The six Royal Ascot tickets worth buying once, cheapest first: the Windsor Enclosure (from £37), the Village Enclosure (from £85), the Queen Anne Enclosure (from £99), lunch at On 5 above the Queen Anne lawns (from £1,200 plus VAT), a private box for ten or more (from £13,400 a box, so about £1,340 each before VAT) and a restaurant package inside the Royal Enclosure (Parade Ring from £2,300 plus VAT).
Royal Ascot 2027 runs for five days, Tuesday 15 to Saturday 19 June, with the Gold Cup on Thursday 17 June. Gates open at 10.30am, the Royal Procession arrives at 2pm and the first of seven races goes at 2.30pm.
How we priced them: Ascot had not published its 2027 public prices when we checked, so the three public enclosures show the 2026 'from' prices from ascot.com and Horse & Hound. Expect 2027 to be similar or a little higher. Hospitality prices are the 2027 listings of an official hospitality supplier, per person plus VAT unless we say otherwise. We checked everything on 18 October 2026.
The one thing most people get wrong: you cannot simply buy Royal Enclosure tickets. It is a members' enclosure. The realistic way in, if you do not know two members, is a Royal Enclosure restaurant package, which comes with a day badge.
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