Royal Ascot – Day 1

Royal Ascot has a renowned dress code that reflects its heritage and elegance. Guests are encouraged to dress in formal daywear. For ladies, this typically includes a dress or skirt of modest length and a hat or fascinator. Gentlemen are expected to wear a suit with a collared shirt and tie. Specific enclosures, such as the Queen Anne or Royal Enclosure, have their own detailed dress codes.

Gates usually open at 10:30 am, with the first race starting around 2:30 pm. The Royal Procession typically takes place at 2:00 pm, a highlight of the day when the Royal Family arrives in horse-drawn carriages.

Yes, every Private Box includes a private balcony with a panoramic view of the track, along with a large flat-screen TV so you won’t miss a moment of the racing action.

Yes, one car park label per couple is included in your package, providing convenient access to the racecourse.

Absolutely. Please inform us of any dietary requirements or allergies in advance, and our chefs will ensure your menu is tailored accordingly.

Children are welcome but must adhere to the same dress code as adults. Please note that Royal Ascot is a formal occasion, and hospitality areas are designed primarily for adult guests.