The Kentucky Derby
Two minutes of racing. A whole weekend of hats.
The fastest two minutes in sport, from a seat you can't buy at the gate.
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A Scottish castle for sixteen of you
Seven nights. Sixteen guests. One castle.
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Golf's most guarded week, for two
Some sports lots are tickets. This one is a pilgrimage.
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A show at the Sphere, Las Vegas
The building is the headliner.
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The Hogwarts Express through the Highlands
The train. The viaduct. The Highlands.
A day in Antarctica
Some trips don't need a sales pitch.
A continent most people will only ever see in a documentary, reached and returned from inside a single day.
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The Golden Globes, then the after-party
The part everyone watches on television becomes your night out.
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Two seats at the Grammys
Not a viewing party. The actual Grammys.
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Elton John's Oscars party, for two
Yes. That Oscars party.
A fundraising party that has raised more than most galas ever will, seen from the inside rather than the coverage.
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Cannes, at a party with Leonardo DiCaprio
Some lots don't need much explanation.
The Monaco Grand Prix, from a superyacht
Apparently ordinary grandstand seats weren't enough.
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Wimbledon. Centre Court. VIP.
Some sports lots don't need more adjectives.
Centre Court seats go by ballot. Wanting them badly has never been enough.
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The Super Bowl, as a VIP
The one Sunday a year the whole country watches the same thing.
Coachella, on VIP passes
The wristband is the whole thing.
Experience zero gravity
Astronaut training, without having to become an astronaut.
Weightlessness is not a view or a seat. It is a thing that happens to your body.
Why it's different
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The Uffizi, without the crowd
One of the world's great collections, with the room to yourself.
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A '62 Hofner bass, signed by Paul McCartney
There are autographs. And then there are autographs.
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