There are many arrangements being made already, with still over a year to go, for those who are vying for spectatorship of the FEI World Equestrian Games of 2010. If you are looking for travel and lodging accommodations in or around the Lexington, Frankfort, or other surrounding areas, you are definitely not alone. You may want to try to get a jump on the crowds, however, because this is the first ever hosting of these prestigious games on U.S. soil, and the whole of the country, not to mention the world, is hustling to prepare and to get there fist hand. Home rentals, hotel shares, motel bookings, and even room and board situations are filling up fast, so dont wait for too long.

An estimated 600,000 tickets will be available throughout the two week long stint of competition, with prices ranging from $25 all the way up to $140 per event. Each of the para dressage events are set at the lowest ticket pricing, while the highest admission represents the Grand Prix Freestyle Dressage contest. The counsel is working hard make sure that anyone with an interest is able to be involved in some way, and experience the excitement and once in a lifetime drama that is the world games.

Tickets for all events will be available for sale worldwide on September 25th, 2009, exactly one year from the opening ceremonies at Lexingtons Kentucky Horse Park. A good rule of thumb to follow would be to begin making your travel and accommodation arrangements as soon as you have conformation about the events and dates that you plan to attend. A full list of scheduled events and admission pricing is available at the official Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games website, which is updated daily and proudly posts a countdown of the days until the games begin. Please keep in mind that the longer events, particularly eventing and jumping, are broken up into segments and charged admission as such.

Information about home rentals is available here as well as on the official world games site, along with venue, map, and travel directions and descriptions. There is no greater place for horse lovers in America than Kentucky, and this year, the state has the privileged opportunity to prove to the whole world how important these creatures are to the blue grass region. Kentucky Horse Park will be given yet more recognition for its tireless efforts toward the betterment of life for both the horse and the owner.