Venue Accessibility

Access For All

Making an enjoyable day for everyone.

Access At Ffos Las Racecourse

We want to ensure that everyone who attends our racecourse has a fantastic day. We have several facilities in place that hopefully make this easier for customers, which are detailed below. If you have a concern or will require further assistance on the day, our team are on hand to help, and make any necessary arrangements.

Accessibility Guide

Need Further Assistance

Speak to our team who can make any arrangements needed.

Entry and Ground Level

All pathways on the racecourse are suitable for wheelchair users, but there are some steep areas where guests may require some additional assistance. The racecourse has an additional accessible entrance, allowing easier access for wheelchair users, pushchairs and visitors with working dogs.

The entrance from the car park to the racecourse is one level. Once inside, the paths slope around the grounds, where extra assistance will be required. There are no steps for access to all areas, with the exception of Bridles Restaurant. Bridles is located on the first floor of the main Grandstand, where a service lift is available. There are large areas of grassed areas around the racecourse, where wheelchair users will need to take extra care, as the ground is soft.

Viewing Areas And Seating

We have allocated accessible viewing areas, which cannot be reserved. We ask that only one Personal Assistant accompanies the racegoer in these areas.

There is seating available around the racecourse, however, for guests who find it difficult to stand for long periods, we recommend you bring a folding chair to guarantee yourself a seat.

The Grandstand has raised viewing areas that are close to the finish line.

Bridles Restaurant and Private Hospitality Suites all have balconies that are suitable for wheelchair users.

Personal Assistants Entry and Service Animals

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. a Blue Badge (with accompanying photo ID), Disability Living Allowance, Personal Independence Payment or signed letter from GP (with accompanying photo ID). You will need to buy a full price ticket first either online and on the day and then speak to a member of staff on the turnstiles about claiming your free personal assistant badge.

Please contact the racecourse team 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.

Service animals are permitted to the racecourse. These include Registered Guide Dogs, Hearing Dogs and Medical Alert Animals.

Allergies, Breastfeeding and Accessible Food Outlets

Pathways to food outlets are accessible to wheelchair users, if further assistance is required on the day, please ask a member of the team.

If you need to feed your baby and prefer to do this away from the public, nursing mothers can use a private room in our Reception office. Please advise a member of the team on arrival if this may be required.

Allergen Awareness - Guests attending hospitality are asked to advise of special dietary requirements in advance. General Admission guests that require information on food allergies and special dietary needs will need to speak directly to the catering team on the day, who can advise on options.

Accessible Toilets

There are a number of accessible toilets across the racecourse:

Main Entrance –located in the building directly on the left, through the turnstiles.
Grandstand – located on the ground level in Blinkers and in Bridles on the first floor.
McCoy’s – located to the right of the room as you enter through main doors.
Owners & Trainers – located in the bar before entering the restaurant