How to Get to Royal Ascot in Ultimate Luxury: Your Royal Ascot Chauffeur Service Guide

We may be biased, but if you’re heading to Royal Ascot you deserve to arrive like royalty – not stuck on a crowded train or battling traffic in a hire car. This guide walks you through every way to get from London to the races – pros, cons and all – before revealing why a door-to-door luxury chauffeur from OUNO is the best seat in the house.

• Distance from Central London: ~40 miles
• Typical journey time: 60–80 minutes
• OUNO fare: from £120 all-inclusive
• Fleet: Mercedes S-Class, V-Class, EQS electric
• Complimentary 1-hour wait for delays

Royal Ascot is more than just a day at the races – it’s a centuries-old tradition of style, spectacle and social splendour:

• Heritage & Exclusivity
  Since 1711, Royal Ascot has drawn royalty and celebrities alike. Five days of world-class racing, colourful fashion and glittering hospitality.
• Dress Code & Etiquette
  Hats, tails and impeccable manners set the tone – Ascot is where sartorial flair meets tradition.
• VIP Experiences
  From the Royal Enclosure to private boxes, every guest enjoys a front-row seat and the chance to spot familiar faces.

Here’s an unbiased look at your travel options – pros, cons and practical details – before you decide.

• Route: South Western Railway from London Waterloo; also services from Reading and Aldershot
• Journey Time: 52 minutes from Waterloo; 27 minutes from Reading; 30 minutes from Aldershot
• Walk: Station to racecourse is a 7-minute stroll
• Pros: Avoids motorway traffic; predictable timetable
• Cons: Oyster/contactless not valid; ticket queues; no door-to-door service

• Routes:
  • From London & North: M4 → J6 → A332 Windsor by-pass → Ascot
  • From West: M4 → J10 → A329(M) → Bracknell → Ascot
  • From South & East: M3 → J3 → A332 → Ascot
  • From Midlands: M40 → J4 → A404 → M4 → J6 → A332 → Ascot
• Parking: Pre-purchase Royal Ascot parking (else £50 on-the-day); free at other racedays
• Pros: Full departure control; luggage space
• Cons: Traffic risk; parking cost & availability; stress of driving

Driving details: Travel to Ascot Racecourse

• Options: Race-day shuttles from key London hubs
• Pros: Group rates; relax en route
• Cons: Fixed pick-up points; less flexibility; possible traffic delays

• Experience: Shared flights from Richmond Golf Club
• Price: £750 + VAT per person (return)
• Pros: Beat all road delays; dramatic arrival
• Cons: Weather-dependent; limited seats; premium cost

• Route: Fly into Biggin Hill, Farnborough, Luton, Oxford or Blackbushe, then connect to a dedicated helicopter to Ascot
• Pros: Global access; ultimate privacy; seamless VIP terminals
• Cons: Advance planning; highest cost

Wrap-Up: While each mode has its merits, only a dedicated chauffeur service combines style, comfort, flexible timing and fixed door-to-door fares – making OUNO the clear choice for your Royal Ascot journey. Explore our full range of luxury car service options.

1. Download the OUNO app (iOS or Android)
2. Select “Royal Ascot” as your destination
3. Choose your vehicle: Mercedes S-Class, V-Class or EQS electric
4. Confirm pickup time and location
5. Relax – your professional chauffeur handles the rest

• Race Day Essentials: tickets, ID, hats & tails
• Meet & Greet: contactless pickup at your door
• Group Travel: Mercedes V-Class seats up to 7 in comfort

What is the nearest station to Ascot Racecourse?
 Ascot station – about a 7-minute walk from the racecourse.

How far is Royal Ascot from the train station?
 Less than 0.5 miles on foot.

Can I pre-book parking at Royal Ascot, and how much does it cost?
 Yes – parking for Royal Ascot must be purchased in advance; otherwise it’s £50 on-the-day.

Can I book a return trip after the last race?
 Absolutely – just select a round-trip or “hourly hire” option in the app to secure your return journey.

Do you offer electric vehicles for a zero-emissions ride?
 Yes – choose our EQS model for silent, sustainable luxury.