Horizons Restaurant at Wolverhampton

Who it suits

• A special occasion where you want a proper meal and an indoor table for the whole meeting.
• Visitors who prefer to watch the racing from a glass-fronted room as well as go outside.
• Groups who want a restaurant booking with a bar and betting facilities close by.

Ticket prices

The 2026 brochure lists the restaurant from £75 per person and an optional Platinum upgrade for £15 extra. The 23 October fixture page also listed a £35 early-bird Premier Viewing ticket in Horizons, with food sold separately; the racecourse does not publish an on-the-day price for these packages.

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Where your ticket takes you

• Hospitality admission includes access to public areas, including the trackside and Parade Ring areas.
• A reserved restaurant table for the duration of the race meeting.
• The restaurant’s own bar and Britbet betting facilities.
• The 2026 Platinum option adds a guaranteed private window table, Prosecco on arrival and savoury bites.

Not included

• Drinks beyond the included table-top service; there is a bar, and a card-secured bar tab can be requested.
• Premier Enclosure access unless the particular package says it is included.

The view

The glass-fronted restaurant occupies three tiers in the grandstand, giving broad views of the all-weather track. Flat-screen televisions at every table show the action, and your reserved seat means you have a base indoors while retaining the option to go out to public areas included with admission.

Food and drink

Horizons is a sit-down dining package rather than a standard admission ticket.

Facilities

Dress code

Horizons has a specific smart dress code: gentlemen must wear a collared shirt; T-shirts, sportswear, cargo shorts and trainers are not permitted. Smart jeans without rips, tears or fraying and tailored shorts are accepted. Ladies may wear smart shoes, heels or sandals, but not beach-style flip-flops. Bring a warm layer for time outside.

Getting in

Use the hotel entrance for restaurant bookings. Gates usually open between 90 minutes and two hours before the first race, but the fixture page gives the meeting’s time. Tickets arrive by email around two weeks before the fixture, or immediately if booked later, and can be scanned from a phone. Food and drink from outside are not allowed.

Accessibility

Horizons is in the upper grandstand; the official map shows lifts and stairs serving the restaurant on the third floor. Ask the racecourse about a suitable table or access arrangements before booking. Accessible toilets are available in every enclosure, and accessible parking near the hotel is first come, first served. Personal assistants receive free entry with proof of need; contact the racecourse at least 24 hours ahead to arrange, subject to availability.

Full accessibility guide for Wolverhampton

Children and families

The general policy is free entry for children aged 17 and under with a full-paying adult, up to three children per adult, with some event exclusions. A child Horizons package price is not stated in the 2026 brochure; ask the hospitality team about meal arrangements for children before booking.

Tips

• Book Horizons through the racecourse’s official hospitality partner; online hospitality sales close when gates open.
• Tell the hospitality team about dietary needs when arranging the booking; the menu is seasonal and the published brochure menu is a sample.
• Food orders must be placed no later than 90 minutes before the last race.
• If you want the window, choose the Platinum upgrade: the brochure says it guarantees a private window table.

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