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If you want tickets to the Royal Ascot event, you've come to the right place. We don't sell Royal Ascot tickets but we can point you to information and links, thus saving you time searching all over the net.
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Royal Ascot Tickets
Please note that although the content mentions about 2005 & 2006, the links provided with regards to buying
tickets should take you to sites that sell the very latest tickets. I.E. This year. (Or next year if the Royal Ascot
has already been.)
Following extensive modernisation during 2005, the Royal meeting returned to it's Berkshire home for 2006. The
meeting will run from Tuesday 20th to Saturday 24th June 2006. The official opening of the racecourse will take
place on the first day of the Royal Meeting.
The Royal Ascot racing week June 2006
The Royal Ascot is an internationally renowned sporting and social occasion, where tradition, pageantry and style all meet in
a glorious setting - against the spectacular backdrop of top class thoroughbreds and world famous jockeys competing for
some of the highest accolades in horseracing. Royal Ascot will run from Tuesday 20th June 2006 to Saturday 24th June 2006,
with all five days televised by the BBC.
As this event is so popular you should get your Royal Ascot tickets as soon as you can! If you haven't been before you won't
want to miss out on this great day out.
Though the racing is the main event, it is matched by the fashion on display, with a colourful array of outfits and hats
creating one of the most elegant and sophisticated events in the summer calendar.
Due to the anticipated high demand, Royal Ascot tickets for the public enclosures and hospitality packages went on public sale
three months earlier than normal, back in October 2005.
Royal Enclosure badges will be available from Tuesday 4th January 2006.
More information
For more Royal Ascot tickets, you can use the links on the right hand-side of the page or the menu to the left.
Ascot tickets online page is the best place to find links to the different websites that can sell you Royal Ascot tickets.
For further information like whether you can buy tickets on the day or not can be found in the Royal
Ascot FAQ section.
For ladies day Royal Ascot tickets and more use the links provided on the menu.
More about the 2005 Ascot Berkshire facelift.
The bulldozers ripped up Ascot, the Queen's racecourse, for the first time in 40 years. The 2005 Royal Ascot
meeting and Royal Ascot tickets was transferred to York, still controlled by the Ascot authority. The Diamond meeting
2005 was held at Newbury. At York, the capacity was set at 50,000 each day and there was a Royal enclosure with the
Royal procession opening proceedings as per tradition. See links opposite for more on Royal Ascot tickets.
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 Royal Ascot - Background and details of Ascot, Berkshire refurbishments of 2005, and access to horse racing tips. You can even find Royal Ascot smoking pipes. One of England's great racecourses.
 Hospitality - Information about the Ascot Village, Trimdon & Dante suites, Carriages marquee & private boxes, Voltigeur & Ebor restaurants, and where to make your Royal Ascot hospitality bookings. (Originally for 2006)
 FAQ - Answers to some of the most popular questions asked about attending Royal Ascot such as dress codes, catering, prices and betting throughout the venue. The Royal Ascot FAQ provides links & answers to other questions.
 Formal Wear - It applies to the Royal enclosures and most private boxes. Examples of formal ladies and menswear for Royal Ascot with pictures of morning suits, and access to other online Ascot formal wear information.
 Ladies Day - The background to the emerging fashions of the past, the Gold Cup race with some winners, dress code, and pictures of Royal Ascot hats. The Royal Ascot Ladies day is something that shouldn't be missed!
 Hotels - Hotels which are near the Royal Ascot racecourse, Berkshire, England. Pictures and access to on-line booking arrangements. A nice little selection of different "Ascot hotels" you could stay at.
 Royal Ascot 2006 - In 2006 it retained the tradition and formalities of Ascot etiquette alongside modern state of the art facilities and hospitality suites with access to online booking arrangements. Royal Ascot 2006 will be remembered.
 Ladies Day Tickets - The latest fashion hints (initially for 2006), and full dress code standards throughout the venue. There are also links to other websites where you can secure your ladies day tickets.
 Royal Ascot Tickets Online - Ticket price information and suggested website sources for buying your Royal Ascot tickets online. The prices are relevant to Royal Ascot in 2006, so for the latest prices use the links provided.
 Sega Royal Ascot - Horse racing machines with pictures of the early Sega machine, the DX2 and the 2SD upgraded machines with access to cheats and tips for defeating the Sega Royal Ascot machine. (Supposedly anyway!)
 Wins - Access to horse racing results, with online database and a summary of some Royal Ascot wins:- 2005 results at York, including the Windsor Castle Stakes, and the Ascot Gold Cup results.
The most relevant links we could find, placed here free
 Royal Ascot
- Official website - "The Worlds Most Famous Race Meeting". www.royalascot.co.uk
North Middlesex Promotions
- Tickets to the Royal Ascot event can be found here, as well as the ladies day tickets. We can no longer link you to the direct page of where the tickets can be found, as the website keeps saying it's undergoing maintenance. (It's been saying it for a few years now). www.nmpromos.com
Footnote
Ascot, Berkshire is owned by the Crown Estate (effectively the property investment arm of the Treasury). The Queen controls the racing at Ascot through three trustees.
Together they run the Ascot Authority and pay a nominal rent to the Crown Estate. The £185m refurbishment will reportedly
come from Ascot's own reserves, a loan from the Horserace Betting Levy Board and the balance from Barclays and Allied Irish Banks. No public funding is
reportedly involved .. it would have required an approval from Treasury!
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Formal mens wear (Click to enlarge)
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Site written by Steve Dickson