Private hospitality

Petch Stand Private Boxes at Redcar

Private hospitality boxes on the top floor of the Petch Stand are booked for groups of 8–16 and offer a panoramic view across Redcar and the Winning Post. Choose a dining package for your group; admission badges are included.

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Tickets fromListed from £99.50 per person; price list not dated

Dress codeNo formal code; smart casual recommended

Parade RingNot specified

EntranceGrandstand entrance, Redcar Lane

Who it suits

A group of 8–16 celebrating together who would value a private room and their own table for the day.
Guests who want to watch from indoors through full-height windows, with a view towards the Winning Post and across the course.
Hosts who want to choose between a formal three-course meal, hot fork buffet or finger buffet and arrange a bar package.

Ticket prices

Petch Stand Private Box hospitality, per person
Package	Published amount
Fine diningThree-course lunch or dinner	£119.50
Hot fork buffetHot buffet selection	£109.50
Finger buffetInformal buffet	£99.50
All-inclusive drinksPremier / Standard add-on	£105 / £87.50

The racecourse says 2026 hospitality packages are available, but the price list itself is not dated and still links to 2025 menus. These are the amounts currently displayed on that page, not a confirmed dated 2026 tariff. Confirmed 2026 individual box prices are not stated separately.

Check availability on the official site

Where your ticket takes you

Your hospitality badge includes admission to the racecourse; the box is on the top floor of the Petch Stand.
The booking is for a private room for your group of 8–16 guests.
The windows look over the Winning Post and across the whole course; the private box is an indoor base rather than an open grandstand seat.
A booked hospitality guest can use the public Grandstand and Course Enclosure facilities described by the racecourse.

Not included

The booking is not a public enclosure ticket that can be split between people outside your party; it is sold as a private room for 8–16 guests.
Trackside car parking is optional and must be arranged with the booking; the general package description does not say it is included in the displayed package price.

The view

The boxes sit on the top floor of the Petch Stand. Their floor-to-ceiling windows give a weather-protected view of the Winning Post and the wider course. The published description emphasises the overall panorama, so the box is best for following the whole race rather than standing at the rail. Guests can leave the room to watch from public areas included with their admission badge.

Food and drink

Food is chosen as part of the hospitality booking rather than bought as an ordinary Grandstand meal.

Fine dining

The formal option includes a three-course lunch or dinner with waitress service. The current page links to 2025 menus, so its specific menu examples are not a confirmed 2026 menu.

Hot fork or finger buffet

The less formal choices are a hot fork buffet or finger buffet, each served in the private-box package.

Private bar

A private bar facility is part of the listed package description. The site also offers all-inclusive drinks as a separate add-on.

Facilities

Private room

The box is an exclusive indoor space for 8–16 guests, with service and large windows facing the course.

Bar arrangements

An account bar is described as included, with an estimated £25 advance payment per person and actual consumption invoiced after the meeting. A staffed cash or card bar has a separate service charge.

Parking

Optional trackside car parking is mentioned with the hospitality package; the official page does not publish a dated parking price.

Dress code

Redcar has no formal dress code and recommends smart casual clothing for hospitality guests. There is no requirement for a suit or hat. The box is indoors, but choose shoes and outerwear that are comfortable for walking out to the public viewing areas.

Getting in

Use the Grandstand main entrance off Redcar Lane, postcode TS10 2FD, and follow signs for the Petch Stand. The racecourse sells admission badges as part of the box package. Hospitality bookings are made by calling 01642 484 068 or contacting the racecourse; the page does not publish a separate box gate time. Ticket checks and bag searches may take place at the entrances.

Accessibility

Redcar’s general access arrangements include a free Digital Access Card and a companion-ticket process through Nimbus. Contact access officer Amy Fair at info@redcarracing.co.uk or 01642 484 068 to discuss the Petch Stand route, lift access, toilets or seating needs; the box page does not specify these details. Reserved Blue Badge parking is available in the enclosures, and the Grandstand has a separate entrance from the Course Enclosure.

Full accessibility guide for Redcar

Children and families

The racecourse says accompanied under-18s are admitted free to general fixtures, but a Petch box is a hospitality group booking and the box page does not publish children’s package prices. The page does list children’s soft drinks as an option without a price. Ask the hospitality team for the amount applicable to your party before booking.

Tips

Plan for a party of 8–16: that is the published size range for an exclusive Petch Stand box.
Ask the hospitality office to confirm a dated 2026 price and menu because the public price list links to 2025 menus and does not date its figures.
Agree the bar arrangement in advance. An account bar uses an advance estimate and bills actual consumption after the meeting; a staffed cash or card bar costs extra.
If you need trackside parking, request it with the box booking and confirm whether it is available for your date.

Questions people ask

How many people can book a Petch Stand private box?

Redcar lists the boxes for private groups of 8–16 people.

What can I see from the box?

The top-floor boxes have floor-to-ceiling windows with a panoramic view across the course and the Winning Post.

How much does a box cost in 2026?

The racecourse says 2026 packages are available, but the price list is undated and links to 2025 menus. It currently displays £119.50 for fine dining, £109.50 for hot fork buffet and £99.50 for finger buffet per person; ask the hospitality office to confirm the dated price.

Is food included?

Yes. Choose fine dining, a hot fork buffet or a finger buffet. The account-bar arrangement is described separately from the meal.

Is parking included?

Trackside parking is an optional extra in the package description; no dated parking price is published on the box page.

Other enclosures at Redcar

Dine and viewCrow’s Nest RestaurantThe Crow’s Nest is a reserved-table hospitality package in the Grandstand Enclosure, with course views, a three-course meal and private Tote betting. The package includes admission, so it works as an all-day base as well as a restaurant booking.Day-only hospitalityLadies’ Day Shared HospitalityRedcar 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.Bistro diningVoltigeur Bistro RestaurantThe Voltigeur Bistro is a hospitality restaurant on Level 2 of the Petch Stand in the Grandstand Enclosure. Its package includes admission, a reserved table and a two- or three-course meal; guests can go down one level for indoor racing views and access to the grandstand steps.Full accessGrandstand EnclosureRedcar’s full-access public ticket covers the Grandstand and the Course Family Enclosure. It brings trackside viewing, the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure, tiered grandstand steps and the widest choice of bars and food outlets.Family valueCourse Enclosure (Family Enclosure)The Course Enclosure, also called the Family Enclosure, sits in the centre of the track and is Redcar’s lowest-priced general ticket. It combines trackside views with a playground, picnic areas and a café on weekend meetings.

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