In less than two weeks, all eyes will turn to a racecourse in Liverpool as the Grand National Festival returns to Aintree. The 2026 edition of this prestigious event will run from April 9 to April 11, offering three days of excitement for racing enthusiasts. Tickets are still available for purchase.
Over the course of the festival, guests can enjoy live music, a variety of food and drink options, and 21 exhilarating races, including the famous Steeple Chase. For those looking to enhance their experience, VIP and hospitality packages are on offer, providing complimentary food, beverages, and excellent views of the racecourse.
These exclusive tickets for the Grand National are available through Seat Unique and The Jockey Club, with some options already sold out. However, there are still opportunities to secure a spot for each day of the festival, including Opening Day, Ladies Day, and Grand National Day.
Seat Unique offers a range of VIP and hospitality tickets for the first two days of the Grand National, starting from £249 per person for the McCoys package, which includes access to the Earl of Derby Terrace and a chef’s dining experience. Guests can also enjoy a McCoy’s cocktail, a racecard, and a relaxed dining area.
For a more premium experience, tickets for the Golden Miller Restaurant start at £499, providing entry to the Earl of Derby grandstand or a private balcony with stunning views of the course. Other packages like the Many Clouds, Sunloch Club, Papillon Diamond Marque, and The Art School at Aintree offer unique dining experiences and prime views of the races.
While tickets for day three are not available through Seat Unique, The Jockey Club offers various options starting from £33.50 per person for general admission to the Festival Zone. Premium seating options like the Princess Royal Seats and Gallery are also available for a more exclusive experience.
To ensure a smooth event experience, fans are advised to purchase tickets directly from official outlets and to be cautious when buying resale tickets from platforms like Viagogo and Vivid Seats. Double-checking ticket terms and conditions is crucial to avoid any issues on the day of the event.
The Grand National 2026 will span three exciting days, starting from April 9 and culminating with the legendary Grand National Handicap Steeple Chase at 4pm on Saturday. For a comprehensive guide to the event, fans can order the 48-page Randox Grand National guide, packed with interviews, features, and stats.