Enclosures at Newton Abbot Racecourse

What each ticket gets you, what it costs and who it suits, so you can pick the right one before you buy.

Photo: Derek Harper, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped

Newton Abbot sells two public enclosures: Course and Paddock. Paddock admission includes access to Course facilities, while Course is the lower-priced area with the children’s play space and designated picnic area. Separately booked restaurants and private boxes include raceday admission as part of their hospitality package.

The enclosures at Newton Abbot compared
HospitalityPaddockCourse
Tickets fromRestaurants £90–£120; boxes £95–£135 per person (2026)£20 online / £25 gate (17 October 2026)£13 online / £15 gate (17 October 2026)
Where you watchParade Ring or elevated winning-post viewsGrandstand at the Winning Post and Parade RingOpen course-side areas and picnic space
Parade RingPaddock Restaurant overlooks itYesNot included in Course admission
Under coverIndoor restaurant or private suiteGrandstand and indoor betting hallsOutdoor with bar under grandstand
Food and drinkThree-course dining or buffetCarvery, Paddock Eaterie, Silks Lounge and barsAlfresco, picnic benches and bar
Dress codeSmart casual; no sports attire or ripped denimSmart casual; no vest or topless dressSmart casual; jeans and shorts allowed
EntrancePublic entrance; show admission badgeGreenhill Way public entranceGreenhill Way public entrance
Best forA meal, reserved base or private groupA central view and the broadest public facilitiesFamilies, picnics and lower-cost visits

Prices are per adult. Prices are 2026 examples: advance online and on-the-day adult prices for the 17 October fixtures, plus 2026 hospitality package rates shown by the racecourse.

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