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 Royal Ascot Tickets - 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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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.
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Following major upgrades, the new Ascot racecourse will have state-of-the-art facilities and promises to be the world's most famous racecourse
holding the world's greatest race meetings. The new facilities whilst maintaining the tradition, heritage and pageantry of
this royal occasion are even more exciting and modern.
Many Royal Ascot packages offer a privileged environment to entertain your guests in style and comfort. Private
facilities, private tables are available and for smaller numbers, there are shared facilities to accommodate 2 or
more guests.
Royal Ascot 2006 hospitality
There will be private executive boxes available for all non Royal Ascot meeting as well as
Royal Ascot VIP hospitality packages such as:
Private Boxes
Greens Restaurant
Carriages Restaurant
Royal Ascot Village
The Meadow
Panoramic Restaurants
Typical VIP hospitality packages at Royal Ascot 2006 will be:
Reserved table
General Admission
Morning coffee and biscuits
Champagne Reception
Four course luncheon
Selected fine wines
Port and brandy with coffee
Traditional afternoon tea
Complimentary bar throughout the day including champagne (until 30 minutes after the last race)
Television viewing
Betting facilities
Hostess service
Racecard
Racing papers
Floral decorations
Car Park pass 1 per 2 guests
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 Ascot 2006 Running Order - This is the provisional Royal Ascot 2006 running order for the week including individual start times for each days racing. Also links to other information sites about the Ascot 2006 running order.
The most relevant links we could find, placed here free
 Ascot hospitality
- Royal Ascot 2006 hospitality bookings for guests in private boxes and access to Royal enclosures. www.ascot-hospitality.com
Hospitality at Royal Ascot 2006
The stunning new Grandstand and surrounding venues will offer a choice of unrivalled hospitality. Only the finest
food and wines from around the world will be served against a backdrop that has been the
highlight of the social calendar for almost 300 years.
In addition to Royal Ascot there will be a further 14 race days to enjoy throughout 2006, including De Beers Diamond
Day, the Shergar Cup, the Ascot festival and six winter jump meetings featuring top hurdle and chase races.
A reminder about dress code for the Royal enclosures
Ladies are required to dress in a manner appropriate for a formal occasion. This means that: a hat must be worn;
strapless dresses are not permitted; midriffs must be covered; and trouser suits, of full length, must be of
matching material and colour.
Gentlemen are required to wear either black or grey morning dress, including a waistcoat, with a top hat.
Overseas visitors are welcome to wear the formal national dress of their country or Service Dress.
Please note those not complying with the dress code will be asked to leave the Royal Enclosure.
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