Hospitality

Hospitality and Restaurants at Perth

Perth’s paid hospitality sits inside the Grandstand Enclosure and ranges from a reserved restaurant table to a private box or PIAFF Champagne booth. These packages include Grandstand admission, with different meals, service and private facilities depending on the room.

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Tickets fromFrom £100 per person (2026)

Dress codeSmart casual for hospitality

Parade Ring1908 is beside the Parade Ring

EntranceGrandstand entrance; show hospitality ticket

Who it suits

A special occasion where you want a reserved table, a proper meal and time to sit between races.
Groups who prefer a private box or Champagne booth to moving between public bars and viewing spots.
Visitors who want a more sheltered base and hospitality service during the afternoon.

Ticket prices

Selected hospitality prices, Murrayshall Country Estate Raceday 2026
Package	Advance price
The 1908Per person; two-course meal and reserved table	From £100
Galileo RestaurantPer person; three-course meal and afternoon cheeseboard	£147
PIAFF Champagne BoothPrivate booth for up to 10 people	£950
Private Upper Dewhurst BoxPrivate suite and balcony for up to 12 guests	£1,920

These are published 2026 prices for the Murrayshall Country Estate fixture and are subject to a booking fee. They are event-specific; the racecourse lists ticketed hospitality packages but does not publish one season-wide price. The 2027 packages were not on sale in the pages checked.

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Where your ticket takes you

Hospitality tickets include entry to the Grandstand Enclosure, where the public bars, cafes, Parade Ring and Winner’s Ring are located.
The 1908 is on the second floor of the Club Stand beside the Parade Ring; its package includes a reserved table and private bar and betting facilities.
The Galileo Restaurant offers course views, a reserved table, private bar, private betting and a meal; its badge gives access to that restaurant as well as the Grandstand.
PIAFF Champagne Booths and Upper Dewhurst Boxes are separately bookable private group spaces, with a booth or suite and viewing area as described in the package.

Not included

A booking for one restaurant or private box does not give you access to another hospitality room unless the ticket says so.
Food and drink beyond the package inclusions are charged separately; the PIAFF booth includes the listed arrival Champagne and sharing board, not an unlimited drinks package.
The 1908 and Upper Dewhurst Boxes are not wheelchair or mobility-scooter accessible, according to the racecourse.

The view

Hospitality gives you a place to return to between races rather than an exclusive racecourse enclosure of its own. The Galileo Restaurant and 1908 look towards the track, while the Upper Dewhurst Boxes have a private balcony above the course. PIAFF booths sit in the Champagne Bar overlooking the Parade Ring. You can leave your room to watch from public Grandstand viewing areas, but check the ticket wording for which hospitality space is reserved to your booking.

Food and drink

The package choice determines what food is included and whether you have a reserved table.

The 1908

On the second floor of the Club Stand beside the Parade Ring. The 2026 package included a two-course meal, table service, a raceday table, private bar and private betting facilities.

Galileo Restaurant

A course-facing restaurant with a three-course meal, afternoon cheeseboard, tipster talk, table service and private bar and betting in the published 2026 package.

PIAFF Champagne Bar

The Champagne Bar overlooks the Parade Ring. The 2026 group booth package included two magnums on arrival, olives, smoked almonds and a sharing charcuterie board.

Upper Dewhurst Boxes

The private-box package includes a three-course meal, afternoon cheeseboard, PIAFF Champagne on arrival, private bar and betting facilities.

Facilities

Booking sizes

The racecourse lists Upper Dewhurst single boxes for 14–16 guests and double boxes for 28–32, a Lower Dewhurst Box for 40–50 and a Club Box for 12–14. Some published hospitality offers have smaller table or booth formats.

Enclosure facilities

The Grandstand has the main toilets, accessible toilets, bars, cafes, bookmakers and Tote. The hospitality pages describe private betting facilities in the listed restaurant packages.

Payment and confirmation

A booking is made through Perth Racecourse. Its terms say each fixture order has a £1 handling fee; hospitality tickets are posted two to four weeks before the event.

Dress code

Perth asks hospitality guests to wear smart casual clothes; the racecourse terms say no ripped jeans or trainers. The public enclosure is an outdoor event, so take a warm layer and shoes that are comfortable for walking between your reserved room, the Parade Ring and the trackside viewing areas.

Getting in

Enter at the Grandstand gates and have your ticket ready to scan. Perth sends hospitality tickets by post two to four weeks before the fixture; its ticket guidance says each guest needs a separate ticket or QR code. The public map shows the Main Entrance, Grandstand stands, hospitality rooms and the Parade Ring. Race times and gate opening times vary by fixture, and a future fixture time is only known when published for that meeting.

Accessibility

The racecourse says hospitality packages can accommodate guests with additional requirements, but the Upper Dewhurst Boxes and 1908 are not accessible to wheelchair or mobility-scooter users. Galileo Restaurant has wheelchair access and a lift where needed. Accessible parking is on hard standing near the Grandstand entrance; wheelchair-accessible shuttle transport is available. Call 01738 551597 or email info@perth-races.co.uk before booking to discuss a particular room and route. An Essential Companion can enter free with a paying guest with access needs; contact the office by phone to arrange it.

Full accessibility guide for Perth

Children and families

Perth’s published 2026 Family Raceday page said under-18s went free for that meeting, but the hospitality package pages do not publish a general child price for every restaurant or fixture. Each person attending needs their own ticket. If you are booking children into a restaurant or box, ask the racecourse to confirm the meal and age terms for that specific package; no general children’s hospitality tariff was published in the pages checked.

Tips

Compare what the ticket includes before choosing: The 1908 and Galileo prices cover different meal lengths and hospitality extras.
Treat the listed prices as the 2026 Murrayshall fixture prices, not a 2027 season tariff; the course says new season tickets were still to come.
For a group, ask whether the quoted sum is per person, per table or for the whole room: the PIAFF offer is priced for a booth for up to 10 and the Upper Dewhurst offer for up to 12.
Tell the office about mobility or seating requirements before paying. The 1908 and Upper Dewhurst Boxes have a stated wheelchair access limitation.

Questions people ask

Does a hospitality package include Grandstand admission?

The racecourse’s 2026 1908 and Galileo offers explicitly included entry to the Grandstand Enclosure; the private Upper Dewhurst package also included entry tickets. Check the inclusions for the specific package you select.

How much did Perth hospitality cost in 2026?

At Murrayshall Country Estate Raceday 2026, the 1908 started at £100 per person, Galileo was £147, a PIAFF booth was £950 for up to 10 and the Upper Dewhurst Box was £1,920 for up to 12, plus the booking fee.

Can wheelchair users book the 1908 or an Upper Dewhurst Box?

No. Perth’s accessibility page says those two hospitality areas are not accessible to wheelchair or mobility-scooter users. Galileo Restaurant is wheelchair accessible.

What should I wear for hospitality?

Perth lists smart casual for corporate hospitality and excludes ripped jeans and trainers.

Are hospitality tickets sent by email?

Perth’s terms say hospitality tickets are posted two to four weeks before the fixture. The office can help if your ticket has not arrived.

Other enclosures at Perth

PremiumPremium Ticket MarqueeThe Premium Ticket adds a reserved seat in a trackside marquee, with a private bar, private betting facilities and a lawn beside the course. It is a paid hospitality-style upgrade for people who want seating and service alongside public enclosure access.Ladies DayGrazing on the GreenGrazing on the Green is a group table package for Edinburgh Gin Ladies Day, set beneath a stretch tent in the Picnic Enclosure. The 2026 table for six bundled a picnic bench, trackside viewpoint, street-food and drink vouchers, DJ entertainment and entry to the after-party in the Grandstand.MainGrandstand EnclosureThe Grandstand is Perth’s larger public enclosure and the central base for a first visit. It combines tiered standing views, the Parade Ring and Winner’s Ring with the main bars, cafes, takeaways, betting facilities and the after-racing atmosphere in The Barn on selected days.Family favouritePicnic EnclosureThe Picnic Enclosure is Perth’s outdoor, family-friendly enclosure, with grass viewing and the option to bring your own food, soft drinks and picnic furniture. It has its own pedestrian entrance and a separately purchased car pass for visitors who want to drive into the enclosure.

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