Christmas Track Viewing Restaurant at Bangor-on-Dee

Who it suits

• Visitors wanting a festive sit-down meal and racing views on Christmas Jumper Day.
• Groups who prefer a reserved hospitality table and a fixed three-course menu.
• Racegoers who want included admission and betting facilities as part of a restaurant package.

Ticket prices

The 2026 fixture listing shows £150 + VAT per person for the Christmas Track Viewing Restaurant. This is an advance hospitality booking rate, not a gate price; a separate on-the-day price is not published.

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Where your ticket takes you

• Admission badges for the Christmas fixture.
• A reserved table for the day; groups of eight or fewer may need to share a table.
• Three-course Christmas lunch, coffee and mince pies.
• Cash bar, racecard, betting facilities and TV viewing.

Not included

• A standard public enclosure ticket by itself does not include this reserved dining package.
• The exact menu and drink prices beyond the included lunch, coffee and mince pies are not published.

The view

The Christmas marquee restaurant is sold as a track-viewing venue. The event page describes a Christmas day dining setting; an exact compass position or measured sightline is not published.

Food and drink

The 2026 package includes a three-course Christmas lunch, coffee and mince pies. Drinks are from a cash bar and are not listed as included.

Facilities

Dress code

The hospitality dress standard is smart casual: jeans, trainers and sportswear are not permitted. December is an outdoor winter meeting, so wear warm clothing and practical shoes for movement between the restaurant and public viewing areas.

Getting in

This package is listed for Friday 11 December 2026 only. Enter at Bangor-on-Dee Racecourse, Overton Road, LL13 0DA, and follow the event stewards to the restaurant. Gates are listed for 11:30am. Digital tickets are sent by email ahead of the fixture. The venue-specific entrance is not identified in the listing.

Accessibility

The racecourse says it is single-storey and its public areas are accessible. Limited hard-standing parking and designated accessible spaces are available; email ahead to reserve a space. A designated Paddock viewing area in front of the stewards’ tower overlooks the track and winning post. Bring your own seat if helpful. Disabled guests pay the standard admission price; a companion may enter designated areas free. Contact Guest Services on 01978 780 323 or mail@bangorondeeraces.co.uk to discuss access. Hospitality venues do not publish a step-free route for each room, so ask the hospitality team for the specific room and terrace access. The event page and general access page do not specify whether the Christmas marquee or its viewing space is step-free, or give the location of accessible toilets within it. Ask the hospitality team about the exact marquee layout and route before booking. Free companion admission can be arranged for a racegoer with access needs in designated areas.

Full accessibility guide for Bangor-on-Dee

Children and families

Children aged 17 and under are free in public enclosures with a full-paying responsible adult. Hospitality places for children are discounted, but no price for this Christmas package or child menu is published. Ask the hospitality team for the child rate and meal details.

Tips

• This package is dated 11 December 2026; do not treat it as the year-round Paddock or Wynnstay restaurant offer.
• The published starting price is £150 + VAT per person; drinks at the cash bar are extra.
• A table of eight or fewer may be shared, so ask about seating if your group wants to sit alone.
• Store the digital badge in a mobile wallet before travelling and arrive for the 11:30am gate opening.

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