The upcoming Cheltenham Festival 2026 is drawing near, with tickets selling quickly. From March 10 to March 13, a multitude of racing fans will gather at the renowned Cheltenham Racecourse.
For those looking for a lavish experience, VIP and hospitality packages are still available for purchase. These exclusive packages, offering complimentary food and drinks along with exceptional views of the races, can be acquired through Seat Unique, with only limited availability left.
Tickets can be secured for each day of the four-day festival, including Champion Day, Ladies Day, St Patrick’s Thursday, and Gold Cup Day. General admission passes are also up for grabs through The Jockey Club, providing various ticket options for all four days of racing, as reported by the Manchester Evening News.
VIP and hospitality packages for the Cheltenham Festival are still up for grabs via Seat Unique. Priced at £799 per person, attendees can relish an all-inclusive day at the Champions Club Restaurant, featuring a sumptuous four-course meal and complimentary bar service until the commencement of the final race.
This package includes access to a viewing box with breathtaking panoramic views of the racecourse, as well as a Club badge for unrestricted venue access. Availability at the Champions Club Restaurant is limited, with reservations currently open for days two and three.
Seat Unique offers a variety of VIP and hospitality ticket choices for all days of the Cheltenham Festival. St Patrick’s Thursday (Day three) boasts the widest selection of tickets, ranging from £799 for the Champions Club Restaurant to £1,179 for the Chez Roux Restaurant, helmed by Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux Jr., featuring a luxurious four-course fine dining experience, canapés, and a Moët champagne reception.
Additional hospitality packages for day three include the Final Fence Restaurant (£1,019), offering a grand buffet with a prime view of the final fence and the Four Eighty Restaurant (£1,069), providing a cocktail reception, three-course lunch, complimentary bar, and club access throughout the festival.
A variety of tickets are still available daily for The Alan Brazil and Ray Parlour Suite, a hospitality suite facing the course presented by the football legends. Prices range from £1,099 to £1,249 based on the selected day, including a club enclosure admission badge, VIP hostess service, and a celebrity tipster.
The festival kicks off with a buck’s fizz reception followed by a four-course meal, afternoon tea, and an open bar. An expert celebrity tipster will provide guidance, and live race broadcasts will be shown on TV. Guests can enjoy additional perks such as free car parking, a complimentary racecard, and newspaper.
General admission tickets are provided by The Jockey Club, with entry-level access starting at £54 per person for the Best Mate Enclosure. Seating in the Guinness Grandstand starts at £130, offering one of the finest views in racing.
Platforms like viagogo, StubHub, and Vivid Seats allow fans to purchase resale tickets from other fans. However, resale of tickets may be subject to restrictions after the initial purchase, potentially rendering them invalid for entry to the event.
Fans considering buying tickets through resale websites should carefully review the terms and conditions to ensure resale is permitted before making a purchase. Original sellers like Ticketmaster or Live Nation can provide information on ticket conditions. Unauthorized resale could lead to voided tickets and denial of entry to the event.
Tickets for the Cheltenham Festival are also available through resale platforms like viagogo and StubHub, with some listed above face value due to booking fees. Bargain hunters may find reduced prices as sellers adjust rates closer to the event.
Day 1: Champion Day – Tuesday, March 10
Day 2: Ladies Day – Wednesday, March 11
Day 3: St Patrick’s Thursday – Thursday, March 12
Day 4: Gold Cup Day – Friday, March 13
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