The upcoming Cheltenham Festival 2026 is drawing near, with tickets selling rapidly for the event scheduled from March 10 to March 13 at the prestigious Cheltenham Racecourse.
For those looking to indulge, VIP and hospitality packages are still available, offering complimentary food and drinks along with excellent views of the races. These exclusive experiences can be purchased through Seat Unique, but only limited slots are left.
Tickets are up for grabs for each day of the four-day festival, covering Champion Day, Ladies Day, St Patrick’s Thursday, and Gold Cup Day. General admission passes are also up for sale via The Jockey Club, offering various ticketing options throughout the event.
VIP and hospitality packages for the Cheltenham Festival are being offered by Seat Unique. Priced at £799 per person, attendees can enjoy an all-inclusive day at the Champions Club Restaurant, featuring a four-course dining experience and open bar service until the final race.
Included in the package is access to a viewing box with breathtaking panoramic views of the racecourse, along with a Club badge granting unrestricted venue access. Availability for the Champions Club Restaurant is limited, with bookings currently open for days two and three.
Seat Unique provides a diverse selection of VIP and hospitality ticket choices for all days of the Cheltenham Festival.
On St Patrick’s Thursday, day three of Cheltenham, ticket options range from £799 for the Champions Club Restaurant to £1,179 for the Chez Roux Restaurant, curated by Michelin-starred chef Michel Roux Jr., offering a luxurious dining experience.
Additional hospitality packages for day three include the Final Fence Restaurant (£1,019) and the Four Eighty Restaurant (£1,069), each featuring unique dining experiences and exclusive views of the racecourse.
Numerous tickets are still available for The Alan Brazil and Ray Parlour Suite, offering a course-facing hospitality suite experience presented by the football icons.
For general admission tickets, The Jockey Club is the official provider, with entry-level access starting from £54 for the Best Mate Enclosure and reserved seating available at the Guinness Grandstand starting from £130, known for its exceptional views of the races.
Resale platforms like viagogo, Stubhub, and Vivid Seats offer tickets from other fans, though prices may exceed face value due to booking fees. Bargain opportunities may arise closer to the event as sellers adjust their prices.
It is recommended that fans purchasing tickets from resale platforms review the terms and conditions to ensure validity, as some tickets may not be accepted for entry if resale is prohibited. Checking with the original seller, such as Ticketmaster or Live Nation, is advised to avoid issues with second-hand tickets.
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