Randox Grand National Festival
Aintree's The Grand National is the world-famous steeplechase, known for its demanding fences, huge field of runners, and unforgettable drama. Bask in the electric atmosphere and passionate crowds that illustrate a true sporting spectacle. Aintree offers a range of hospitality options that allows you and your guests to savour every moment in comfort and style. Enquire now to secure your premium hospitality package.
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Whether you’re an avid horse racing fan or a lover of elegant days out, the Grand National is sure to be on your radar for this year’s calendar. As one of the most iconic sporting events in the country, it’s no wonder that some 600 million people tune in to enjoy the exciting and memorable races.
Thursday is Grand Opening Day at the racecourse, igniting the passion of devout racing enthusiasts. Friday is Grand National Ladies Day, where glamour and elegance take over at Aintree, and finally, Saturday is Grand National Day – the highlight of this historic race meeting.
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Frequently asked questions about Randox Grand National Festival
How do I get to Aintree?
Aintree Racecourse is around 15 minutes from Liverpool city centre. It’s easily reached by train, with Aintree Station directly opposite the racecourse. Merseyrail will run a special timetable for the Grand National Festival in April, with a seven-and-a-half-minute frequency of service operating between Liverpool City Centre and Aintree Station before the start and after the finish of the races on each day of the festival.
If you're travelling by car, you can reach Aintree via the M57, M58 and M62 motorways. The best drop-off and pick-up point is in front of The Queens Arms pub on Ormskirk Road, just outside Grand National Avenue.
Is parking available at Aintree?
Yes. Parking details will be confirmed with your guest information pack ahead of the event.
What's the difference between a standard ticket and a hospitality package at the Grand National?
A standard ticket at the Grand National grants basic entry and access to public areas. At the same time, hospitality packages add a private base, premium food and drinks, and in most cases, better views and service for a VIP-style day.
Standard Tickets:
- Entry to the racecourse and access to public enclosures and viewing areas specified on your ticket (e.g. Festival Zone, Tattersalls, etc)
- Food and drinks are paid extras from bars and concessions.
- No reserved seating or base for the day; you will have to find your own spot in the stands or around the course.
Hospitality Package:
- Entry into the racecourse, plus a reserved spot in a restaurant, lounge, suite, or private box for the whole day.
- Usually features premium catering (breakfast on arrival, multi-course lunch, afternoon tea) and a complimentary or inclusive bar for drinks.
- Offers enhanced views (e.g. balcony over the course, finish line or Parade Ring), TV screens, and private betting facilities and race cards.
- Other packages can include hosted tipping sessions, guest speakers, live music, hostess service, and dedicated toilets.
