ROYAL Ascot is the jewel in the crown of the horse racing calendar.
The prestigious meeting is renowned across the globe for its high fashion, fine dining, Royal pageantry… and five days of spectacular racing.
You can book now to be at Royal Ascot next year
The week’s racing is one of the most glamourous events of the year
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The meeting is one of the standout weeks in the racing world, as well as one of the most glamorous and unique events of the year.
And YOU can be there in 2023 from just £149pp.
Book now and pay just £25 with no further payments until next year, with the meeting scheduled for June 13-17 2023.
These days Royal Ascot is as much about the prestige and the fashion as it is about the racing.
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Each enclosure at the famous Berkshire course has its own dress code, with top hat and tails mandatory for the Royal Enclosure.
But whether it’s the racing or the glamour that tickles your fancy, Racing Breaks are offering fans the opportunity to have a taste of the VIP treatment with exclusive Royal Ascot packages.
We have a special package for Sun readers, from £149, which includes one night accommodation, breakfast, a welcome drink, tickets to Royal Ascot, and return coach transfers from the hotel to the course.
If that’s not enough there is exclusive access to a Royal Ascot Preview with legendary jockey Frankie Dettori.
Click here for more details on this must-have VIP trip
Packages include a special preview with iconic jockey Frankie Dettori
You could be in the stands at Royal Ascot next year
Pay £25 now and nothing until next year
There is also the opportunity to add extra nights accommodation and upgrade race tickets for a further cost.
Located less than half an hour from Ascot racecourse, the Village Hotel Farnborough is the perfect location for an overnight stay at the races.
One of Britain’s oldest race meetings, Ascot sees many of the world’s best thoroughbreds fly in for five days of the unparalleled racing.
The course was founded in 1711 by Queen Anne, and the event is traditionally opened with The Queen Anne Stakes, run in her honour.
Ascot’s oldest surviving race is The Gold Cup, which was first held in 1807.
And you could be there to see the action unfold in 2023.
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