Private Chalets at Bangor-on-Dee

Who it suits

• Groups of 20–160 looking for an exclusive hospitality room and private deck.
• Families and colleagues celebrating together with food, service and betting facilities in one space.
• Visitors who want Paddock admission as well as a reserved private base.

Ticket prices

Bangor-on-Dee lists private dining from £140 + VAT per person in 2026. It is a booked hospitality package; the venue does not publish an on-the-day price. Confirm the event-specific total with its hospitality team.

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Where your ticket takes you

• Exclusive use of a chalet for the race day.
• A private viewing deck with views of every race.
• Paddock admission badges; the Paddock ticket allows movement between the Paddock and Open Course.
• The standard Gold Package adds three-course lunch, an account or cash bar, coffee and chocolates, racecards, betting facilities, TV viewing, floral decoration, signage and free car parking.

Not included

• The Gold package is not a restaurant reservation; it is private venue hire for a group.
• A tailored upgrade is not included in the base price unless agreed with the racecourse.

The view

The chalet’s private deck gives a view of each race; its exact position depends on the booked chalet and fixture.

Food and drink

The standard meal is a three-course plated or buffet lunch. The package description includes an account or cash bar payable on departure, plus coffee and chocolates.

Facilities

Dress code

Hospitality dress is smart casual. Jeans, trainers and sportswear are not permitted. The public course itself has no strict dress code, but several paths cross grass, so wear shoes that are comfortable for walking outside.

Getting in

Use the racecourse entrance at Overton Road, Bangor-on-Dee, LL13 0DA, then follow the hospitality team’s directions to the booked chalet. Fixture gates are generally listed for 11:30am in the 2026 autumn programme. The racecourse issues digital tickets before the meeting; the individual chalet check-in point is not named on the general page.

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 general accessibility page does not publish chalet-specific step-free access, doorway widths, toilets or deck access. Contact the hospitality team with mobility requirements and ask for the location and route of the chalet assigned to your fixture.

Full accessibility guide for Bangor-on-Dee

Children and families

Under-18s are free in the public Paddock and Open Course with a responsible, full-paying adult. The course says hospitality places for children are discounted; it does not publish a chalet child price. Ask for a child hospitality quote, including meal arrangements, when booking.

Tips

• A chalet accommodates 20–160 people; the capacity is smaller than the marquee range of 50–500.
• Ask which chalet and deck will be assigned, and confirm the route from its entrance to the public viewing areas.
• The Gold Package starts at £140 + VAT per person in 2026; allow for VAT and any bespoke additions.
• Complimentary car parking is included with the private dining package.

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