These packages from Racing Breaks offer a full-day hospitality pass and one night’s hotel stay at a local venue. They create a seamless, immersive experience for fans attending the Grand National 2027. Source: thesun.co.uk.
What’s Included in the 2027 Package
The base package includes access to the Legends Lounge near the Parade Ring. Guests enjoy a complimentary bar with Guinness, beer, wine, and soft drinks throughout the day.
The lounge offers a relaxed, premium setting to watch chasers tackle iconic fences like Becher’s Brook and The Elbow—known for their drama and high stakes.
Each attendee receives an official racecard to track every runner and a food voucher for on-site dining. Return racecourse transfers are included for a stress-free journey to and from the track.
Exclusive Access and Celebrity Involvement
Racing legend Ruby Walsh will deliver an exclusive preview session before the main event. This session gives fans expert insights into contenders, race strategies, and historical trends.
Walsh, a respected figure in British racing, shares real analysis—not promotional content. This helps fans understand track conditions, animal performance, and race nuances.
Event Dates and Location
The Grand National Festival 2027 runs from Friday 9th to Sunday 11th April 2027 at Aintree Racecourse.
Alongside the main race, the weekend features Ladies Day—a celebration of fashion and elegance—with themed events and stylish attire.

The parade and post-race festivities add to the vibrant, community-driven atmosphere of the event.
Additional Hospitality Options
For a more premium experience, several dining and viewing packages are available—subject to availability. These include:
- Art School at Aintree: A multi-course tasting menu by chef Paul Askew, with champagne and premium wine flights, and access to the Grandstand roof.
- Princess Royal Restaurant: Panoramic views from the fourth floor, a four-course à la carte lunch, and a full complimentary bar.
- Silks Restaurant: Private balcony access, a four-course meal, champagne reception, and a complimentary bar on the Lord Sefton Stand.
- Many Clouds: Prime start-line views, a ‘Chef’s Table’ buffet-style meal, and a complimentary bar.
- Golden Miller: Views of the racecourse and Parade Ring, a four-course meal, and a complimentary bar in the Earl of Derby Grandstand.
- Sunloch: A balcony view, four-course meal, and a complimentary bar.
- Papillon Restaurant: Four-course à la carte lunch and fine wines with a complimentary bar.
- Silver Birch: A four-course menu, cocktail on arrival, complimentary bar, and music throughout the day, including an exclusive after-party.
- Tiger Roll Suite: A three-course hot luncheon, afternoon tea, and a complimentary bar.
- The Horse & Groom: A traditional pub setting with Parade Ring views, a three-course lunch, snacks, and an all-inclusive bar.
- McCoy’s: A two-course street food experience and a private cashless bar, located near the Red Rum Garden.
Why This Matters for Fans
For many, the Grand National is more than a race—it’s a cultural tradition passed down through generations.
These packages turn passive viewing into active participation. With premium views, expert insights, and curated dining, fans connect more deeply with the sport’s history and emotion.
Limitations and Important Notes
These packages sell out quickly and are subject to availability. All bookings must be made through Racing Breaks. Final details are confirmed via their official channels.
There are no age restrictions, accessibility features, or refund policies specified in the source.
Return transfers cover the racecourse journey but do not include travel to or from Aintree. Fans should plan their own travel and check with Racing Breaks or Aintree Racecourse before booking.
What to Watch Next
As the 2027 event nears, fans should monitor updates from Racing Breaks and official Aintree sources. Similar premium travel packages are already promoted for Royal Ascot and Cheltenham Festival, showing a growing trend in sport tourism designed to deepen fan engagement.
Sources & further reading
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