Grandstand Enclosure at Doncaster

Who it suits

• Racegoers who want a relaxed day with good views of the racing.
• Groups who want lots of bars and casual food.
• Over-60s, who get half price on the day.

Ticket prices

Exact prices are shown in Doncaster’s booking system and vary by raceday.

Check availability on the official site

Where your ticket takes you

• Spacious trackside lawns and open terraces.
• Unreserved grandstand seating and indoor areas.
• Close-up access to the Parade Ring, saddling boxes and Winners’ Enclosure.
• The Family Enclosure.

Not included

• The County Enclosure and Champagne Lawn.
• The Premier Enclosure on the third floor.

The view

You can watch from the grandstand lawns and terraces beside the track, or take an unreserved seat in the grandstand, then walk to the Parade Ring to see the runners before each race.

Food and drink

Facilities

Dress code

Relaxed: there’s no formal dress code, but sports team shirts and offensive fancy dress aren’t allowed.

Getting in

County and Premier guests use the Main Reception entrance; Grandstand guests use the Grandstand entrance on Leger Way; the Family Enclosure has its own entrance at Gate 8 off Sandall Beat Road at big meetings. Parking is free except during the St Leger Festival.

Accessibility

Doncaster has large lifts to every floor, three raised viewing platforms by the Parade Ring and accessible toilets throughout. A free personal assistant ticket is available: email info@doncaster-racecourse.co.uk at least 24 hours ahead with your name and the fixture. Blue Badge parking is in Car Park A, opposite the main stand.

Full accessibility guide for Doncaster

Children and families

Children aged 17 and under go free with an accompanying adult, except on Live After Racing concert days.

Tips

• Look out for the A Day at the Races package: entry, racecard, a drink and a pie, in limited numbers.
• Book in advance for the best price.
• Head to the Parade Ring a few minutes before each race.

Questions people ask