The Grand National is one of the most exciting and notable sporting fixtures in the UK, or even in the world, for that matter.

The Grand National tickets sell out quickly, with many keen fans trying to get their seats as soon as possible. It’s a three-day event featuring tickets for Liverpool NHS Day, Ladies’ Day, and the main Grand National day. Learn how to purchase your tickets and discover which ones are still available.

Those looking to punt will want to activate the latest Grand National free bets and special offers for the big event.

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Contents

1 How Do You Get Grand National Tickets?
2 Liverpool’s NHS Day Tickets
3 Grand National Ladies Day
4 Grand National Day
5 What You Can Expect?
6 Popular Questions
7 Summary of Grand National Tickets
8 Related 2026 Grand National Betting Articles

How Do You Get Grand National Tickets?

Tickets can be found online by following this official link.

Or you can book via telephone on 0344 579 3001. The sales office is located in the Prince Royal Stand and is open on weekdays from 9:00 am to 5:00 pm. For other hospitality bookings and queries, please contact the office on 0151 522 2911.

Tickets can be mailed out or collected for an order fee (delivery fee) of £1.50. The Grand National meeting is held at the Aintree racecourse.

The Grand National tickets are always in great demand, the three-day meeting is spectacted in the millions, from punters around the world. Read on for more details on how to get your ticket on one of the three days.

Liverpool’s NHS Day Tickets

The Grand National’s grand opening day is on Thursday, which coincides with NHS Day, celebrating the hard work and efforts of NHS staff during the pandemic. Randox Grand National will be donating 10,000 tickets to NHS workers from the Liverpool region, allowing everybody to enjoy the Grand National start line.

Races on the day include the Aintree Hurdle and the Randox Foxhunters Chase. Tickets on this day are significantly cheaper than the others, making it a great way to warm up to the prestigious three-day meeting.

Here are the different Grand National Tickets and seating that you can pick from:

Festival Zone – £30
Garden Club – £60
West Tip Seats – £45
Princess Royal Seats & Gallery – £95
Princess Royal Roof – £55
Platinum Lounge – sold out
Lord Daresbury Roof – £55
Queen Mother Seats – sold out
Queen Mother Roof – sold out
Earl of Derby Upper Seats – £75
Early of Derby Lower Seats – £75
Earl of Derby Terrace – £45
Lord Sefton Upper Seats – £75
Lord Sefton Lower Seats -£75
Lord Sefton Terrace – £45

Grand National Ladies Day

Friday is Ladies Day, and everyone is encouraged to adhere to the smart dress code. Somebody will be awarded the Style Award in the Red Rum Garden. Races on this day include the Marsh Melling Chase and Randox Topham Chase.

Here are the Grand National tickets for Friday:

Festival Zone – £53
Garden Club – sold out
West Tip Seats – sold out
The Grand Women’s Summit – £109
Princess Royal Seats & Gallery – sold out
Princess Royal Roof – sold out
Platinum Lounge – sold out
Lord Daresbury Roof – sold out
Queen Mother Seats – sold out
Queen Mother Roof – sold out
Earl of Derby Upper Seats – sold out
Early of Derby Lower Seats – sold out
Earl of Derby Terrace – sold out
Lord Sefton Upper Seats – £120
Lord Sefton Lower Seats – sold out
Lord Sefton Terrace – sold out
country car park – £50

Grand National Day

This day is the most recognised of the entire Grand National Festival, it is the Grand National race and is celebrated by millions from around the world. This is one of the wealthiest races, with over £1 million to be paid out in Grand National prize money.

Here are the tickets for the day:

Festival Zone – sold out
Garden Club – sold out
The Embankment – £40
West Tip Seats – sold out
Princess Royal Seats & Gallery – sold out
Princess Royal Roof – sold out
Platinum Lounge – sold out
Lord Daresbury Roof – sold out
Queen Mother Seats – sold out
Queen Mother Roof – sold out
Earl of Derby Upper Seats – sold out
Early of Derby Lower Seats – sold out
Earl of Derby Terrace – sold out
Lord Sefton Upper Seats – sold out
Lord Sefton Lower Seats – sold out
Lord Sefton Terrace – sold out

What You Can Expect?

There are various features and things to look out for during your experience. Each ticket comes with different views and communal lounges. Here are some of the places, receptions or features to look out for.

Red Rum Garden: The Red Rum Garden hosts the fashion award on Thursday and is in the midst of the action throughout the weekend. You can enjoy live events, live music, and other activities while grabbing refreshments.
Own Private Balcony: Seats located at the Lord Sefton Stand offer your private balcony. This enables you privacy and amazing views of this iconic Aintree racecourse.
Traditional Afternoon Tea: Enjoy a selection of traditional teas, coffee, soft drinks, and a range of meals.
Car Parking: There is plenty of car parking available, making the Aintree racecourse easily accessible. However, it’s advisable to look into this and book your parking in advance.
Partially Covered Standing Area: There are numerous partially covered standing areas, offering incredible views for many.
Parade Ring: There is a Tiger Roll Suite that brandishes a beautiful glass front marquee. Parade Ring is ideally located near the Red Rum Garden and provides easy access to the bars.
Complimentary Bar: Some tickets come with a complimentary bar, enabling you to grab your favourite fizz during the Grand National. When booking, you can find out if there is a dedicated bar for your ticket.
Hospitality Packages: For more information on potential hospitality packages for the big race, please get in touch with the hospitality office at 0151 522 2911.
Big Screen Viewing: There’s big-screen viewing spread around the entire venue, and there is a big screen near the Parade Ring. This ensures you don’t miss out on the non-stop action.