Peterborough Chase Restaurant at Huntingdon

Who it suits

• First-time visitors who want a reserved seat, a meal and a clear view without working out where to eat between races.
• A special occasion where indoor dining, waitress service and a private balcony make the afternoon easier.
• Racegoers who want the two-course Classic option or the longer Premier package with afternoon tea.

Ticket prices

Prices shown are per adult for the listed 2026 fixtures. Restaurant experiences need to be booked in advance; the FAQ says availability on the day cannot be guaranteed.

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Where your ticket takes you

• A reserved table in the Peterborough Chase Restaurant, on the first floor of the Goodliff Stand.
• Admission to the Main Enclosure is included in the restaurant package.
• A private viewing balcony is listed for restaurant guests, with a view over the racecourse.
• The restaurant FAQ describes the first-floor outlook as covering both the course and Parade Ring.

Not included

• A window table: upgrades are limited and must be enquired about separately.
• Children’s meal prices in the published booking listings.
• A guaranteed table by the window; the restaurant says availability for this upgrade is limited.

The view

The restaurant is on the first floor of the Goodliff Stand. From there guests look over both the racecourse and Parade Ring; the private balcony provides an outdoor viewing point between meals. The package is not simply a grandstand ticket: it combines a reserved table with Main Enclosure admission, so you can leave the restaurant to watch from the public areas too.

Food and drink

The two online products are different meal packages in the same restaurant.

Facilities

Dress code

Huntingdon has no formal dress code, but it asks restaurant guests to dress smart casual and not to wear ripped denim or trainers. As the balcony is outside, bring a warm or waterproof layer even if you plan to spend most of the day at your table.

Getting in

The restaurant is on the first floor of the Goodliff Stand. The racecourse does not publish a separate restaurant gate or bag-size rule on its restaurant and FAQ pages. Gates opened at 12.30pm for the Season Opener on 6 October 2026, but times are fixture-specific. The restaurant package must be booked in advance; hospitality tickets are posted to guests.

Accessibility

Huntingdon says its main entrances have access points for wheelchair users and that lifts serve the main grandstands. Its access page provides Blue Badge parking near the entrances, accessible toilets, a raised trackside viewing area and complimentary personal-assistant admission on application with a valid ticket. Contact the racecourse about the first-floor route, lift access and any table requirements before booking.

Full accessibility guide for Huntingdon

Children and families

Accompanied under-18s are free at most Huntingdon fixtures, with some high-demand dates limiting or charging for children’s tickets. An adult aged 21 or over, or a parent, must accompany under-18s; one adult can be responsible for up to three. The restaurant pages do not list child meal prices, so the adult package prices above should not be read as children’s rates.

Tips

• Book the restaurant before travelling: the FAQ says availability on the day is not guaranteed.
• Choose Classic for two courses or Premier for three courses plus light afternoon tea; both include the racecard and admission.
• If you want a window table, contact the restaurant separately; the course says these upgrades are limited.
• Use the balcony between dining and racing, and check the day’s fixture timetable because gates and race times change.

Upgrading

The restaurant offers a limited window-table upgrade by phone on 01480 410861 or by email to innes.skinner@thejockeyclub.co.uk.

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