Most sought-after

1875 Lounge at Sandown Park

Sandown’s most sought-after enclosure: a private space away from the crowds, with its own bar, first-come seating, a complimentary drink and racecard, and access to everything in the Premier and Grandstand enclosures.

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TicketsHighest public ticket; see booking system

Dress codeSmart casual; smarter on big days

Parade RingYes

EntranceMain entrances

Who it suits

A special occasion when you want a private space without booking full hospitality.
Racegoers who want a seat and their own bar on a busy big raceday.

Ticket prices

1875 Lounge prices per adult
Ticket	Price
1875 LoungeIncludes a complimentary drink and racecard	On the booking page

Sandown shows 1875 Lounge prices in its booking system; places are limited.

Check availability on the official site

Where your ticket takes you

The 1875 Lounge, an exclusive space away from the crowds.
Its own private bar.
First-come, first-served seating in the lounge and grandstand.
Everything in the Premier and Grandstand enclosures.

Not included

Reserved seating: lounge seats are first come, first served.
Dining, which is booked separately in the restaurants and boxes.

The view

The 1875 Lounge gives excellent raised views of the racing, and you can also use the Premier Enclosure’s view opposite the finishing line.

Food and drink

Private bar

A bar serving the 1875 Lounge only.

Complimentary drink

A drink on arrival for every 1875 Lounge guest.

Facilities

Lounge seating

First-come, first-served seating in the lounge and grandstand.

Complimentary racecard

Included with every ticket.

Dress code

Smart casual, with most people dressing up on the big days such as the Coral-Eclipse and Tingle Creek.

Getting in

Sandown is a cashless venue, apart from the on-course bookmakers. On Tingle Creek Saturday 2025 the gates opened at 10am; on the Friday at 11am. Esher station is a 10–13 minute walk, with a free minibus on racedays.

Accessibility

Accessible parking is near the Main Entrance; show your Blue Badge to the stewards. There are accessible viewing areas along the front of the grandstand, a wheelchair-accessible entrance and lifts. A carer or assistant gets free general admission if arranged in advance on 01372 464348.

Full accessibility guide for Sandown Park

Children and families

Under-18s go free with a paying adult at most racedays. Each adult (21 or over) can bring up to three under-18s, and children aged 15 and under must stay with their adult.

Tips

Arrive early if you want a seat: they’re first come, first served.
Book well ahead for the Tingle Creek and Eclipse: it’s Sandown’s most sought-after enclosure.
Your ticket also covers the Premier Enclosure, so watch the big race opposite the finish.

Questions people ask

What do I get in the 1875 Lounge?

A private space with its own bar, a complimentary drink and racecard, first-come seating, and access to the Premier and Grandstand enclosures.

Is seating reserved?

No, it’s first come, first served in the lounge and grandstand.

Does it include food?

No. Dining is booked separately in the restaurants and boxes.

Why is it called the 1875 Lounge?

Sandown Park opened in 1875.

Other enclosures at Sandown Park

All-rounderGrandstand EnclosureA well-rounded day at the races: covered grandstand viewing, the Parade Ring, plenty of food and drink, betting, after-racing entertainment and the picnic enclosure.PremiumPremier EnclosureThe best of Sandown: views opposite the finishing line, the only full view of both winning lines on the round course, and exclusive use of the Premier Lounge.

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