The grandstand and finishing straight at Beverley Racecourse

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Accessibility at Beverley Racecourse

Beverley Racecourse publishes practical access information for each enclosure, including companion admission, parking, toilets and viewing. Contact the team on 01482 867488 or hello@beverley-racecourse.co.uk to plan a specific visit.

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Talk to the racecourse first

Email hello@beverley-racecourse.co.uk, or call 01482 867488, or use the racecourse contact page. Tell them the meeting, your ticket, how you are arriving, any equipment you use and the facilities you need.

Your visit, step by step

  1. Arrange a free companion ticket

    The racecourse says companions are admitted free. Book as normal online or by phone; the accessibility page links the terms for personal-assistant tickets. Call 01482 867488 or email hello@beverley-racecourse.co.uk with questions before choosing tickets.

  2. Choose an arrival and viewing route

    A Blue Badge is required for the designated disabled car park at the front of the main Westwood car park, opposite the course. The Premier entrance has no steps, a lift reaches its first and second floors, and a step-free tarmac path leads to the Terrace and 1690 Bars. For Grandstand & Paddock, reduced-mobility entry is at the metal gates by the Parade Ring; step-free entrances serve the Rapid Lad, Touch Above and Minster bars, while Cleverlys Bistro and the second floor have no lift.

  3. Toilets and wheelchair loan

    Accessible toilets with RADAR locks are available in all enclosures; a spare key can be borrowed from a bar. The racecourse also lends a wheelchair with a £10 deposit; call 01482 867488 to reserve one for a meeting. Its access page describes viewing stands overlooking the track and Parade Ring.

Racecourse accessibility information

Checked 3 October 2026. This independent guide summarises the racecourse’s published information; Beverley Racecourse runs the facilities and can change them.