Enclosures at Ascot Racecourse

What each ticket gets you, what it costs and who it suits, so you can pick the right one before you buy.

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At Royal Ascot there are four enclosures. The Royal Enclosure is for members and their guests; the other three, the Windsor, Village and Queen Anne, are open to everyone, each with its own price, view and dress code. On most other racedays, including British Champions Day, the Queen Anne Enclosure is the main public enclosure.

The enclosures at Ascot compared
Queen AnneVillageWindsor
Tickets fromFrom £99 (Royal Ascot 2027); from £34 (Champions Day 2026)From £85 (Royal Ascot 2027)From £37 (Royal Ascot 2027)
Where you watchRaised, covered Grandstand terracesFrom the centre of the course, facing the GrandstandAlong the Straight Mile
Parade RingYesNoNo
Under coverYes, GrandstandMarquees and stage areasLimited
Food and drinkMany bars and on-the-go foodStreet-food style eateries and barsBars, food outlets and your own picnic
Dress codeFormal at Royal Ascot, with hats or headpiecesSmartNo formal code; smart daywear encouraged
EntranceGrandstand entrancesVillage Enclosure entranceWindsor Enclosure entrance
Best forThe full Royal Ascot experience without membershipA party with friendsRoyal Ascot on a budget, with a picnic

Prices are per adult. Royal Ascot prices are the published starting prices for 2027 (Windsor from £37, Village from £85, Queen Anne from £99); they vary by day. Champions Day 2026 tickets start from £32, with Queen Anne from £34.

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