Home of the legendary Grand National
A day out at Aintree Racecourse—home of the legendary Grand National—is a high-octane blend of British sporting heritage, electric atmosphere, and sharp fashion. Whether you're there for the world-famous festival in April or a regular race meeting, the experience is designed to be a full-sensory spectacle.
The energy at Aintree is unique. Unlike many other courses, Aintree feels like a massive celebration where the "roar" of the crowd is as much a part of the event as the horses themselves.
Aintree is committed to being an inclusive venue and has made significant strides in accessibility. Here is the breakdown of what to expect:
Designated Platforms: There are permanent, raised viewing platforms for wheelchair users. Key spots include a platform at the Parade Ring and another to the left of the Princess Royal Grandstand (near The Mound).
Pro Tip:
If you're attending the Grand National Festival, the "Main Entrance" on Grand National Avenue has the shortest distance to the main grandstands and is the most convenient entry point for those with limited mobility.