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A SUMMER OF FINE DINING S U P E R B R A C I N G & G R E A T E N T E R T A I N M E N T


Royal Ascot - 18th to 22nd June


Five Days of World-Class Racing, Pageantry, Style and Fine Dining Like Nowhere Else. Fine Dining packages from £298 + VAT per person


Restaurants with Michelin-starred chefs from £589 + VAT per person Summer Mile Racing Weekend - 12th & 13th July Enjoy a little midsummer magic, as both the Friday Property Raceday and


the Saturday Family Day offer a relaxed atmosphere and a competitive 7-race card. From £207 + VAT per person


QIPCO King George Weekend - 26th From £217 + VAT per person Dubai Duty Free Shergar Cup & Concert - 10th


From £222 + VAT per person Private Boxes


Tailor-make your experience by hiring an exclusive space which can be customised to suit your party perfectly. Available on all racedays.


From £195 + VAT per person All of the above packages are inclusive of admission ticket and other inclusions - please see website for full details and menus.


For further information or to make a booking please contact our Hospitality Team on 0344 346 3000 or email hospitality@ascot.co.uk


Beyond Racedays - Summer Parties & Events


With its elegant lawns, terraces and luxury marquees, Ascot is at its finest during the summer months and, as such, an ideal venue for hosting receptions, summer balls and alfresco dining. An impressive array of restaurants, private boxes and hospitality spaces provide a myriad of options for every occasion, from informal barbecues and exclusive private dining to black tie banquets.


For further information or to make a booking please contact our Events Team on 0344 346 3611 or email conferenceandevents@ascot.co.uk


ascot.co.uk August


Watch the world’s top jockeys compete for racing’s ultimate team prize, plus a post-racing full live headline concert from Jessie J followed by a DJ set by Tinie Tempah.


& 27th July


With the exception of Royal Ascot, this is the most important, historic and glamorous racing meeting on Ascot’s summer calendar.


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