Premier Enclosure at Wetherby

Who it suits

• Racegoers who want a seat under cover on a cold winter jumps day.
• Special occasions such as Charlie Hall Saturday or Boxing Day.

Ticket prices

Advance prices end 24 hours before racing.

Check availability on the official site

Where your ticket takes you

• Undercover tiered seating to watch the racing.
• Upper-floor suites with elevated viewing.
• The White Rose Bistro, subject to availability.
• Everything in the Paddock Enclosure, including the Parade Ring.

Not included

• The Park and View area in the middle of the course.

The view

You watch from undercover tiered seating or the upper-floor suites, with elevated views of the course, and can walk down to the Parade Ring between races.

Food and drink

Facilities

Dress code

There’s no formal dress code anywhere at Wetherby, but smart casual is asked for in the Premier Enclosure.

Getting in

Gates and facilities open two to two and a half hours before the first race. The turnstiles take card only. Parking is free, on grass, just off junction 46 of the A1(M).

Accessibility

Wetherby is about 90% accessible: Blue Badge parking right by the main entrance, a raised viewing platform at the finish post in the Paddock, a wheelchair viewing point in the Premier grandstand, lifts to the Premier’s upper floors and accessible toilets in every enclosure. Carers get in free with a full-paying ticket holder.

Full accessibility guide for Wetherby

Children and families

Children aged 17 and under go free with an adult in all the general enclosures; proof of age may be requested.

Tips

• Book the White Rose Bistro early on the big days.
• Buy in advance: prices go up 24 hours before racing.
• Over-66s and students get £5 off Premier or Paddock tickets and £3 off the Course Enclosure.

Upgrading

If you’re already booked into the Paddock, you can transfer up to the Premier on the day. For a private space with dining, ask the racecourse about its hospitality suites on the upper floors.

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