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Do you want to visit Caulfield racetrack in Australia but don’t know where to start? You aren’t alone! We are frequently asked about the best way to visit the racetrack and are here with the answers you need. Our brief guide walks you through everything you need to know before visiting Caulfield, including information on their dress code and car parking. Lets dive in and help you plan your visit today.

How to access the Caulfield racetrack

You can choose to use public transport or drive to the racetrack, and it is fairly easy to access. When parking, you can choose from public parking in the centre Car park, or access the Members Centre Car Park. You will need an annual Members Car Park pass for this car park.

Caultielf station is easy to access via trains, with the trains running regularly. The PTV app is best to use to check train, tram, and bus times allowing you to arrive at the racecourse with ease. Public transport can get busy during carnival days and popular races, so be sure to allow extra time to arrive.

There is also a designated taxi and Uber zone outside the racecourse that allows you to arrive and leave with ease if you prefer.

How to dress for Caulfield racetrack

Caulfield has a strict dress code that you need to follow when you visit for races. The dress code will vary depending on the area you are attending and your age. You can find a full dress code on their website, but you can also check out our summarized version here.

Member’s reserve (non-carnival days)

On non-carnival days, there is a dress code, but it is not as formal. You will need to follow the dress code to gain access and enjoy your races, along with access to restaurants.

    Ladies and girls 12+

  • Tailored dresses, skirts, or smart shorts are recommended for Members’ reserve. You can pair your skirts or shorts with blouses or tops, ensuring they do not expose a bare midriff. You can complete your outfit with heels, dress flats, or neutral leather sneakers. A millinery is optional.
  • You should avoid any casual jackets, denim, flip-flops, activewear, and sports sneakers.
  • Gentlemen and boys 12+

  • A collared shirt is to be worn, tucked into tailored trousers or chino shorts. You can wear a jacket and tie, but it is not mandatory, and your outfit should be complimented by closed toe dress shoes. You can wear leather or neutral tone sneakers too, but these must be considered smart.
  • You should avoid any untucked shirts or polo shirts, cargo or athletic shorts, and casual jackets. Denim is not permitted, and you cannot wear flip-flops or sneakers.
  • Children under 12

  • Children should wear smart-casual, neat clothing that is in line with their standards. Nothing inappropriate or excessively casual should be worn.

Member’s reserve

Members’ reserved attire applies to the Sportsbet Caulfield Guineas and Sportsbet Caulfield Cup, so if you are attending any of these, you will need to follow the dress code.

    Ladies and girls 12+

  • You are required to wear formal dresses, skirts, or dress pants. Millinery is optional, and your shoes must be heels or dress flats. You are not permitted to wear anything that shows your bare midriff, so leave cut-out dresses or crop tops at home. Denim, shorts, and sportswear are also not permitted.
  • You should also avoid flip-flops and casual or athletic shoes.
  • Gentlemen and boys 12+

  • A jacket and tie are mandatory during these races, and you should pair them with a dress shirt and tailored trousers. Your footwear must be clean and presentable, ideally dress shoes.
  • You are not permitted to wear polo shirts, shorts, any denim, sportswear, casual jackets, or flip-flops. You should also ensure your midriff is covered at all times (no removing your shirt!).

General admission

General admission has the most relaxed dress code where there is no formal dress code for any age. Smart casual and relaxed attire is encouraged and you don’t need to worry about any items being denied entry.

How to find races at Caulfield racetrack

You can find races online, viewing the racetracks full calendar to allow you to see when the best time to visit is. Caulfield has races that take place all year, and their three day carnival in October. When deciding when to visit, use the calendar to see upcoming races, check ticket availability, and more.

How to book tickets for the Caulfield racetrack

You can book tickets online once you have decided which race you want to see. You can also book tickets for premium experiences, like fine dining, which allows you to make the most of your time at the race course. You can choose from general admission and members’ reserve tickets and guest passes. The prices of these will vary, but you can find an option to suit any budget.

Plan your visit to Caulfield racetrack today

Now that you know how to plan your visit, it is time to put it into practice and get your tickets for Caulfield racetrack. Whether you want to enjoy a relaxed atmosphere or the bustle of the carnival, there is an event to suit everyone. You can also use Ladbrokes to help you book your tickets, check upcoming races, and place bets on your favourite horses. Check out Ladbrokes to see how they can help plan your trip to Caulfield race track today!

There are more interesting articles in our section on Racing & Wagering.

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