable) www.butchertowngrocery.com 1076 E. Washington Street Louisville KY 40206 502 742-8315 Updated: 07.13.2017 Dining Cont'd Captain's Quarters Riverside Grille 10% off food bill only www.cqriverside.com 5700 Captain's Quarters Rd. Prospect KY 40059 502 228-1651 Champion's Sports Bar 10% off total food bill only www.louisvillechampions.com 280 W. Jefferson St. Louisville KY 40207 502 671-4246 Dish on Market 10% off total food bill www.dishonmarket.com 434 W. Market St. Louisville KY 40202 502 315-0669 Doc Crow's Southern Smokehouse & Raw Bar 10% off total food bill www.doccrows.com 127 W. Main St. Louisville KY 40202 502 587-1626 Firefresh Barbeque Free side item with purchase of combo meal www.firefreshbbq.com 211 S.
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