Tattersalls and Steeplechase Enclosure

Tattersalls Enclosure

This enclosure is the largest and most atmospheric area at Aintree throughout the three day racemeeting. Owing to the results of Aintree’s redevelopment project, this area is now greatly enhanced and features:

The new Aintree Pavilion, a vast covered area with plenty of bars, live music and betting plus racing on the big screens;
The Aintree Mound – take your place to view the final fences of all races;
The Parade Ring and Winner’s Enclosure, where you can view the horses and jockeys before and after races, and perhaps decide who you think looks on top form before placing your bets;
Access to an array of bars, including the new Parade Ring Bar and Pre-Parade Ring Bar,
As well as the legendary Irish Bar within the Princess Royal Stand; plus, bars and entertainment in the Red Rum Garden.

	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
Adult	£17	£28	£35 Sold Out
Child	Free	£10	£10

Steeplechase Enclosure

Open on Grand National Day only, this enclosure is ideal for those wanting to enjoy John Smith’s Grand National Day at a leisurely and informal pace, with no dress code to worry about. Although this enclosure does not allow access to the Parade Ring or Winner’s Enclosure, it does offer prime viewing of the first few fences of the Grand National course.

This area also features:

Fantastic and unique views of the Grand National itself;
Unreserved seats overlooking the Mildmay and Grand National course;
Live coverage of all of the racing action on a large screen TV;
Bars, catering and betting facilities in addition to live entertainment
The Steeplechase Enclosure is primarily uncovered, so this area really is for the racegoer who is up for a traditional, element-embracing racing day out!