County Enclosure at Haydock Park

Who it suits

• Racegoers who want to see the finish from directly opposite the winning post.
• A smarter day with access to the Centenary Stand suites.

Ticket prices

Prices vary by raceday and are cheaper in advance.

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Where your ticket takes you

• The County Enclosure, directly opposite the winning post.
• Suites and bars in the Centenary Stand.
• Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure viewing.
• Everything in the Grandstand & Paddock.

Not included

• The Premier Lounge on the top floor.
• Restaurants and private boxes, booked separately.

The view

The County Enclosure sits directly opposite the winning post, so you see the finish of every race close up.

Food and drink

Facilities

Dress code

Smart: men should wear a buttoned collared shirt with smart trousers, or good-quality jeans with no markings or fading.

Getting in

On Betfair Chase Day 2025 the gates opened at 10.05am. A shuttle bus runs from Newton-le-Willows station on every racing fixture except music nights. Parking is free at most racedays but charged on some big days.

Accessibility

Haydock has accessible viewing in three stands, a Parade Ring viewing platform (call to book a space), Blue Badge parking closer to the entrances, induction loops in suites and bars, and Braille on most signs. Free personal assistant tickets can be booked on 0151 522 2921 or by email to NW.tickets@thejockeyclub.co.uk.

Full accessibility guide for Haydock Park

Children and families

Under-18s go free with a paying adult at most racedays. Each adult (21 or over) can bring up to three under-18s, and children aged 15 and under must stay with their adult. Children should follow the smart dress code.

Tips

• Pick County for the Betfair Chase: you’ll be opposite the winning post for the big finish.
• Check the dress code: no faded or marked jeans.
• Use the Centenary Stand suites to warm up between races.

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