The Preakness Stakes Interactive Seating Chart | Pimlico Race Course

Clubhouse Seating at Preakness Stakes | Pimlico Race Course

Clubhouse seating is divided into Clubhouse Box, Clubhouse Turn Reserved, and Clubhouse Turn Suite seating. The Clubhouse Box goes 40 rows deep and is positioned just after the finish line, offering an exciting perspective for the race’s photo finish. All Clubhouse seating grants fans access to InfieldFest and nearby food & beverage concessions.

The Clubhouse seating at the Preakness Stakes contains sections 111-119, 312-321, and Mezzanine sections 212, 218, and 220. The Clubhouse seating is positioned much closer to the Finish Line, Winner Circle, and the First Turn. Unlike the Grandstand, the Clubhouse has full boxes, each typically containing 6 seats. There are eight-seat boxes on the 3rd floor of the Finish Line area, which are some of the most expensive seats at the Derby.

The 3rd Floor boxes offer the best views and amenities (more bathrooms and better food and beverage options), but the 1st floor is more festive and lively because it is closer to the track. What is unique about the Clubhouse seating at the Preakness Stakes is that you can always move down from your level or floor. For example, if you have a ticket to the 3rd floor, you also have access to the 2nd and 1st floors, including the Grandstand sections.

Concourse Seating at the Preakness Stakes | Pimlico Race Course

Concourse seating is located along the homestretch between the starting gate and the 1/16th pole. The Concourse Box and Concourse Apron Box (29-102) are each outdoors on the first level of the venue, while the Concourse Reserved section is located on Level 2 and is covered for those looking to protect themselves from the elements if the weather isn’t agreeable.

Grandstand Seating at Preakness Stakes | Pimlico Race Course

The Grandstand Seating at the Preakness Stakes contains sections Grandstand Upper Reserved, Grandstand Apron Box (Boxes 1-90 are available), Grandstand Upper Box, and Grandstand Lower Box. All Grandstand seating includes access to InfieldFest, as well as nearby wagering and concessions.

Aside from the Infield, these are the cheapest seats at the Preakness Stakes. Cheap, of course, is a relative term when discussing Preakness Stakes tickets, so face value prices range from $135-385 dollars, depending on how close the section is to the Finish Line. Unlike other seating areas, you cannot move to other sections of the Pimlico Race Course with Grandstand tickets.

The Grandstand Upper Reserved and Grandstand Upper Box sections are indoors, so if you’re looking to escape the rain or sun, this is a good value.

The Grandstand Lower Box offers fans the most captivating views, the closest to the finish line of all Grandstand seating.

Premium Seating at Preakness Stakes | Pimlico Race Course

The Clubhouse Turn Reserved seating is located on the venue’s first level, is outdoors, and is covered, so you’re protected from the elements while still close to the action in the open air. The Hall of Fame Dining Room tickets offer fans an elegant buffet and first-class seating in the dining room of an indoor clubhouse.

The Sports Palace Dining Room is a climate-controlled area on the concourse level with over 50 HD TV screens, an all-inclusive luncheon, an open beer & wine bar, and nearby wagering windows. It offers a great, elevated view of the finish line. The Terrace Dining Room includes four-star dining while overlooking the track on its second level, and the Sports Palace Reserved seating area in front of the Terrace Dining Room gives fans the best elevated view from just above the finish line.

The Turfside Terrace is an indoor seating area just off the Race Course’s turf track in the Preakness Village area. Seats from right up on the action are available for purchase as a table of 10 OR individual tickets, while supplies last. These premium seats include an all-inclusive gourmet luncheon, access to an open beer & wine bar, access to the Maker’s Mark Lounge, and yard games.