Club Enclosure at Ayr

Who it suits

• Racegoers who want the best views and the Champagne Lawns on the big days.
• Groups dressing up for Scottish Grand National Ladies Day or Ayr Gold Cup Ladies Day.

Ticket prices

On most racedays there’s a single enclosure ticket instead of a separate Club badge.

Check availability on the official site

Where your ticket takes you

• The first floor of the Princess Royal Suite, with panoramic views.
• The Champagne Lawns next to the Parade Ring.
• All on-course facilities except the hospitality suites, marquees and the Owners Club.
• Everything in the Grandstand.

Not included

• Hospitality suites, marquees and the Owners Club.

The view

From the Princess Royal Suite you get panoramic views across the whole course, and the Champagne Lawns put you right beside the Parade Ring.

Food and drink

Facilities

Dress code

Smart casual: no ripped or torn denim and no trainers. On the Ladies Days most racegoers dress up, with dresses, hats and fascinators. No football colours anywhere.

Getting in

Gates normally open two hours before the first race, and tickets are sold at the gate when it opens, subject to availability. Ayr station is about 20 minutes’ walk away, or under five minutes by taxi.

Accessibility

Ayr is mostly flat and on hard standing. Use Gate C, which slopes down into the course; accessible parking is under 50 metres from the main entrance, and a lift by the Ayrshire Suite goes up to the Princess Royal Suite. Free carers’ tickets are available at every meeting: book on 01292 264179.

Full accessibility guide for Ayr

Children and families

Under-18s go free with a full-paying adult (some fixtures have exclusions). They can’t use the Cree Lodge Bar, Be-friendly Bar, Champagne Bar or Champagne Lawns, and under-12s can’t enter the Parade Ring or Winners’ Enclosure.

Tips

• Book early: the early-bird National tickets sell out months ahead.
• Head to the Champagne Lawns before the big race to see the runners in the Parade Ring.
• Look out for the Style Awards on the Ladies Days.

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