Henley Regatta Tickets 2023

The HRR dates 2023 will be Tuesday 27 June to Sunday 2 July.

Traditionally, the Regatta Enclosure has welcomed the general public.

Regatta Enclosure Badges for this top rowing event, held yearly on the river Thames, are hard to find. The Henley Regatta dates are 6 days (Tuesday to Sunday) over the first weekend in July.

Also known as the Henley Royal Regatta, this annual sell-out event is held on the River Thames by the town of Henley-on-Thames. It attracts international rowing crews and thousands of spectators.

Why not treat VIP guests to hospitality, an experience they will never forget and enjoy the best vantage points with a VIP hospitality package?

Henley Royal Regatta is one of the significant events in the social calendar of the upper class in England. Consequently, competition for the limited number of Henley Regatta tickets in 2023 is very high, particularly for the fifth and final day.

Due to the extremely high demand, we would recommend you book today online or call UK 0203 070 3997

The Henley Royal Regatta is one of the most prestigious rowing events in the world. If you’re a rower or just a fan, it’s no secret that tickets for this regatta sell out quickly.

If you’ve tried to buy tickets before, you probably know how difficult it can be. However, Ticketstosee.com has made it easier to get your hands on those hard-to-get tickets this year.

We make buying tickets for the Henley Royal Regatta easy and hassle-free through our website and phone support staff.

We offer three tickets: the Regatta Enclosure, Stewards Enclosure, and Henley Hospitality, each with unique perks and benefits. These include access to all areas of the Course (including the famous stretch between Temple Island and Christ Church Meadows)

Our website features an easy-to-use interface that allows you to browse available dates and purchase tickets with just a few clicks. We also offer phone support if you prefer an old-fashioned conversation about your options before making a purchase.

The Henley Royal Regatta is a world-renowned rowing event, and getting tickets can be challenging.

We know how difficult it can be to get the tickets you want, so we’ve made it easy: just visit our website and find the seats you want. We’ll take care of everything else—you need to sit back and enjoy the race!

We offer three tickets: the Regatta Enclosure, the Stewards Enclosure, and Henley Regatta Hospitality. Each type is designed with your needs in mind. For example, if you’re looking for an all-inclusive experience, our Henley Hospitality ticket package includes food and drinks at one of our partner restaurants.

We know that every rower and fan has unique tastes and preferences when attending this historic event. That’s why we offer an incredible selection of seats—from premium enclosures to family-friendly packages!

Our website is easy to use—click the “Buy Tickets” button on our homepage and choose which area you want to sit in. From there, select which ticket package best suits your needs! You’ll receive an email confirmation within

• The Old Course, used from 1839 to 1885, started on the Berkshire side at the upstream end of Temple Island and extended upstream for about 1 mile and 550 yards to finish near Henley Bridge.
• The New Course was inaugurated in 1886, and, simultaneously, the number of crews in the heat was reduced to two. The New Course started on the Buckinghamshire side near the downstream end of Temple Island and finished at Poplar Point. It was piled and eventually boomed throughout and included two slight angles.
• The Experimental Course – the first to be in a straight line – was only 1 mile and 440 yards long and was tried in 1923. The Start was on the Berkshire side of the Island and the Finish a short distance upstream of Poplar Point.
• The Straight Course, first used in 1924, necessitated the removal of part of Temple Island and part of the opposite Berkshire bank. This Course is the same length as the “Old” and “New” Courses, is 80 feet wide, and runs straight from below the Berkshire side of Temple Island to finish at Poplar Point. It is the Straight Course which is still in use today.

The standard length of the Course is 1 mile 550 yards which was the longest distance of open water that could be obtained in 1839 on the Henley Reach. The distance from the start-line to Remenham Barrier is 2,089 feet, to Fawley 3,435 feet and to the winning post 6,930 feet, which is 1 mile 550 yards. The length of the second part of the Course – from Fawley to the winning post – remains sixty feet longer than the first part – from the Start to Fawley.

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