Royal Ascot Races - Ladies Day

 

Royal Ascot Races - Ladies Day

Thursday 19th June 2025

 

Selection of Enclosures & Prices

 

Enclosure	Including Coach Travel, Coach Parking & Ticket	Ticket Only (Plus Delivery Costs)
Windsor Enclosure	£69 Per Person (£64 Early Booking*)	£35 per person
Village Enclosure	£95 Per Person (£89 Early Booking*)	£65 Per Person
Queen Anne's Enclosure	£119 Per Person (£115 Early Booking*)	£90 Per Person

 

Deposit (Non-Refundable or Non-Transferable) £40 per person

Final Balance must be Paid at least 90 Days Prior to Departure,

Non Payments may result in Cancellation of Booking without refund.

 

*Early Booking Available price available up to 1st December 2024

 

Picnics are allowed by / near the coach, but can take picnic into Windsor Enclosure, please see other information in reguards of Picnics.

 

Dresscode is available on other information.

 

Arrival in good time before races, depart homeward at 18:30

 

Enclosure Types

Dress Codes on Other Information.

 

 

Windsor Enclosure

 

The Place For A Party & Picnic

Leave the everyday at the gates and step into an occasion like no other in the Windsor Enclosure. A day in this vibrant enclosure is all about picnics, panorama and play. This is the only enclosure at Royal Ascot where guests are welcome to bring their own picnic and a bottle of sparkling wine or champagne (subject to picnic policy). For a front-row experience like no other, the trackside lawns offer an exhilarating first glimpse at the horses racing for victory as they thunder down the track. Get caught up in the atmosphere as you watch your favourite race to Royal Ascot glory.

 

The Windsor Enclosure is our entry-level enclosure ticket at Royal Ascot, offering a vibrant, celebratory atmosphere. Guests of the Windsor Enclosure can enjoy the following:

• No formal Dress Code

• The opportunity to bring your own picnic and a bottle of sparkling wine or champagne*

• Trackside viewing along the straight mile

• A range of on-the-go food and bar options

 

 

Village Enclosure

 

A Festival-Inspired Experience

A true celebration of British summertime, the Village Enclosure takes its place centre stage at Royal Ascot, looking towards the Grandstand for a thrilling view of the racing action on the home straight. Live music, al-fresco pop-ups, eclectic street food stalls and cocktail bars make for an exquisite day of fun and frivolity. The excitement of the racing carries through into the evening in the Village Enclosure, as the Main Stage lights up and the soundtrack of live music plays out to bring an extraordinary end to a fantastic day on the racecourse.

 

The Village Enclosure is open Thursday - Saturday during the Royal Meeting and offers a unique festival-inspired experience from the centre of the track. Guests of the Village Enclosure can enjoy the following:

• Trackside viewing from the centre of the track

• A vibrant atmosphere with live music throughout the day

• A range of on-the-day street food eateries

• After party at the main stage until 9pm

 

 

Queen Anne's Enclosure

 

Royal Ascot's Premier Public Enclosure

Immerse yourself in the full splendour of Royal Ascot with a trip to the Queen Anne Enclosure. As the only public enclosure that grants access to the coveted Parade Ring, Bandstand and Grandstand, the Queen Anne Enclosure provides an unparalleled view of the world-class racing on offer. An outing here is never complete without the joyful singing around the Bandstand, which takes place each day after the racing.

 

The Queen Anne Enclosure is our premier public enclosure at Royal Ascot. Guests of the Queen Anne Enclosure can enjoy access to the following:

• Pre-Parade Ring viewing

• Parade Ring viewing

• The ground floor of the Grandstand & Grandstand steppings

• Trackside race viewing

• Singing around the Bandstand after racing

Dress Code

 

Windsor Enclosure	Village Enclosure	Queen Anne's Enclosure
Whilst there is no official dress code for the Windsor Enclosure, guests are encouraged to dress in smart daywear. A hat, headpiece or fascinator is encouraged along with a jacket and collared shirt.	LADIES · A dress or top and skirt, with shoulder or halter neck straps (lace and chiffon fabrics are permitted, no minimum length) · Trouser suits are welcome and should be of matching material and colour · Jumpsuits should fall below the knee and comply with the above strap requirements · A hat, headpiece or fascinator	LADIES • A dress or top and skirt, with shoulder or halter neck straps (lace and chiffon fabrics are permitted, no minimum length) • A trouser suit of matching material and colour • A jumpsuit that falls below the knee and complies with the shoulder strap requirements • A hat, headpiece or fascinator
	GENTLEMEN · A suit jacket or blazer (can be of different material to the trousers) · A full-length trouser or chino · A collared shirt · A necktie, bow tie or cravat (patterns of a patriotic nature, for example a national flag, are acceptable) · Socks must be worn and should cover the ankle	GENTLEMEN • A full-length two or three-piece suit. Jackets and trousers should be of matching material (morning dress is also permitted) • A collared shirt • A necktie (patterns of a patriotic nature, for example a national flag, are acceptable) • Socks must be worn and should cover the ankle
Please note: In addition to the guidance above, fancy dress, novelty and branded or promotional clothing is not permitted on site.	The following is not permitted: Dresses and tops that are: Strapless or one shoulder Off-the-shoulder or bardot Sheer (defined as any type of fabric that is see-through / entirely transparent) Visible midriffs (defined as the mid-region of the torso between the chest and the waist) Please note the following are not permitted within any dress code: Novelty patterns and fabrics (including, for example; slogans, phrases, promotional messaging, brand logos or cartoon imagery) Trainers Denim Leggings Shorts	The following is not permitted: Dresses and tops that are: Strapless or one shoulder Off-the-shoulder or bardot Sheer (defined as any type of fabric that is see-through / entirely transparent) Visible midriffs (defined as the mid-region of the torso between the chest and the waist) Cravats, bow ties and neckerchiefs Please note the following are not permitted within any dress code: Novelty patterns and fabrics (including, for example; slogans, phrases, promotional messaging, brand logos or cartoon imagery) Trainers Denim Leggings Shorts

 

Picnics

 

In the Windsor Enclosure and Heath Enclosure Only - Picnics are allowed. However, they must be brought to the racecourse in a picnic hamper or cool bag/box. Please see alcohol allowance. Picnics must be brought in at the time of entry to the enclosure and not on re-entry. Food or drinks of any description will not be allowed in with customers coming in on a re-entry ticket.

If you are coming with a large group and your picnic and Sparkling Wine or Champagne is divided among your hampers, please all arrive together for searching or split the alcohol evenly across the party. Otherwise individuals arriving with more alcohol than food will have to dispose of the excess alcohol.

Sharp bladed kitchen knives will not be permitted.

No food, drinks or snacks are permitted to be brought into the Royal Enclosure, Village Enclosure or Queen Anne Enclosure.

 

Alcohol

In the Windsor Enclosure and Heath Enclosure Only – To embrace the celebratory nature of Royal Ascot, each customer (over the age of 18) is permitted to bring with them 1 bottle of sparkling wine or champagne per person to accompany their picnic. No other type of alcoholic drink will be permitted into the racecourse grounds and all picnics will be searched on entry. Please note that soft drinks will only be permitted into the enclosure with seals intact.

There are a substantial number of bars available inside the enclosures and a link to their menus is attached. We will even be offering bars on the move bringing drinks directly to you to enhance your day with us.

For clarity, bottles of Beer, Cider, Spirits, fortified wines and bottles of Pimm’s or similar will not be allowed onto the racecourse.

Alcoholic or soft drinks are not permitted to be brought into the Royal Enclosure, Queen Anne Enclosure and Village Enclosure.

Ascot Racecourse Ltd has a behavioural management policy and to help us in providing all of our customers with an outstanding experience; no customer deemed to be intoxicated will be permitted onto the Racecourse grounds.

 

Picnicking in Car and Coach Parks

Informal picnics are permitted into the car parks, however, formal entertaining is prohibited. We do not allow barbecues or hot food to be brought onto racecourse property. This includes all enclosures, coach and car parks.

 

Ascot Racecourse Ltd regrets it is not possible to provide additional space for gazebos or awnings. Any gazebos or awnings erected within a car parking space in Car Parks 1 and 2 must be within the confines of that berth (and not overlap into neighbouring berths). Gazebos and awnings that have been erected within 50 metres of the racecourse must be taken down before racing commences. It is recommended that gazebos and awnings are taken down before racing commences as Ascot Racecourse Ltd is not responsible for any loss or damage to them; and customers will be liable for any damage caused by them to other customers or their cars.

 

Customers are not permitted to bring in external caterers to cater for their picnics in Car Parks 1, 2 and 7. Commercial vehicles will not be admitted.

Drunkenness, rowdy behaviour or intimidating other customers will not be tolerated.