Below is a guide to the enclosures available to you on Ascot racedays
Sitting within beautiful woodland adjacent to Windsor Great Park, the Ascot Grandstand perfectly complements the rural Berkshire landscape. Racegoers can enjoy elevated and covered viewing or watch the action unfold from the trackside lawns or by the rails. With spectacular restaurants and bars to enjoy plus a range of entertainment away from the track, guests will have a truly memorable day. By booking in advance you will enjoy savings on the on-the-day price.
Racegoers can enjoy elevated and covered viewing or watch the action unfold from the trackside lawns or by the rails. There is also access to the Pre-Parade Ring and the Parade Ring, off-track entertainment and spectacular restaurants and bars to enjoy. By booking in advance you will enjoy savings on the on-the-day price.
There are a number of spectacular bars and restaurants to choose from such as a la Carte and self-service restaurants, champagne bars, and concessions including Bangers and Bubbles and Wood Fired Pizza Company.Click here for more information.
Fine dining packages are avialble for guests to enjoy sumptuous cuisine complemented by thrilling racing action.Click here for more information.
Ascot is proud to be at the forefront of introducing a new generation to racing. Under 18s can go free to Grandstand or Premier Admission to any raceday when accompanied by an adult (maximum four per adult).
With seated balcony views of the racing, the King Edward VII Enclosure also provides exclusive access to the private bars and restaurants on Level 4 of the Grandstand.
Ascot is best enjoyed with friends, family or colleagues. Our Party Packages for 10 or more people offer great savings and convenience by including the cost of admission, a £2 Tote betting voucher, a Racecard and three drinks (beer or house wine only) for each guest. Group ticket discounts are also available for 10+. For more information email[email protected]or call +44 (0)1344 878 536
During the Jumps season, which runs from October 29th to April, the dress code at Ascot is more relaxed than during the Flat season.
Ladies should dress as for a smart occasion.
Gentlemen usually wear a jacket with a collared shirt and tie.
Whilst this style of dress is preferred in the King Edward VII Enclosure, during the Jumps season it is not compulsory.
Please note that fancy dress, novelty and branded or promotional clothing is not permitted within the King Edward VII Enclosure
Whilst we encourage racegoers to wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies in the Queen Anne Enclosure area during the Jumps season.
Please note that bare chests are not permitted at any time.
Fancy dress and replica sports shirts are not permitted at Ascot Racecourse.
Our exclusive fourth floor offers, for many, the quintessential Ascot experience. With seated balconies overlooking both the Parade Ring and track, racegoers have unsurpassed views of the action before during and after each race. A captivating environment to watch the spectacle unfold, guests will enjoy a selection of elegant bars and dining options. By booking in advance you will enjoy savings on the on-the-day price. In addition, racegoers in the King Edward VII Enclosure at the Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup have a priority period to secure stage-side viewing of the after racing music concert.
The King Edward VII Enclosure gives you exclusive access to the Fourth floor of the Grandstand with over 1,500 seats. Racegoers can look forward to panoramic views of the track and Windsor Great Park beyond.
Guests can enjoy elegant bars such as the newly refurbished Frankel Bar; the most sought-after location on Level 4, the brand new Horsewalk Inn or the Caviar & Prunier Seafood Bar which offers a selection of seafood dishes and champagne. For more information click here.
Ascot is proud to be at the forefront of introducing a new generation to racing. Under 18s are free in both the Queen Anne and King Edward VII Enclosures when accompanied by an adult (maximum four per adult).
Ascot is best enjoyed with friends, family or colleagues.Party Packagesoffer great savings and the convenience of including the cost of admission whilst providing each guest with a £2 Tote betting voucher, a Racecard and three drinks (beer or house wine only). Group ticket discounts are also available for 10+
Fine Dining at Ascot offer guests sumptuous lunches, afternoon teas and fine wines in stunning restaurants including our new On5 Restaurant which offers fine dining with panoramic views across the racecourse.
Ascot has an extensive range of private boxes, each consisting of a private bar and dining room with a large flat screen television, bespoke catering options, and a balcony that offers a prime view of the racing. Betting facilities are easily accessible on every level.
During the Jumps season, which runs from October 29th to April, the dress code at Ascot is more relaxed than during the Flat season.
Ladies should dress as for a smart occasion.
Gentlemen usually wear a jacket with a collared shirt and tie.
Whilst this style of dress is preferred in the King Edward VII Enclosure, during the Jumps season it is not compulsory.
Please note that fancy dress, novelty and branded or promotional clothing is not permitted within the King Edward VII Enclosure
Whilst we encourage racegoers to wear smart clothing, no formal dress code applies in the Queen Anne Enclosure area during the Jumps season.
Please note that bare chests are not permitted at any time.
Fancy dress and replica sports shirts are not permitted at Ascot Racecourse.
