Premier
County Stand at York
York’s premier enclosure, with access to everything: the Moët Pavilion, Roof Terrace and Champagne Lawns, elevated viewing from the listed Gimcrack and Ebor Stands, the winning-post lawns and a racecard.
Photo: Chris Heaton, CC BY-SA 2.0, cropped
Who it suits
- A special day at the Ebor Festival, especially Ladies Day or Juddmonte International day.
- Racegoers who want the winning-post views and York’s best bars and restaurants.
Ticket prices
| Ticket | Price |
|---|---|
| County Stand (including racecard)Varies by fixture; early bird if booked 2+ weeks ahead | On the Fixtures & Pricing page |
| Under-18sWith an adult; junior badges available | Free |
Groups of six or more get a discount, and a group of 20 gets one ticket free.
Where your ticket takes you
- Everything at York, including the Grandstand & Paddock and Clocktower facilities.
- The Moët Pavilion, Roof Terrace and Champagne Lawns.
- Elevated viewing from the listed Gimcrack and Ebor Stands, and the winning-post lawns.
- The Parade Ring, Pre-Parade Ring, main betting ring and a racecard.
Not included
- Private boxes and hospitality packages, booked separately.
The view
From the Gimcrack and Ebor Stands you look down on the finish, and the County Stand lawns give you a view right on the winning post.
Food and drink
Gimcrack Restaurant and Princess Mary Seafood Bar
Sit-down dining and seafood in the County Stand.
Moët Pavilion, Roof Terrace and Champagne Lawns
Champagne bars exclusive to the County Stand.
Facilities
Racecard included
Every County Stand ticket includes a racecard.
Baby changing
On the ground floor of the Ebor Stand.
Dress code
Men must wear a jacket, collared shirt and tie; short-sleeved shirts, bow ties, cravats and dress shorts are also accepted. Women: elegant daywear. The code is relaxed on the September family Sunday, and doesn’t apply to under-16s.
Getting in
Gates open at 11.15am on most racedays and 11am at the Ebor Festival; the first race is usually between 1.30pm and 2pm. Parking is free, and a shuttle bus runs from York station.
Accessibility
Blue Badge holders park free in Car Park C. A raised platform for about ten wheelchairs sits in front of the County Stand lawn, looking at the final straight and winning post. York’s Accessibility Companion scheme lets a racegoer who needs physical help bring a companion free; call 01904 620911.
Children and families
Under-18s go free with an adult (terms apply on music racedays). The dress code doesn’t apply to under-16s, and junior badges are available in the County Stand.
Tips
- Book at least two weeks ahead for the early-bird price.
- Don’t forget the tie: it’s enforced.
- Head to the winning-post lawn for the big race.
Questions people ask
What does a County Stand ticket include?
Access to everything, including the Moët Pavilion, Roof Terrace, Champagne Lawns, Gimcrack and Ebor Stands, and a racecard.
What is the dress code?
A jacket, collared shirt and tie for men; elegant daywear for women. Bow ties, cravats and dress shorts are accepted.
Do children have to follow the dress code?
No, it doesn’t apply to under-16s.
Can I book in advance?
Yes, and booking two weeks ahead gets the early-bird price.
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