Kingmaker Suite at Warwick

Who it suits

• Visitors who want a high-end shared suite with a final-furlong balcony as the main feature of their day.
• First-time racegoers who would like a straightforward place to return to between races.
• Groups choosing their ticket around viewing, food and how much of the site they can explore.

Ticket prices

The official VIP and Bubbly Brunch pages currently mark the experiences sold out for all fixtures and do not show numeric prices.

Check availability on the official site

Where your ticket takes you

• The shared Kingmaker Suite hospitality room on the top floor of the Main Grandstand.
• A private balcony overlooking the final furlong.
• VIP package includes a hospitality admission badge and Tote betting.
• Bubbly Brunch package includes hospitality admission, a table for the sitting and TV racing coverage.

Not included

• Indoor lounge seats are unreserved and not guaranteed in the VIP package.
• This guide covers the Kingmaker venue; the two separately described packages have different meals and drinks.
• No table-specific balcony position or access to private boxes is included.

The view

The suite is on the top floor of the Main Grandstand and has a private balcony overlooking the final furlong. The VIP listing describes course views and a private bar, but says indoor seating is unreserved and not guaranteed. The Bubbly Brunch package gives an allocated table for the sitting; it uses the same Kingmaker venue. The precise table position is not published.

Food and drink

The VIP offer lists a champagne reception and six-course fine dining, with tea and coffee available through the day. Bubbly Brunch instead includes one course of street food and unlimited beer, wine and prosecco for a set two-hour sitting. These are separate hospitality packages.

Facilities

Dress code

Warwick has no formal dress code. The Jockey Club’s guidance is to dress in what feels comfortable; clean trainers, jeans, dresses and suits are all in keeping with its advice. Team sports kit is discouraged, and fancy dress must not be offensive. Much of the course is open air, so bring layers or a brolly if the forecast calls for them.

Getting in

General admission and hospitality visitors enter at the Main Entrance beside Bread and Meat Close; stewards direct cars to parking in the centre of the course. Gates and facilities normally open two hours before the first race. For example, the published New Year’s Eve 2026 card gives gates at 10:20am and the first race at 12:20pm; times differ by fixture. Tickets are emailed and can be shown on a phone, printed or added to The Jockey Club app. Walk-up tickets are offered only if the meeting has not sold out, and gate purchases are card only.

Accessibility

Warwick has allocated accessible parking by the Main Entrance on Bread and Meat Close; show a Blue Badge to the steward. Raised viewing platforms are adjacent to the Parade Ring, in the Main Enclosure and trackside in the Course Enclosure. Wheelchair viewing platforms are also provided on both levels of the main grandstand; bars, catering facilities and accessible toilets are listed on the venue accessibility page. A complimentary personal assistant ticket requires advance application: call when buying your ticket, then send evidence of DLA, AA, PIP, AFIP or registered blind status with matching photo ID at least five days before the event. A Blue Badge alone is not proof and passes are not issued on the day.

Full accessibility guide for Warwick

Children and families

Under-18s have free admission at Warwick fixtures. Each must attend with a parent or responsible adult aged 21 or over, with no more than three under-18s per adult. Children aged 15 or younger must stay with their adult throughout the visit; 16- and 17-year-olds may move around the venue but their responsible adult must remain on site. A child’s admission is separate from the cost of hospitality food or a reserved restaurant table.

Tips

• Check whether you want the six-course VIP dining package or Bubbly Brunch; their food and drink inclusions are different.
• Bubbly Brunch serves drinks for a set two-hour period, not all day.
• VIP indoor lounge seats are unreserved and not guaranteed; the balcony and suite have separate seating arrangements.
• The official pages currently report both package options sold out across all fixtures and show no numeric price.

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