An occaision befit of royalty. The Royal Ascot has been around for over 300 years and is certainly rich in tradition. History has it, the Royal Ascot racecourse was founded in 1711 by Queen Anne, when out riding from Windsor Castle, she came upon an area of open heath that looked, in her words, 'ideal for horses to gallop at full stretch'. Her plans for a new race meeting were subsequently announced in the London Gazette of 12 July 1711. Truly a national sporting gem, the Royal Ascot is a high end sporting event like no other. With a total of £5m on offer in prize money, it is also a social occasion, steeped in history and synonymous with pageantry and elegance. On each of the five-race days of the Royal Ascot, The Queen arrives by Royal Procession along the racecourse with her guests, in full view of up to 80,000 spectators, this adds to the unique and memorable experience. As a licensed ticket agency serving clients world-wide since 2001, eSeats.com specialized in accomodating clients with tickets and hospitality packages to world's biggest events. The Royal Ascot is a great example of a unique sporting event that also combines a rich cultural experience. In 2022, the Opening Day on the 14th June through to the Grand Finale on the 18th, there is an Official Royal Ascot hospitality package to suit just about evey budget.
The newest option which is getting a lot of interest is The Veranda.
The Veranda tent is located at the winning post on the inside of the track, putting you right alongside the racing action. Inside the Veranda, you'll find a large airy stretch tent with a beautifull deck area offering you indoor private tables with un-reserved seating. With your Veranda hospitality ticket, you'll have access into the Royal Enclosure via a private track crossing so you can explore the beautiful Royal Enclosure Gardens and visit the elevated viewing inside the 4th Level Grandstand.
With your Veranda ticket, you'll be offered a four-course dining experience which includes starters, deserts and cheeses served from a chef station.
To book your private table within the Veranda, please contact an eSeats agent today.
Queen Anne Enclosure - Situated close to the iconic Ascot Bandstand and the Plaza Lawns to the rear of the main grandstand, the Pavilion Restaurant puts you at the heart of the wonderful atmosphere of Ascot Racecourse with great access to the Parade Ring and excellent views of the racing from the Main Grandstand.Private tables in the Royal Ascot Pavilion Restaurant are available for groups 10 guests, with smaller groups accommodated on a shared basis (subject to availability).
Ascot Racecourse is ideally situated in beautiful wooded countryside adjoining Windsor Great Park and about 50 minutes drive or train journey from London. Located close to
the M3, M4, M40 and M25 motorways and to London Heathrow for international visitors, Ascot offers easy access for all racegoers, wherever their departure point.
TRAVELLING TO ASCOT
Ascot Racecourse is ideally situated in beautiful wooded countryside adjoining Windsor Great Park and about 50 minutes drive or train journey from London. Located close to
the M3, M4, M40 and M25 motorways and to London Heathrow for international visitors, Ascot offers easy access for all racegoers, wherever their departure point.
BY ROAD
Throughout Royal Ascot, a traffic management plan will be in place. You are advised to follow the AA route signate to your selected car
park on the day, rather than use your Satelite Navigation. For the
fastest route to your car park please follow the coloured as shows on your car park label. Please note these routes may differ from previous years in order to reduce traffic congestion.
If travelling by car and using satallite navigatiion for your journey, the Postcode is SL5 7LX.
From London and the North
M4 Junction 6 onto the A332Windsor by-pass and follow the signs to Ascot.
From the West
M4 Junction 10 to the A329(M) signed to Bracknell and followthe signs to Ascot.
From the South and East
M3 Junction 3 onto the A332 signed to Bracknell and follow the signs to Ascot.
From the Midlands
M40 southbound, Junction 4. Take the A404 towards the M4 (Junction 8/9). On the M4 head towards Heathrow / London. Leave M4 at Junction 6 and follow A332 Windsor by-pass to Ascot.
All visitors are advised to arrive as early as possible and before 12.00 midday at the latest during Royal Ascot week to avoid delays.
PARKING
Car Parks open at 9:00am and close at 9:00pm. The best available car park spaces for each admission level will be sold first, so
book early for the most convenient location. Please ensure that your parking label is clearly displayed in the windscreen of your
vehicle prior to your arrival at the racecourse. Allow yourself plenty of time to get to your admission area, as walking times
vary depending on your car park.
BY RAIL
There is a frequent service to Ascot from both Reading and London Waterloo. The average journey time is 28 minutes from Reading and
52 minutes from the Waterloo station. Regular services also run from Guildford. The railway station is a seven-minute walk from the Racecourse.
