Thank you for sharing! My team is responsible for the lasers and programmable lighting, and I love to see all the nice comments, and love for Louisville!
I’ve been lots of places, but it’s the most amazing attraction I’ve ever seen. Video doesn’t do it justice, just an amazing sight with high fidelity music pumping through the cavern. I had to mute the music, and add my own, as it always triggers a TH-cam copyright violation! 🙂
It’s the best Christmas display I’ve ever seen! I seem to always go on New Year’s Day: traffic is minimal, sometimes only a few cars, and you get a discount!
It is extremely cool. I couldn’t replay the music they pump into the cave, due to copyright, but it makes for an incredible experience you’ll never forget.
My son moved to Bloomington in November and drove down to see this with his fiancée over the holidays. They both really enjoyed it and hit up French Lick on their drive home. Some big hotel or casino in that area.
Yeah French Lick has the casino and historic hotel. A minute or so across town is the huge West Baden hotel, once the largest domed building in America. You can get on a free trolly that travels between both.
@@gamebredduramax71 Went to TOL once, when my company had a building overlooking the George Rogers Clark bridge. The view was amazing, but traffic, at the end of the day, was pretty much gridlock.
I love Louisville. My entire life ive hated the nearest big city, be it in Florida or Texas or Washington state. But I moved here to Indiana and fell in love with Louisville. It has its issues but something about it never makes me feel the same oppressive, yucky feeling I feel driving into 95% of major cities. I avoid Indianapolis at all costs, it ruins my day. I don't know how it manages to be so much more grim and dreary as Louisville only a couple hours away. Maybe it's just the beauty of the KY landscape.
I lived just south of Indianapolis, for over 30 years. Indy has great museums and restaurants, I even worked downtown twice, but I never wanted to live there. Louisville has its riverfront charm, history, and the great outdoors never seems far away.
MUCH MUCH flatter for sure! People come to Indy for sporting events and conventions, then leave thinking the entire state is just as flat and predictable. An hour and a half south, and it’s a totally different landscape. Southern Indiana is so much more like Kentucky, that the area is commonly known as “Kentuckiana”.
@AdventureswithRoger Yes, I thought it was flat when my husband moved us here to his hometown. Little did I know I happened to luck out because he was from the bottom what, 1/4th, 1/3rd of Indiana that is truly beautiful
Great video, Roger! I did this once a few years back and thought it was really neat. The whole mega cavern in general is a cool place. One of the workers I met there at the mountain bike park told me that they expanded construction on the mega cavern back in the 60’s after the Cuban Missile Crisis. Supposedly, the entire cavern extends from its entrance off of Poplar Level to another opening on the other side of the airport, which isn’t accessible to the public.
There’s a cool tram ride tour, that goes deep in the cave, and shows the historic bomb proof area. It’s a little spooky, with a ton of mannequins set up to look like the survivors. Some kind of lottery system chose who could or could not survive.
Wow! That's super cool. What a unique venue. I love that it's underground. It feels like a mine/cave but it's also a modern wired spectacle of light and color. It's not spooky but it could be. I would love to host an event there. I see many possibilities. Happy New Year.
Next year maybe you could borrow an Insta 360 X3 camera with an Invisible Selfie Stick and hold it out your sun/moon roof for an even more realistic trip. THANKS for this !!!
Thank you for sharing! My team is responsible for the lasers and programmable lighting, and I love to see all the nice comments, and love for Louisville!
It really is an amazing show!
Every year is a different display' Love it"
Thank you Roger. Was an enjoyable ride and didn’t cost me anything 😊. I appreciate you and your dedication for us your viewers. Thanks again 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
No worries, Mary! Always a pleasure! 🙂
🎉really enjoyed that never seen anything like it before!
I’ve been lots of places, but it’s the most amazing attraction I’ve ever seen. Video doesn’t do it justice, just an amazing sight with high fidelity music pumping through the cavern. I had to mute the music, and add my own, as it always triggers a TH-cam copyright violation! 🙂
Cool. Thanks for sharing
Thank you! How awesome!! Happy New Year!
Happy new year to you as well! 🙂
Awesome video Roger! This video made my day. As I’m laying in my hospital bed hooked up to monitors and iv this was so relaxing to me watching this.❤
Thanks Edward!
Wow this is awesome. You always take us to such incredible places. ❤😊
That was beautiful!!! Thanks Roger
It’s like being in another world! We have been several times but did not go this year. It’s really a wonderful light display!
It’s the best Christmas display I’ve ever seen! I seem to always go on New Year’s Day: traffic is minimal, sometimes only a few cars, and you get a discount!
Wife and I went once before and enjoyed it. But not to this degree as we were in the back row of a mini van. This is Super nice. Thank you so much.
My pleasure!
Thank you for the amazing experience, me and my girlfriend want to go this year.
It is extremely cool. I couldn’t replay the music they pump into the cave, due to copyright, but it makes for an incredible experience you’ll never forget.
My son moved to Bloomington in November and drove down to see this with his fiancée over the holidays. They both really enjoyed it and hit up French Lick on their drive home. Some big hotel or casino in that area.
Yeah French Lick has the casino and historic hotel. A minute or so across town is the huge West Baden hotel, once the largest domed building in America. You can get on a free trolly that travels between both.
@@AdventureswithRoger Thanks for the insight. Appreciate what you do, since we now live one state above you. Happy New Year
Happy new year! Warm wishes for this upcoming weather! 🙂
This is the 1st year we missed the lights in 10 years, we started the tradition when the kids were 3 years old.
Gonna go to the Thunder over Louisville this summer though
@@gamebredduramax71 Went to TOL once, when my company had a building overlooking the George Rogers Clark bridge. The view was amazing, but traffic, at the end of the day, was pretty much gridlock.
Each year I plan on going, but then I see the line of cars and that cures me of it. But after your video, I will have to go!
I love Louisville. My entire life ive hated the nearest big city, be it in Florida or Texas or Washington state. But I moved here to Indiana and fell in love with Louisville. It has its issues but something about it never makes me feel the same oppressive, yucky feeling I feel driving into 95% of major cities. I avoid Indianapolis at all costs, it ruins my day. I don't know how it manages to be so much more grim and dreary as Louisville only a couple hours away. Maybe it's just the beauty of the KY landscape.
I lived just south of Indianapolis, for over 30 years. Indy has great museums and restaurants, I even worked downtown twice, but I never wanted to live there. Louisville has its riverfront charm, history, and the great outdoors never seems far away.
Indy is much flatter and laid out on a grid
MUCH MUCH flatter for sure! People come to Indy for sporting events and conventions, then leave thinking the entire state is just as flat and predictable. An hour and a half south, and it’s a totally different landscape. Southern Indiana is so much more like Kentucky, that the area is commonly known as “Kentuckiana”.
@AdventureswithRoger Yes, I thought it was flat when my husband moved us here to his hometown. Little did I know I happened to luck out because he was from the bottom what, 1/4th, 1/3rd of Indiana that is truly beautiful
In northern Indiana, Parke, Fountain and Warren Counties have some great rocky areas, much like southern Indiana.
Great video, Roger! I did this once a few years back and thought it was really neat. The whole mega cavern in general is a cool place. One of the workers I met there at the mountain bike park told me that they expanded construction on the mega cavern back in the 60’s after the Cuban Missile Crisis. Supposedly, the entire cavern extends from its entrance off of Poplar Level to another opening on the other side of the airport, which isn’t accessible to the public.
There’s a cool tram ride tour, that goes deep in the cave, and shows the historic bomb proof area. It’s a little spooky, with a ton of mannequins set up to look like the survivors. Some kind of lottery system chose who could or could not survive.
just wow… again
That's cool
Wow! That's super cool. What a unique venue. I love that it's underground. It feels like a mine/cave but it's also a modern wired spectacle of light and color. It's not spooky but it could be. I would love to host an event there. I see many possibilities. Happy New Year.
Happy new year, Andrew!
Thanks for sharing Roger, we've always meant to make it down there but never have. Can we go for coffee now? 😁
I never knew - from Michigan
Next year maybe you could borrow an Insta 360 X3 camera with an Invisible Selfie Stick and hold it out your sun/moon roof for an even more realistic trip. THANKS for this !!!
Does anybody know if the theme changes or does it always stay the same?
Changes each year. They added many cool projections, holograms and lasers for 2023.
i know you!!!!!
what does a ufo abducting a cow have to do with christmas? lol thanks for the video. was gonna go sometime but now i don't need to haha
They change it up every year. This year they added a bunch of projections, holograms, and lasers.