Great Yarmouth Racecourse works hard to ensure all of its customers enjoy their visit. To help with your visit, we have listed all of our areas below, along with any notes on accessibility.
To see our full accessibility guide, please click on the link below:
Personal Assistants will receive free admission to the racecourse when accompanying a paying guest with accessible needs.
Personal Assistant tickets can be claimed by bringing in proof of accessible needs on the day of racing e.g. Disability Living Allowance or Personal Independence Payment. You will need to buy a full price ticket first either online or on the day and then speak to a member of staff on the turnstiles about claiming your free personal assistant badge.
Please see our personal assistant terms and conditions here
A designated area is reserved close to the admissions turnstiles for accessible needs parking. We recommend early arrival, particularly on feature race days, to secure parking in this location.
To park in our designated accessible needs spaces, please advise our stewards if you are an official Blue Badge holder, and please display it prominently. Please be aware that although our car park is on flat land, it can be uneven in places, and consists of a combination of grass and shingle path.
Personal assistants will receive free admission to the racecourse when accompanying a paying guest with accessibility needs.
Personal Assistant tickets can be claimed by bringing in proof of accessible needs on the day of racing e.g. Disability Living Allowance (DLA), Personal Independence Payment (PIP), Attendance Allowance (AA) or Armed Forces Independence Payment (AFIP). Personal Assistant Tickets will be available to collect from the entrance on arrival. Please note you must provide supporting documentation.
Please email info@greatyarmouth-racecourse.co.uk at least 24 hours in advance with your name and details of the fixture you wish to attend to arrange these tickets. Subject to availability. Full terms and conditions can be found here
Level access to the front trackside lawns is from either end of the North or South grandstands and there is a tarmac path from the parade ring and winning enclosure to the front trackside lawns.
There are extensive lawns to the front and rear of the three main grandstands, with plenty of tarmac access to the rear of all stands.
There is central access between the grandstands to the trackside lawns via 15 external steps with handrails. Please also note covered trackside viewing from these two grandstands is via terraced steppings.
There are two accessible needs viewing platforms either side of the Lord Nelson lawn, overlooking the track.
The larger Vice Admiral Bar is located in the new Lord Nelson Grandstand and has level access for wheelchairs and also includes an accessible toilet.
Access to the remaining three bars, there are steps, which can be negotiated with assistance.
TV screens are available in all bars should you wish to watch the racing from there.
An accessible toilet on the ground of the Nelson Stand (Victory bar) and outside near the First Aid hut.
Includes access to all grandstand areas such as:
Hoops Champagne Marquee which can be accessed via a tarmac path over a small ramp into the marquee, either side of the premier lawn.
The Victory Bar and Trafalgar Restaurant, which are on the middle floor of the Lord Nelson Grandstand can be accessed via a lift and both have access to an outside, uncovered viewing patio.
An accessible toilet is located on the middle floor of the Lord Nelson Grandstand and TV screens are available in all bars, restaurant and Hoops Marquee.
