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Premier Rooms at Leicester

The two Premier Rooms are Leicester’s newer private hospitality spaces below the Club Terrace. Room 1 seats up to 50 and Room 2 up to 25; both have a private bar, with a cold buffet or finger-food style menu.

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TicketsDiscounted box-rate offer; exact rate not stated

Dress codeNo strict code; avoid football shirts and vests in hospitality

Parade RingPublic areas included

EntranceHospitality booking; confirm collection point

Who it suits

A private group of up to 50 in Room 1 or up to 25 in Room 2.
Guests who want an indoor base plus access to an outdoor head-on viewing terrace.
Hosts who want a private bar and flexible cold buffet or finger-food catering.

Ticket prices

Premier Room prices, Leicester 2026
Room	Published rate
Premier Room 1 (up to 50)Discounted offer linked to Executive Box pricing	Exact rate not stated
Premier Room 2 (up to 25)Discounted offer linked to Executive Box pricing	Exact rate not stated

The racecourse says the rooms are priced as an exclusive discounted offering against Executive Boxes but does not state the Premier Room price. For comparison, its 2026 Executive Box listing is £115 including VAT per person; that figure is not confirmed as the Premier Room rate.

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Where your ticket takes you

The Premier Room reserved for your group; Room 1 holds up to 50 and Room 2 up to 25 guests.
The Club Terrace, with a head-on view shared with Owners and Trainers.
General public areas under the One Enclosure policy, including public Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure viewing.

Not included

The Owners & Trainers Lounge, which remains a separate restricted area.
Other booked hospitality spaces such as the Nelson Suite, Executive Box or Paddock Pavilion.

The view

The Premier Rooms sit just below the Club Terrace. The racecourse says guests can share that terrace with Owners and Trainers for head-on views; the room itself gives a private indoor base with a private bar, while the rest of the public course is available under the One Enclosure policy.

Food and drink

The course describes flexible cold buffet or finger-food style catering rather than a fixed restaurant menu.

Cold buffet

The racecourse lists a cold buffet option for the Premier Rooms; the specific dishes are arranged with the hospitality team.

Finger-food style menu

A lighter catering format is also listed; the exact menu is not published on the room page.

Private bar

Both Premier Rooms have their own private bar. Food and drink outlets elsewhere on site are card-only.

Facilities

Room 1

The larger room can host up to 50 guests and includes a coffee machine.

Room 2

The second room has capacity for up to 25 guests and a private bar.

Club Terrace

Shared outdoor terrace access provides the head-on view; the terrace is not exclusive to Premier Room guests.

Dress code

The racecourse has no strict dress code but advises against football shirts and vests in hospitality areas. Smart dress is optional; take a warm layer for time on the Club Terrace and shoes suitable for the public grounds.

Getting in

Premier Rooms are sold by enquiry through the racecourse hospitality team rather than by a separate public ticket listing. Contact 0116 271 6515, option 1, or hospitality@leicester-racecourse.com to book and confirm where badges are collected. Race times and door opening vary by meeting; standard security and bag searches apply.

Accessibility

The racecourse links to AccessAble’s hospitality and Club Suite guides. These describe step-free access, a platform lift and ramps on routes to the Club Terrace, with adapted toilets in the Club Suite and near the entrances. Confirm the particular room route with the racecourse before booking. Eligible visitors can apply in advance for one free personal assistant admission with supporting benefit evidence or registered-blind certification; a Blue Badge alone is not accepted.

Full accessibility guide for Leicester

Children and families

Under-18s are free to race meetings with a paying adult, except Ladies Day. The Premier Room page does not specify child meal charges or a room-specific age rule. Confirm the catering and supervision arrangements with the hospitality team when reserving a room.

Tips

Choose the room based on your group size: the stated capacities are 50 for Room 1 and 25 for Room 2.
The exact 2026 discounted price is not published; the £115 Executive Box rate is only a comparison, not a confirmed room quote.
The Club Terrace is shared with Owners and Trainers, so it is not a private balcony.
Ask which food format and menu are available for your chosen fixture before confirming the room.

Questions people ask

How many guests can the Premier Rooms hold?

Premier Room 1 can host up to 50 and Premier Room 2 up to 25, according to the racecourse.

How much do Premier Rooms cost?

The racecourse says they are offered at a discounted price linked to Executive Boxes but does not publish the exact rate. Its 2026 Executive Box price is £115 per person; that is not confirmed as the Premier Room price.

Is the Club Terrace private?

No. Guests have access to share the terrace with Owners and Trainers.

What food is included?

The room page lists cold buffet or finger-food style catering, but does not publish a sample menu.

Do the rooms have their own bar?

Yes. The racecourse states that both Premier Rooms have private bars; Room 1 also has a coffee machine.

Other enclosures at Leicester

Private balconyExecutive BoxesLeicester’s Executive Boxes are private hospitality rooms with balconies facing the winning post. A 2026 package includes admission badges, a two-course buffet and cheese board, a host, live-racing television, tea and coffee, racecards and free parking.Private diningPaddock PavilionThe Paddock Pavilion is a private hospitality space on the paddock lawn, overlooking the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure. Its racecourse page describes an included meal package and a route through the Premier Suite towards the winning line.Race-day diningNelson Suite RestaurantThe Nelson Suite is Leicester’s panoramic race-day restaurant, offering a seated meal with views over the track. Its 2026 listings include admission, with standard and premium meeting packages priced separately.Family daysPark & View Picnic Car ParkPark & View is a limited picnic car park beside the track, available only on Leicester’s two official family days. It gives your party a place to eat food brought from home and watch from the car, with a separate per-car charge and adult admission required.One enclosureGeneral AdmissionLeicester sells one public race-day admission ticket rather than separate public enclosures. Under the One Enclosure policy, your ticket covers the public areas, including the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure viewing; private hospitality suites and the Owners & Trainers Lounge remain excluded.

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