Ladies and gentlemen, dust off your fascinators and pull out those mint juleps: it's almost time for the 2026 Kentucky Derby. Every year, thousands gather at Louisville's Churchill Downs to watch eighteen Thoroughbreds compete in a 1.25-mile race—a brief-but-beloved event known among fans as "The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports." The winner of this prestigious competition (a.k.a. the horse that finishes the gauntlet the fastest) is then draped in a coat of roses and subsequently enshrined in both Derby and equine history forever and ever. Anyone down to witness the 152nd iteration of the Derby can tune into the event from the comfort of their couch, with coverage available on NBC, Peacock, USA Network and FanDuel TV. But there is still time to attend the event in person, instead, so long as you purchase your ticket before Saturday rolls around. It probably won't be cheap ... but let's take a look at how much a 2026 entry might cost ya: How much is a ticket to the Kentucky Derby?…