Hospitality access
Cromwell Restaurant Facility at Huntingdon
Cromwell is named as one admission choice in Huntingdon’s Platter Package and is also referenced for hospitality and annual-badge guests. The racecourse does not publish a separate public guide, menu, layout or individual ticket price for this facility.
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Who it suits
- Guests considering the Platter Package who want the Cromwell facility rather than Premier Enclosure admission.
- Annual-badge holders and hospitality guests, whom the FAQ identifies as users of the Cromwell Stand baby-change facilities.
- Visitors who want to ask the racecourse directly about this little-documented alternative before choosing a package.
Ticket prices
| Offer | Published price |
|---|---|
| Platter Package with Cromwell admission optionFood platter, one complimentary drink and racecard; choose Premier Enclosure or Cromwell facility | Not published |
The Platter Package page gives the admission choice but no 2026/27 price for the package or separate Cromwell ticket.
Where your ticket takes you
- The public private-box page names Cromwell Restaurant facility as an admission choice within the Platter Package.
- That package description pairs access with food platters, one complimentary drink and a racecard.
- The racecourse FAQ refers to baby-changing facilities in the Cromwell Stand for annual-badge holders and hospitality guests.
- The page does not describe what other public enclosure spaces are included with this option; ask the hospitality team to confirm the ticket access.
Not included
- A published standalone ticket or price for the Cromwell Restaurant facility.
- A public menu, seating plan, view description or detailed list of facilities.
- A confirmed entitlement to roam the wider Main Enclosure; the Platter description does not spell this out for the Cromwell option.
The view
The official Platter Package page does not describe a Cromwell view of the track, Parade Ring or finish line. It identifies Cromwell as an admission facility rather than a public viewing enclosure, so ask the hospitality team what the booking includes before choosing it. The wider racecourse FAQ confirms that Cromwell is used by annual-badge holders and hospitality guests, but that does not establish a particular viewing position.
Food and drink
The only food offer attached to the published Cromwell admission option is the Platter Package.
Platter selection
The package page lists a selection of food platters; it does not publish the items or dietary options on the public overview.
Complimentary drink
One complimentary drink is included in the Platter Package description. No drinks list or bar details are provided for Cromwell itself.
Facilities
Package admission
The ticket option is included in a hospitality package; this is not shown as an individual public admission ticket.
Racecard
A racecard is included with the Platter Package.
Baby changing
The FAQ places baby-changing facilities in the Cromwell Stand for annual-badge holders and hospitality guests; it does not publish a Cromwell floor plan.
Dress code
Huntingdon says hospitality and restaurant guests should dress smart casual and avoid ripped denim or trainers. The racecourse does not publish a Cromwell-specific dress code. Comfortable shoes and a weatherproof layer are sensible if your package also allows access to outdoor areas.
Getting in
The Platter Package is listed on Huntingdon’s private hospitality page, but the site does not publish a separate Cromwell entrance, gate time or bag policy. Hospitality tickets are posted, according to the racecourse FAQ. Ask which gate and areas your booking covers when you select Cromwell admission; the specific answer is not stated in the public package description.
Accessibility
Huntingdon publishes accessible entrance points, Blue Badge parking, accessible toilets and a raised trackside viewing area. Its accessibility page says there is a personal-assistant ticket application with a valid admission ticket and wheelchair-suitable views on private-suite balconies. It does not identify the Cromwell facility’s step-free route or toilet locations, so contact the racecourse before booking if you need these details.
Children and families
The racecourse says accompanied under-18s are free at most fixtures, but high-demand dates may have limited or paid children’s tickets. Under-18s must come with a responsible adult aged 21 or over, or their parent; each adult may accompany up to three. The Platter page does not list a children’s package price or say whether children may select Cromwell admission.
Tips
- Before paying, ask the hospitality team to confirm the ticket areas included in the Cromwell option; the package overview does not set them out.
- Ask for the current package price, menu and facility layout together, as none is listed on a separate public Cromwell page.
- If step-free access or a particular toilet location matters, ask directly about Cromwell rather than relying on general course access information.
- The Platter Package lists one complimentary drink and a racecard; it does not publish the drink choices or platter items.
Upgrading
The Cromwell admission choice is part of the Platter Package; contact the hospitality team on 01480 453373 to ask whether it is available for a selected meeting.
Questions people ask
Can I buy a separate Cromwell Restaurant ticket?
The public page does not list a standalone Cromwell ticket. The facility appears as one of two admission choices in the Platter Package.
What comes with the Cromwell Platter Package?
The racecourse lists food platters, one complimentary drink, a racecard and admission to either the Premier Enclosure or Cromwell Restaurant facility.
How much does the Cromwell option cost?
The Platter Package page does not display a 2026/27 price for either admission choice.
What is the Cromwell view like?
The public Platter Package page does not describe a view or viewing position for Cromwell.
Who can use the Cromwell Stand?
The FAQ refers to baby-changing facilities there for annual-badge holders and hospitality guests; it does not describe general public entry.
Other enclosures at Huntingdon
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Sources
Checked on 3 October 2026 against:
- Huntingdon Racecourse: Private Boxes and Platter Package
- Huntingdon Racecourse: FAQs
- Huntingdon Racecourse: accessibility
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