Choose from a range of Goodwood Festival of Speed hospitality options below.
The Library Lawn
Enjoy a more secluded area in the Library Lawn, where you will be looked after in a marquee on the private lawn in front of Goodwood House. Here you can enjoy some privacy away from the track itself. For those who cannot take their eyes off the cars you will have a seat in the VIP grandstand at Crossroads corner but also a roaming ticket that allows you to sit in any of the other trackside grandstands.
The Hill Pavilion
This track facing facility is on the outside of the track at the first corner after the start line. Here the cars head towards you, flat out through the shadows of the Lime Avenue, before braking hard and turning into the corner right outside your pavilion. You'll see them power towards the Crossroads corner before accelerating hard past Goodwood House and away up the hill.
The Gurney Pavilion
This track facing facility occupies what is arguably the best viewing location in the park. Here you are on the outside of the famous Crossroads corner where the cars are building up speed for the blast past Goodwood House and where driver skill can make up a lot of time. This is a favourite place for the F1 drivers to demonstrate the raw power and spectacle of a modern Grand Prix racing car.
The Moss Pavilion
Overlooking both the Formula One paddock and the track, this pavilion offers the best of everything; easy access to the most exciting cars at the event and outstanding views of the action on the track.
Moving Motorshow
A day that allows manufacturers the opportunity to send their latest road models up the famous Hill Climb.
The Library Lawn
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Breakfast on arrival
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A choice of either our special mix cocktail or Champagne drinks reception
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3 course Chefs Table with 1/2 bottle of wine
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Beer and soft drinks throughout the day
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Afternoon tea
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Admission tickets
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Reserved car parking
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Event programme
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Radio Goodwood earpiece
*Friday Only. Restaurant Facility Tables of 2 - 12
The Hill Pavilion
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Breakfast on arrival
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A choice of either our special mix cocktail or Champagne drinks reception
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Three course lunch with 1/2 a bottle of wine
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Beer and soft drinks throughout the day
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Afternoon tea
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Admission tickets
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Reserved car parking
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Event programme
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Radio Goodwood earpiece
*Tables of 10 or private pavilions for 30 - available either as formal sit down or *Chefs Table style service - offering a more flexible dining option (*only available for private pavilions)
The Gurney Pavilion
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Breakfast on arrival
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A choice of either our special mix cocktail or Champagne drinks reception
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Beer and soft drinks throughout the day
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Three course lunch with 1/2 a bottle of wine
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Afternoon tea
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Admission tickets
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Reserved car parking
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Event programme
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Radio Goodwood earpiece
*Tables of 10 or private pavilions for 30 - available either as formal sit down or *Chefs Table style service - offering a more flexible dining option (*only available for private pavilions)
The Moss Pavilion
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Breakfast on arrival
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A choice of either our special mix cocktail or Champagne drinks reception
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4 course lunch with 1/2 bottle of wine
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Beer and soft drinks throughout the day
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Afternoon tea
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Admission tickets
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Reserved car parking
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Event programme
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Radio Goodwood earpiece
Tables of 10 or private pavilions for 30 - available either as formal sit down or *Chefs Table style service - offering a more flexible dining option (*only available for private pavilions) plus restaurant facility tables 2 - 12
Moving Motorshow
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Breakfast on arrival
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3 course Chefs Table
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Afternoon tea
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Tea, coffee and soft drinks
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Admission tickets
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Reserved car parking
*Thursday Only. Tables of 10+ - Track Facing
Goodwood Festival of Speed Hospitality Price Guide
Prices are per person, excluding VAT. Price and package subject to change.
A Short History of the Festival of Speed
It was in 1934 that Freddie March first amused his friends with the challenge of driving up the Park road in front of Goodwood House at breakneck speed, thereby sowing the seed for what was to become the most successful event on the motor sport calendar and the greatest car culture event of its type in the world.
For three days each year Goodwood plays home to the world’s greatest car collection. Cars and drivers are gathered from all over the globe to participate in this spectacular celebration of the internal combustion engine in all its forms. From F1 to rally, from Nascar to MotoGP; the festival has them all, not to mention a more complete collection of current Supercars than you will see at any motor show.
You could easily find yourself in the paddock rubbing shoulders and chatting with a world champion or you could be sipping champagne in the bar as the A380 Airbus makes a low pass right above your head. There is so much to excite and enthuse everyone that you’ll find entertaining guests of all ages easy and rewarding; they will be blown away by the scale of the whole sensory experience.
The noise of high revving engines, the smell of burning rubber, and the high octane atmosphere surrounding the theatre on the track are what compel people to come back time and time again to this, ‘the greatest show on earth’ (The Daily Telegraph).