Ascot Racecourse

Amazing experience worth spending your day. Tip: arrive in well advance, seats get booked. People with royal seats get nice view, but all in all classy event be dressed Don't forget to bring the enough credits, you may need a lot to bet

I can only give this an average score as we attended Ascot for the first to go to the UK HIFI SHOW. The venue is impressive and the location and views of the racecourse is beautiful. However, most the facilities weren't open and the show could have been organised better. Maybe we'll visit again during a race weekend, hopefully then we can fully appreciate the venue.

Lovely track. A little far from London proper but easy enough to get to from the train. Tickets can be bought on your phone, in the station and at the window. Very inexpensive. Bring another pair of shoes if you are wearing heels because the walk from the train is uphill and downhill and very steep. Expect very well dressed patrons here. This is not your standard racetrack. Lots of food and drink options (lots and lots of drinking). Afterwards make a bunch of friends on the train platform as the staff make you move allll the way down. Good luck!

We went during one of their market festivals. The market only had a few stalls and was mostly empty. As for the racecourse, I highly recommend getting the king’s badge to get great viewing from the upper level. The staff are mostly professional, and the venue lives up to its name.

We had a fantastic time dressing up, having a flutter, having photos taken, seeing royalty in the carriages and whilst waiting for them to leave Ascot, the band music and dancing! It's such a great atmosphere!

I’ve been going to Ascot Racecourse for the past five years, and it’s always such a fun day out. Whether you win or lose, the excitement of the races keeps the energy going. You don’t have to place big bets — I usually set a £40 budget and stick to small wagers. Even betting £5 or less is enough to join in the fun. When I do win, I just roll it forward and enjoy the ride. It’s not just about the races either — the whole day is a vibe, with stylish outfits, a relaxed picnic, and a bottle of Prosecco in tow. I’ve gone with groups of couples, and sometimes it’s just me and my husband. Either way, it’s always a brilliant day out.

Attended the Smoke and Fire festival here over the weekend, had an amazing time, so much to see, so much to buy so much to eat, lots of demo's cooking over live fire and free samples given out at the end, full of friendly and happy people, even a torrential downpour didn't dampen anyone's spirits, highly recommend.

I was in the Windsor enclosure, it was on of the hottest days of the year so far. Loved the bars, to be frank you cannot see much racing. There was no protection from the elements too. My suggestion would be to upgrade for a far better experience.