Kentucky Derby Festival's marquee event, Thunder Over Louisville, returned to Waterfront Park on Saturday. And it did not disappoint.
Following two years of pandemic-disrupted events, 2022 was the first traditional Thunder since McHolland’s death. "I have been fascinated by the crowd today just because we're back in that live space after so long. Kentucky Derby Festival President Matt Gibson said it's "incredible" for Thunder to be back after three years. "You can feel it in your chest while it's going off." Teresa Smith drove five hours from southern Tennessee to take in the spectacle. In 2021, the massive fireworks showcase was split up at various locations around town to discourage crowds.
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The service plan mirrors TARC service for Thunder in recent years with an added circulator service from Broadway at 11th Street to Shawnee Park until 11:00 p.m. An important thing to note is that entrance to Waterfront Park does require a Pegasus Pin, which costs $6 ahead of time or $7 at the gate. Prices for parking are $200 to $300 per RV or camper. Officials from LMPD advised those going to Thunder plan ahead for parking. RV and camper parking options are available in Louisville as well. For more information, contact the Clark/Floyd County Convention and Tourism Bureau at (812) 282-6654. A list of the no parking areas designated by the LMPD can be found here. - First Street from Main Street to Witherspoon Street - Brook Street from Main Street to Witherspoon Street If you're headed to Thunder, here's what you need to know about traffic and parking to plan your day. - Preston Street from Main Street to Witherspoon Street - Floyd Street from Main Street to Witherspoon Street
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From the 30+ planes in the airshow to the epic fireworks display, "The Legend Returns" was exciting from beginning to end.
Kentucky Derby Festival released a show schedule which features a much celebrated air and fireworks show.
WAVE 3 Meteorologist Tawana Andrew says rain doesn't really impact the air show much but the clouds sure can.
When you have a higher cloud deck, that allows us to see more of the acrobatic things and that kind of stuff that we love to watch.” And it’s not just the winds near the Ohio River that we need to think about. Andrew said rain doesn’t really affect the aircraft but clouds sure can.
The F-22 Raptor showed up and showed out for its demo at the airshow. WLKY cameras caught all of the incredible moves as it took to the skies. Advertisement.
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Spectators were staked out more than 12 hours before the fireworks display to get the best seats for Thunder Over Louisville.
“Plus the fact it’s just kind of neat to people watch.” “But I think I’ll be fine with this.” Waters set up outside of Slugger Field around 9 a.m., though some family members were there even earlier.
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All of the events led up to the grand finale fireworks show at 9:30 p.m..
It’s like the suspense building up to the fireworks.” It’s really nice to put down the phones and get to be around everyone that you love. “You get to see smoke lines in the sky. We picked up which vehicle we were going to take- which I am not a fan but it has the DVD player, so.” “It lights up the sky. Waterfront Park opened 9 a.m., but that didn’t stop several people from getting their seats to get best view and to beat the heat.