Grand National Tickets

TICKET TYPE

VIP Platinum County Lounge:

Experience the Grand National in style at Aintree’s exclusive VIP Grandstand enclosure. Reserved seats are all fully covered and overlook the famous water jump, where you can also mingle in the facility’s very own dedicated private lounge and also purchase sumptuous food and drinks on offer from Aintree’s highbrow concessions. With its own private entrance, along with two dedicated bars the Platinum Lounge has a lot to offer and is also open for an additional hour following the final race of the day.

County Stand:

A birds-eye view, directly over the winning post. You can see the winning horse crossing the line before anyone else. With traditional architecture and a prime view of the finish line, this standing enclosure is very popular.

Princess Royal Stand Roof:

A partially covered standing area with the Tommy Wallis Suite as its dedicated bar, this enclosure offers a unique vantage point over the racecourse, and an ideal spot for viewing the all important final closing moments of every race.  Grandstand badges at Aintree provide designated tote betting within each enclosure, big screen viewing and access to the Parade Ring and Winner's Enclosure.


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Aintree Racecourse, owned by Jockey Club Racecourses, is home of the prestigious John Smith's Grand National meeting. A course steeped in history and tradition, the racecourse has just witnessed a redevelopment of the racecourse site between 2005 and 2007, delivering facilities for the 21st century racegoer, in addition to expanding capabilities for the course's growing conference and events business. The racecourse now boasts 5 permanent grandstands in total, with a new and improved weighing room, stables and winner's enclosure. An international equestrian centre, which doubled as the Aintree Pavilion on race days expands the racecourses capabilities. For 2008, Aintree will see a further two fixtures added to its raceday calendar.