This year's Grand National is destined to be special; it will be packed to the rafters and filled with life for the first time in what feels like an eternity. Taking place in April at Aintree Racecourse, Liverpool, this experience will be one which you cannot miss. We missed being able to witness Rachel Blackmore make history as the first female jockey to win the race, but we are nonetheless optimistic that this year's race will be just as memorable.
The Grand National certainly lives up to the hype and is truly a sight to behold. Taking place over three days in April, and seemingly always blessed with some sunshine, this is one of the best Jumps racing festivals of the season. Thursday is known as Liverpool’s Day and hosts some incredible racing. With four Grade 1 races on display, as well as the Foxhunter's Chase, this is a day that racing fanatics cannot afford to miss. Friday is none other than Ladies Day. It really is an experience both on and off the course; prepare to dress up in your finest attire, one of the best parties in Liverpool awaits. And of course, the three-day festival ends with the day that everyone has been waiting for, Grand National Day.
With many customers rolling over bookings from this year, availability is extremely limited; don’t miss your chance to be a part of the Nation’s favourite race for another year running, book now to avoid disappointment. At this moment in time, the only tickets available are for the Festival Zone with more tickets to release for other enclosures.
The Festival Zone at Aintree plays host to great live music and entertainment, as well as stunning views of the Parade Ring. If attending the Grand National in a large group, this enclosure is the way to go. Whether you wish to have drinks in the Irish Bar, visit Red Rum Garden or simply bask in the atmosphere of what is Britains most popular race, we can’t think of a better place to do it.
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Looking for an easygoing, lively enclosure? This relaxed dress-code enclosure just might be what you are looking for! The Steeplechase Enclosure has its own food, drink and betting facilities and offers prime viewing of the first fences of the Grand National Course. There are seating options available as well however these are unreserved. This enclosure is home to one of the longest bars in Europe at 100 metres, something that large groups would love to know.
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If it’s coming down to the wire and money is on the line, there is nowhere you would rather be than the West Tip Seats. Fantastic views of the home straight as well as the final fences on the course will leave you on the edge of your seat right till the very end. These tickets also include a reserved covered seat, not that they have been needed with the fantastic Grand National weather as of late. Ticket holders will also have great views of the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure; this accompanied with live music in the Aintree Pavillion make for a fantastic day out.
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The Earl of Derby Terrace is perfect for racing fans who wish to be right up close to the action. Dining options are available here; enjoy a beverage on the outdoor terrace area next to the horsewalk. Similar to the Festival Zone Enclosure, the Earl of Derby Terrace offers fantastic facilities and access to an array of bars and live music at Aintree Pavillion.
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Similar to the Earl of Derby Terrace, the Lord Sefton Terrace grants ticket holders access to the outdoor terrace area next to the horsewalk. You are also close to the wash-down area and have fantastic trackside views. You also gain access to the Red Rum Garden and the live music at Aintree Pavillion.
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These tickets include access to a partially covered standing area and a dedicated bar in the Tommy Wallis Suite. The views here are iconic and ticket holders will be able to see the dying moments of every race, as well as unbelievable views of the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure. Access to Red Rum Garden and its live entertainment is also included in the ticket price.
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This enclosure has an incredible view of the finish post along with vantage points over the course. Dedicated bars, views of the Parade Ring & Winners’ Enclosure, as well as access to the entertainment that the Grand National has to offer are just some of the reasons why you should purchase a ticket here.
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Similarly to most of the enclosures above, admission to the Lord Daresbury Roof grants access to the Red Rum Bar, offers great views of the Parade Ring & Winners’ Enclosure and provides fantastic entertainment. What makes this enclosure stand out is the bird’s eye view of the Finishing Post which ticket holders can make the most of. What truly is a unique view, this is not an enclosure to look past when booking your ticket to the Grand National.
The Garden Club offers a fantastic, central location and a unique experience. Tickets for the Garden Club grants access to a private first-floor bar with views of the parade ring and a private balcony. The facility includes live entertainment, betting facilities and big-screen viewing. Garden Club customers also have full access to the Festival Zone and can make the most of the Aintree Pavillion and Red Rum Garden.
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The standout feature of having admission to the Lower Sefton Stand Seats is that guests have access to the partially covered private Saddle Bar which of course overlooks the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure. If you are to purchase seats here, you will find yourself within close proximity to the horsewalk and wash-down area, as well as have access to the Red Rum Garden.
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Tickets in the Earl of Derby Lower Seats boast cracking views over the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure, as well as grant access to the Lower Saddle Bar. If you are concerned about the weather on your trip to Aintree, fear not, as the Lower Saddle Bar is covered and suitable for all weather conditions. If you wish to venture for more entertainment, you can also attend Aintree Pavillion and Red Rum Garden.
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Unlike the admission options listed previously, some tickets in the Queen Mother Seats are covered which is good for those who are concerned about the ever-so volatile British Springtime weather. With great views of the Finishing Post, Parade Ring, and Winners’ Enclosure, the Queen Mother Seats have to be considered by an Aintree goer. In-between races if it is live entertainment which you seek, head down to the Red Rum Garden and Aintree Pavillion and quench your thirst.
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The Earl of Derby Upper Seats offers racing fans the chance to watch the racing from the highest vantage point at Aintree. Jaw-dropping views which cannot be matched in any other stand make these seats extremely sought after. As expected, admission into the Upper Saddle and Red Rum Bar is included. It goes without saying that the views from these seats of the Parade Ring and Winners’ Enclosure are also unique.
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These seats are great for those looking for outdoor seating close to the horsewalk. Similarly to the Earl of Derby Upper Seats, ticket holders here have admission into the exclusive Saddle Bar. Views of the racecourse are fantastic and will give you one of the best days of the year. If it is live music you fancy taking a break from the racing, fear not as you can also attend the Aintree Pavillion.
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Looking to do the Grand National in style? This could be perfect for you and your party. Tickets include access to a lounge with a full bar that plays host to Champagne, seafood concessions and much more. Eat and drink like a king as you watch the finest British horserace of the year. With fantastic views of the FInishing Post, you’ll be sure to keep your eyes peeled.
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Tickets for the Platinum Lounge are often some of the first to sell out, and with excellent reason. Amazing birds-eye views above the Finishing Post, accompanied by a covered seating area will give you the best experience you could possibly ask for. Watch the sport of kings with a glass of bubbly in hand and relish in what will have been a truly memorable day out. Platinum Lounge ticket holders can of course access the Red Rum Garden and Aintree Pavilion if they wish to.
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