Wynnstay Restaurant at Bangor-on-Dee

Who it suits

• Visitors who want a carvery meal and licensed bar near the bookmakers.
• Groups who want reserved indoor seating during an outdoor meeting.
• Racegoers looking for a hospitality package below the listed Paddock Restaurant starting rates.

Ticket prices

Published 2026 fixture-page rates are per person plus VAT. Hospitality is a pre-booked package; the racecourse does not publish an on-the-day price.

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Where your ticket takes you

• Admission badge and a table reserved throughout the meeting.
• Two-course carvery lunch, cash/account bar settled on departure, racecards, betting facilities and TV viewing.
• Access to the Paddock and, with Paddock admission, the Open Course.
• Bookings under eight may be asked to share a table depending on seating layout.

Not included

• The published two-course lunch and table do not include an open bar.
• Other public restaurants and the Paddock Restaurant are separate hospitality products.

The view

The restaurant is near the on-course bookmakers, at the heart of the Paddock. Its included television gives an indoor view of the races.

Food and drink

The standard package includes a two-course carvery. The venue describes a fully licensed bar; drinks are settled on departure.

Facilities

Dress code

The hospitality dress code is smart casual. Jeans and trainers are not allowed; racecourse guidance also excludes sportswear from hospitality areas. Outside public walking routes include grass, so wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate layers.

Getting in

Enter at the racecourse on Overton Road, Bangor-on-Dee, LL13 0DA. The restaurant is near the bookmakers in the Paddock area. The 2026 day meetings list gates at 11:30am. Hospitality tickets are digital and sent by email ahead of the event; ask the restaurant team for table location when arriving.

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 Hospitality venues do not publish a step-free route for each room, so ask the hospitality team for the specific room and terrace access.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 public accessibility page does not detail the Wynnstay dining room’s table layout, door widths or routes to toilets. Ask the hospitality team about room access and reserved seating before booking if you need a particular position. Companion passes for designated areas can be arranged through the racecourse.

Full accessibility guide for Bangor-on-Dee

Children and families

Children aged 17 and under are free in the public enclosures with a full-paying responsible adult. Bangor-on-Dee says hospitality places for children are discounted, but does not publish the Wynnstay child price. Ask the hospitality team to quote for a child and meal.

Tips

• The 2026 fixture pages list £71 + VAT on 11 November and £110 + VAT on 28 November; the price changes with the meeting.
• Groups under eight may share a table. Ask about seating arrangements when booking.
• The restaurant is near the bookmakers, useful if someone in your group wants to bet; betting is restricted to those aged 18 or over.
• Wynnstay’s cloakroom is for its restaurant and Paddock Restaurant guests only.

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