Jump season is here. Growing up in a household that lived inhaled and exhaled horseracing all year round. Tickets were bought in advance. Kids go free on certain days, worth looking into. We went to the family day. I loved the ambiance, I won too. The train from Clapham junction does get packed. It is a short walk from the station to the grounds. Plenty of parking is available. The food was delish. A fussy eater devoured the tater tots, the mac n cheese, so flavorsome. Churros were👌, would have wanted less sugar on less. There were plenty of activities for children, and I few rides all free of charge. An event well thought of We were in the Queen Anne enclosure. You can see the pre-parade, and the winners coming out. Strongly suggest it for those that don't like crowds as there is plenty of space. Seating is scarce so be ready to stand. So the attire was quite formal. It is an occasion to dress up. Plenty of alcohol with bars every 3 meters. We had a peek at the picnic area, it looks good for sunny days not in autumn weather. We were blessed with few showers, nevertheless, the race continued with the crowd cheering. It is to experience, especially if you see it only on TV. The staff are very polite.

Interesting and good activity. Great feeling of old and royal tradition. Not the best place to go when the weather is bad. The shop with ascot attributes is meaningless, poor quality items only.

Really enjoyed visiting here! Would love to go during Royal Ascot. Maybe one day.