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Construction Communications-S13 Construction Communications April 5-26, 2013 Beginning March 2013, the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is working pool. If you are a hotel guest, check with the front desk to see if your hotel on major improvements to Versailles Road/US 60 between New Circle Road offers a Keeneland shuttle to and from the track. (KY 4) in Fayette County and Blue Grass Parkway in Woodford County. The construction is expected to continue for the next eight to 10 months and • Drive carefully. When you are in the construction zone, please could impact traffic patterns for those attending Keeneland’s 2013 spring drive carefully and be mindful of the workers. Their safety is paramount. meeting. • Drive slowly. There is a reduced speed limit in the construction To that end, Keeneland would like to make the following zone, with double fines in place for anyone who exceeds the speed limit. recommendations to our guests attending our spring meeting: Save your money for the betting windows. • Plan to arrive early. Give yourself an extra few minutes to get • LexTran. Lexington’s public transportation system, LexTran, will be to the races. It may take a little extra time, but it will be worth it when you providing shuttle service to Keeneland each race day for $1. Riders will also arrive and enjoy a terrific day at the races. Keeneland’s Sunrise Trackside receive a $2 food voucher valid at any Keeneland concession stand when program takes place every Saturday and includes activities all morning long including breakfast, equine demonstrations, Jockey Q and A and free tours. riding on Fridays and Saturdays. Check lextran.com/Keeneland for routes Visit Keeneland.com for more information. and schedule. • Tailgate Lot on Saturdays. Enjoy Keeneland’s new and improved • Blue White Game. On Toyota Blue Grass Stakes Day–Saturday, April tailgate lot beginning at 11 a.m. every Saturday. Amenities include food 13–Keeneland is partnering with LexTran and the University of Kentucky to trucks, a jumbo screen video wall and wagering. You may also purchase offer shuttle service from Commonwealth Stadium to Keeneland. Fans can a race day program and general admission tickets from a guest services park at Commonwealth, take the shuttle to Keeneland for the race day and employee and take a free shuttle up to the track to watch the races live. return back to Commonwealth on the shuttle in time for the 7 p.m. kick off. Shuttles to Keeneland from Commonwealth will run from 11:30 until 2:00 • Plan to stay a little later. Keeneland is adding a few extra fea- p.m., with shuttles returning to Commonwealth from 4:30 until 6:45 p.m. tures that will make it fun to stick around a little later including live music Shuttles run approximately every 30 minutes in the Mezzanine Bar Friday, April 5, 12 and 19, The Markey Cancer Concert on the Lawn on April 26 and Bluegrass Music in the tailgate lot on Saturday, For the latest updates, follow the Kentucky Transportation Cabinet’s April 20. official twitter account for the US 60/Versailles Road project at • Carpool. The flow of traffic is directly impacted by the number of www.twitter.com/VersaillesRoad. cars traveling to our facility, so whenever possible, we encourage you to car- Alternate Routes/Entrances e Old Working with a number of partners, including the Fayette Urban To KEENELAND GATE 3 Frankfort Pik County and the Kentucky Transporation Cabinet, Keeneland has To Old Frankfort Pike devised alternate routes and entrances aimed at easing traffic TRAFFIC MAP Horse Vans SPRING 2013 congestion. Van Meter Rd., off Versailles Rd. will be an alternate Back Gate Dr entrance for free and tailgate parking. Old Frankfort Pike to Rice . Back Gate Dr. Road is an alternate route for traffic from the west. Silks Lane ower Dr ater T W r. D . Keeneland At a Glance Track Kitchen Dr . Back Gate • Gates open at 11 a.m. raining Track Dr T • First Post is 1:05 p.m. Silks Lane • Races are run approximately Busses/R (no overnight) every 30 minutes. Vs FREE PARKING Loading Chute Drive Shuttle Available raining Track Dr Back Gate Dr T ower Dr ater T W T raining Track Dr . ve ENTER Old Clubhouse Lane e RESERVED T . CENTERAINMENT RACING Old ClubhouseClubhouse Lane L SECRETARY ld RESER Keeneland Blvd. Keeneland Blvd. OFFICE Clubhous Handicapped T VED AILGA s d Entertainment Ct. e Reserved Preferre TE LO Reserved FREE T Preferred TCA Eastbound Preferred FREE Entertainment Ct. Turn left on Rice Rd. to Gate 3 or to Old Frankfort Pike Old Clubhouse Lane Keeneland Blvd. Club Valet Preferred FREE Flood Area NO PARKING FREE Entertainment Ct. Old Clubhouse Lane Reserved Louisville Lot Allowed Y Van Meter Entrance ents Westbound No T Exit ONL Free & Tailgate Rice Road GATE 1 (Entrance Only) Exit Only Westbound to Free Parking TCA and GATE 3 GATE 2 Club & Preferred.
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