Prince Regent Restaurant at Brighton

Who it suits

• Visitors who want a restaurant table and meal rather than relying on whichever casual food concessions open that day.
• Groups who want the hospitality ticket and public-area access bundled with dining.
• Racegoers who are choosing between Brighton’s two restaurant packages and want a separate quote for Prince Regent.

Ticket prices

The racecourse lists Prince Regent hospitality on selected race days and the official partner lists it for the 15 October 2026 fixture. A current per-person price is not displayed in the source pages checked.

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Where your ticket takes you

• The restaurant package is sold separately and includes a hospitality admission ticket.
• Guests may access public areas of the racecourse as part of the package.
• The Premier ticket includes all Grandstand & Paddock public areas and the Premier facilities; the event listing does not specify a distinct enclosure admission level for each Prince Regent package.
• The racecourse map shows restaurant and suite locations alongside the public stands, Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure.

Not included

• A Prince Regent reservation is not included with a general admission ticket.
• A 2026 package price and a standard child dining rate are not shown in the pages checked.

The view

The venue describes its race-day restaurants as having views over the course and access to public trackside areas. The current public hospitality page does not identify which tables or terrace belong specifically to Prince Regent, so do not assume its view matches Silks Terrace. With the included admission, guests can move into the public areas to watch from the Grandstand, lawns or Parade Ring, subject to the ticket’s enclosure access.

Food and drink

Prince Regent is a dining package rather than a public food counter; its package details and menu are fixture-specific.

Facilities

Dress code

Brighton does not set a general formal dress code, though sporting tops are not permitted. Restaurant guests often dress smartly, but comfort is the stated priority. The meeting is mostly outdoors between races, so take practical shoes and a weather layer even when you have an indoor table.

Getting in

Use Brighton Racecourse’s main entrance on Freshfield Road, BN2 9XZ. Restaurant and hospitality tickets are emailed before the fixture and the public entrance accepts mobile e-tickets. Gates normally open two hours before the first race, with earlier opening possible for feature meetings. The public pages do not specify a separate Prince Regent guest entrance or a restaurant-specific bag rule.

Accessibility

Brighton provides accessible parking in the Owners & Trainers car park, lift access to all levels, accessible toilets in several locations and a third-floor viewing platform. The venue pages do not set out a Prince Regent-specific step-free route, so ask the racecourse at 01273 603580 or info@brighton-racecourse.co.uk about the restaurant location and table access. Free personal assistant tickets are collected at the entrance after showing an accepted supporting document.

Full accessibility guide for Brighton

Children and families

Children under 18 usually receive free admission with a paying adult, except at some Festival fixtures and Live After Racing events; each adult may bring up to three children. The official 2026 Prince Regent booking page does not state a child meal price or discount.

Tips

• Treat the meal package as fixture-specific: Brighton only offers its restaurants on selected race days.
• Ask for the current per-person quote and menu for your exact date because the public 15 October 2026 listing shows no price.
• If the view is more important than dining, compare the restaurant with the separate Premier Viewing suite and public Parade Ring Lawn.
• Use the venue map before arrival to locate the restaurant, accessible parking and the public areas you want to visit.

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