Day 2 of the Grand National Festival is reserved for Ladies Day, and is held on the Friday leading up to the main event on Grand National Day 3 (Saturday).
Ladies Day is usually a fun-filled day at Aintree, where you can expect fashion, famous faces and entertainment for women at the forefront of the day’s events – you might even spot some famous celebrities as the day is known to attract a few famous faces from sports, television and music including names like Coleen Rooney, Christine McGuiness and Jack Whitehall.
While the entertainment is certainly top-notch, horse racing is still very much at the forefront of the agenda at Grand National Ladies Day, with it being one of the biggest days in the racing calendar, with a prize fund of over £1 million, and multiple high-calibre events to bet on.
For a full list of Ladies Day schedule, check out the racecard for the upcoming Grand National Ladies Day Friday
Grand National Ladies Day is a day for ladies to come together and enjoy the races, fashion and entertainment. As well as the horse racing, there are usually fashion shows, beauty treatments, live music, food and drink, and a variety of other activities. Ladies Day also has its own style, with many ladies wearing their finest outfits and hats. It’s a great day out for a group of ladies, with plenty of fun and frivolity.
The cost of Grand National tickets varies depending on the type of ticket and the area in which you are purchasing them. Generally, tickets range from around £25 to £150.
Ticket prices for Ladies Day at the Grand National will vary based on where you’re seated and the stand you’re in, but will generally range from around £40 in the Festival Zone to £150 or more in the Queen Mother stands.
The best place to buy tickets for Ladies Day of the Grand National is through the official venue website for the event. You can do that through clicking this link
For Grand National Ladies Day, it’s important to dress appropriately and stylishly but still remain comfortable.
While there is no formal dress code for Ladies Day, if you don’t want to stick out like a sore thumb, then it’s worth getting into the spirit of the event by dressing the part!…here are some tips:
If you’re in want of a checklist to help you plan the perfect Grand National Ladies Day, then don’t worry, we’ve got you covered. Here are some items to consider before you go up (or down) to Aintree: