Day-only hospitality

Ladies’ Day Shared Hospitality at Redcar

Redcar offered this shared hospitality package on Ladies’ Day in 2026, in either the Classic Suite or Voltigeur Suite. It included a reserved table, a balcony view over the Winners’ Enclosure, a deli platter and racecourse admission; the 2026 fixture has now passed.

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Tickets from£70 per person in 2026
Dress codeNo formal code; smart casual recommended
Parade RingGrandstand public areas include Parade Ring viewing
EntranceGrandstand entrance, Redcar Lane

Who it suits

Ticket prices

Ladies’ Day Shared Hospitality, 2026
PackagePer person
Shared hospitality2026 online price£70
Cream afternoon teaOptional add-on£9.50

The racecourse listed £70 per person for Ladies’ Day 2026, with cream afternoon tea as a £9.50-per-person extra. The published 2026 event was Saturday 20 June and has passed; no later year’s package price is stated.

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Where your ticket takes you

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The view

The two listed suite choices were the Classic Suite and Voltigeur Suite, each with a balcony overlooking the Winners’ Enclosure. From there, guests could also move into the Grandstand public areas included with their hospitality badge to watch from the trackside or grandstand steps. The package was intended for the 2026 Ladies’ Day meeting, which was held on Saturday 20 June 2026; that fixture has passed.

Food and drink

The event package included an arrival drink, a chilled deli platter, bread and hot new potatoes, followed by dessert.

Arrival drink

Guests received a quarter bottle of prosecco or a drink from the bar on arrival.

Deli platters

The menu offered charcuterie, fish and vegan platters, all with bread and hot new potatoes.

Private cash bar

A private cash bar was listed in the suite; the meal price did not describe drinks as unlimited.

Facilities

Reserved table

Tables were for groups of 8–10. Parties of that size had their own table; groups smaller than eight shared a table.

Balcony

The suite package included balcony viewing over the Winners’ Enclosure.

Tote betting

The package included a Tote betting facility.

Dress code

Redcar has no formal dress code, including on Ladies’ Day. The official event page says dressing up is popular but optional, jeans are acceptable and men do not need a suit and tie. Smart casual clothes and weather-ready footwear work for both the suite and outdoor areas.

Getting in

The 2026 hospitality package included admission. The Grandstand main entrance is off Redcar Lane, postcode TS10 2FD. The page said the package was available online and that the suite choice was selected during booking. Ticket checks and possible bag searches apply at the entrances. The event date shown on the official page was Saturday 20 June 2026; it is in the past.

Accessibility

For current accessibility information, Redcar directs guests to its Digital Access Card and companion-ticket scheme. Contact access officer Amy Fair at info@redcarracing.co.uk or 01642 484 068 to ask about the suite balcony, accessible toilet or step-free route; the Ladies’ Day hospitality page does not publish suite-specific access details. Reserved Blue Badge parking is available in the enclosures.

Full accessibility guide for Redcar

Children and families

Accompanied under-18s are admitted free to Redcar general fixtures, but the Ladies’ Day hospitality page does not give a child price for its meal package. The page described a per-person price and children were welcome at the racecourse; no separate 2026 child hospitality amount was published.

Tips

Questions people ask

When was this hospitality package offered?

The official page described it for Ladies’ Day on Saturday 20 June 2026. That date has passed, and the page does not state a later year.

How much did it cost?

The 2026 published price was £70 per person, with cream afternoon tea available for an extra £9.50 per person.

Could I choose my suite?

Yes. The 2026 page offered the Classic Suite or Voltigeur Suite as a selection at booking.

Would a small group have its own table?

Only groups of 8–10 were promised their own table. Parties with fewer than eight shared a table.

Was a formal dress code required?

No. Redcar says there is no formal dress code; dressing up is optional on Ladies’ Day.

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