Yes, booking tickets in advance is strongly advised as some enclosures are likely to sell out, so book early to avoid disappointment.
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The Randox Grand National Festival is far more than just the world's greatest steeplechase; it's an experience of epic proportions, an event where stories become legends and unforgettable moments are etched into history.
This is horse racing with a difference – a national institution that draws a global audience.
Over three thrilling days, you’ll witness the excitement of high-stakes racing and the joyous camaraderie of racing fans from around the world. Each day offers a unique blend of top-tier entertainment, exhilarating sport, and social festivities, guaranteeing memories that will last a lifetime.
Imagine standing amongst a crowd of thousands, feeling the ground shake as the horses thunder past, sharing the exhilaration and heartbreak with fellow spectators.
This is an event to live, to feel, and to be a part of. From the moment the festival begins, to the climax of Grand National Day, every second is charged with anticipation and excitement.
So don’t just watch the world’s greatest story unfold on television – be there to experience it, to feel the roar of the crowd, and to witness the triumphs and trials that make The Randox Grand National Festival an event like no other.
Ladies Day at Aintree isn’t like any other race day. This one is for the ‘here to be seen’ers’ and the ‘go glamorous or go home’ers’. The limelight shines not just on the champion horses and jockeys but Liverpool’s best dressed. A day marked in the calendar months in advance, Ladies Day is watched the world over, renowned for its famous race day fashion.
It’s the bright, bold, subtle and sophisticated, the most fashionable event of the year awaits you.
SAFETY AND WELFARE IN HORSERACING
Anyone who works in racing knows that the horses come first. It's why we do what we do HorsePWR.
Great to be able to share all the facts about welfare in racing.
Every single horse matters to racing. That’s why we’ll never be done in making our sport the safest and best it can be for them.
Yes, booking tickets in advance is strongly advised as some enclosures are likely to sell out, so book early to avoid disappointment.
Aintree Racecourse is located on the A59, just one mile from the M57 and M58, which link the M62 and M6. For more info visit our directions page.
Please check the event schedule for the most up to date timings.
We would advise spectators arrive at Aintree Racecourse early to make the most of your day and also to allow for racecourse security procedures.
Please note that these times are subject to change.
Car parking must be booked in advance, you can book online by clicking the day you're attending below:
Car parks will open at 6am each day, however you will not be able to access the racecourse until gates open.
There’s no official dress code at The Grand National. We encourage you to come dressed to feel your best! Aintree is a spectacle of colour for all three days of the festival, with many using their trip as an opportunity to showcase their favourite raceday looks”
See all the frequently asked questions here.