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For another year, the ROA will be hosting an exclusive marquee facility providing members and their guests with unreserved seating and refreshments at jump racing's busiest fixture, the Cheltenham Festival.

Once again, the marquee will be located in the tented village, next to the paddock, and will be available for all four days of the festival.
There will be hot and cold food available to purchase, a cash bar and Totepool betting facilities with a number of large TV screens around the marquee for racegoers to watch the racing on.

• Badges are available on a first-come, first-served basis.
• Guests must be accompanied by an ROA member.
• A maximum of three guests' badges may be ordered by each ROA member.
• Admission to the marquee is limited to ROA marquee badgeholders only.
• Badges will not be available on the day.
• Please book by Thursday 8th March to allow sufficient time for your badges to be delivered.

To view pictures from the 2011 Cheltenham marquee click here.

Please note: ROA marquee badges do not provide entry to the racecourse. To purchase admission tickets call 08445 793003 or visit www.cheltenham.co.uk

To view details of Cheltenham Festival Preview Evenings in your area please click here

Daily

• Members: £27
• Guests: £38

Weekly Pass:

• Members: £80 (saves £28)
• Guests: £125 (saves £27)
   

Please note: Members may purchase tickets for up to 3 guests only.

Please book by Thursday 8th March to allow sufficient time for your badges to be delivered.

Tuesday: Champion Day

• Feature race: The Stan James Champion Hurdle - won last year by Hurricane Fly, trained by Willie Mullins and ridden by Ruby Walsh.
• Other features: parade of past champions, pre-race interviews with racing celebrities in the Parade Ring.

Wednesday: Ladies Day

• Feature race: the sportingbet.com Queen Mother Champion Chase - won last year by Sizing Europe, trained by Henry de Bromhead ridden by Andrew Lynch.
• Other features: the RSA Chase, the Ladies Day fashion awards.

Thursday: St. Patrick's Thursday

• Feature race: the Ladbrokes World Hurdle - won last year by Big Bucks, trained by Paul Nicholls and ridden by Ruby Walsh.
• Other features: the Ryanair Chase, the Cancer Research UK charity race, St Patrick's Day celebrations.

Friday: Cheltenham Gold Cup Day

• Feature race: the Betfred Cheltenham Gold Cup - won last year by Long Run, trained by Nicky Henderson and ridden by Sam Waley-Cohen.
• Other features: the JCB Triumph Hurdle, the Johnny Henderson Grand Annual Chase