The 2024 Grand National Festival in Aintree drink prices have been confirmed
The Grand National 2024 gets underway this weekend with millions of people expected to place money on their favourite horses.
Depending on how the races go, some will be celebrating while others will be commiserating with a drink in hand. And now the drinks prices for the annual event have been revealed, reports the Liverpool Echo.The drink prices for 2024 range from £2.75 for a soft drink to £7.50 for a pint. However, there are multiple bars across the Aintree racecourse so drinks prices may vary depending on where you grab a refreshment, and your beverage of choice.
Meanwhile, the price for a bottle of fizz has stayed around the same, with the price of a bottle of Via Vai Prosecco Brut still £46. Currently, the cheapest bottle of Champagne is available for £85, which is up on last year, though other bars may provide cheaper alternatives. This year some changes have been made to the structure of the Grand National. 34 runners will be selected to compete, instead of 40, in the four miles and two-and-a-half furlongs steeplechase, jumping a total of 30 fences in the hopes of making history.
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