1. From the North (M1)

Exit M1 at J15A. Take A43 southbound, to M40 at J10, southbound. Exit M40 at J4 for A404 and A404 (M). Join M4 eastbound. Exit M4 at J6 for A332 (Windsor bypass). Follow signs to Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

2. From A1, Hertfordshire & East Anglia

Join M25 anti-clockwise. Exit at J13 and roundabout and follow signs for Egham and A30. At Egham roundabout, take bypass. Leave A30 about 3.5 miles from motorway, turning right onto the A329. Follow signs to Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

3. From the Midlands (M40)

Exit M40 at J4 for A404 and A404(M). Join M4, eastbound. Exit M4 at J6 for A332 (Windsor bypass). Follow signs to Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

4. From London, either:

(a) Join M4, westbound, and exit M4 at J6 for A332 (Windsor Bypass). Follow signs to Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

Or

(b) Join M3 Westbound and exit M3 at J3 for A322 (Bracknell) and A332 Follow signs to Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

5. From Kent and Sussex, etc

Join M25 clockwise. Either,

(a) During peak hours: exit M25 at J11 and take A320 and A319 to Chobham. At Chobham, take B383 for Sunningdale. At Sunningdale, turn left at the A30 and, one mile further on, turn right onto the A330, which goes directly to Ascot Racecourse.

Or

(b) Outside peak hours: exit M25 at J12 for M3, Westbound. Exit M3 at J3 for A322 (Bracknell) and A332. Take A332 and follow signs to Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

6. From the South and West Country (M3)

Exit M3 at J3 for A322 (Bracknell) and A332. Take A332 and follow signs to Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

7. From South Wales (M4)

Exit M4 at J10 for A329(M). At end of Motorway follow the A329 through Bracknell for Ascot and Ascot racecourse.

The Exhibition entrance is a 500 yard walk from Ascot Railway station. A taxi cab office is located outside the railway station.

1. Ascot Railway station is served by the main Reading to London Waterloo line and by a branch line to Guildford. The normal journey time to Ascot from Waterloo is 47 mins; from Ascot to Reading 27mins; and from Ascot to Guildford 1h 2mins. Each of these services is operated by South West Trains.

2. From Reading station, there is an extensive network of through train services covering intermediate stations to many parts of the UK to the south, Virgin trains operates services to Basingstoke, Southampton, Bournemouth and Brighton to the southwest, First Great Western operate services to: Bristol Templemead; Taunton; Exeter; Plymouth, and Penzance to the west and to Wales, First Great Western also operate services to: Didcot, Worcester and Hereford; and to Swindon, Bath,  Bristol Parkway, Cardiff and Swansea. To the North of England and to Scotland, Virgin Trains operate services to: Birmingham (New Street); Crewe; Manchester (Piccadilly); Carlisle and Glasgow, as well as to York, Newcastle and Edinburgh.

3. Through train services from Guildford are less extensive but include southbound services to Alton and Portsmouth (Each operated by South West Trains; and eastbound services to Dorking, Redhill and / or Gatwick, operated by both Virgin Trains and First Great Western.

4. There are several other interlinking lines between: Ascot and Waterloo; Ascot and Reading, and Ascot and Guildford. These links include:-

Ascot to Staines, for Staines to Windsor services (South West Trains).

Ascot to Feltham, for Feltham to Kew/Barnes Bridge services (South West Trains).

Ascot to Richmond, for Richmond to West London (London Transport Railways).

Ascot to Virginia Water, for Virginia Water to Weybridge services (South West Trains).

Ascot to Aldershot, for Aldershot to Alton services (South West Trains).

Ascot to Wokingham, for Wokingham to Redhill and/or Gatwick services (i.e. Virgin Trains and First Great Western).

Note: for each of the 3 days of the Exhibition, train timetables will differ markedly from one day to another. When planning your journey, therefore, visitors intending

to travel by train should check carefully with the train operating companies or National Rail Helpline on

08457 484950