Race Weekend (Gold)

3rd Jun 2027

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7th Jun 2027

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Package Overview

Race week opens with the final qualifying day — one last charge around the mountain before the racing begins. Then the island shifts gear entirely. Over your first two race days you'll witness some of the most extraordinary motorsport on the planet, played out across 37 miles of closed public roads. The Douglas promenade fills, the grandstands pack out, and the TT delivers the kind of moments that have made it a pilgrimage for fans across the world. Four nights on the island puts you right in the thick of the opening of race week — qualifying, the first two days of racing, and an evening event with special guests to close it out.

Inclusions

Pre-booked arrival transfer
Hotel with daily breakfast
Location transfers throughout your stay
Hospitality tickets with premium viewing and catering
A lap of the TT Mountain Course by coach with a TT personality
Evening event with riders and special guests
Dedicated local on-island support
Optional add-on: foot passenger ferry ticket

Itinerary

+ Thursday 03 June 2027

Arrival Day: Welcome to the Isle of Man. Your pre-booked arrival transfer will be waiting for you, taking you straight to your hotel so you can settle in and get your bearings before the action begins tomorrow. The island is already buzzing — race week starts here.

+ Friday 04 June 2027

Final Qualifying Day: This is it — the last chance for riders to set their times before the racing begins. The mountain course opens for the final qualifying session of the fortnight, and the atmosphere shifts up a gear as riders push harder than ever to secure their starting positions. Your first full day of TT action, and the perfect introduction to what race week has in store. Your transfer to the viewing location departs from your hotel — we'll have you there in plenty of time.

+ Saturday 05 June 2027

Race Day One: The racing begins. Your transfer departs from your hotel, getting you to your viewing location ahead of the first race. Grandstands packed, the mountain course at full noise, and the kind of atmosphere that makes the Isle of Man TT unlike anything else in motorsport. Race week is underway.

+ Sunday 06 June 2027

Race Day Two & An Evening With: Your transfer departs from your hotel for race day two on the mountain course. Then, as the sun goes down, join us for An Evening With... — an intimate event with a very special guest from the world of TT racing. Details to be announced.

+ Monday 07 June 2027

Departure Day: Time to head home — until next year. Your public transport pass will get you to the ferry terminal, or taxis are readily available across the island. Safe travels, and thank you for joining us for TT 2027.

Available Accommodation Options

Rutland Hotel

Located on the seafront at the northern end of Douglas promenade, the 3-star Rutland hotel offers panoramic views across Douglas Bay and a strategic location for TT visitors.

This Victorian-style hotel offers en-suite bathrooms with shower/bath, flatscreen TVs, tea and coffee-making facilities, free Wi-Fi, a bar, and a restaurant that serves up hearty breakfasts and a stupendous Sunday carvery!

The hotel markets itself as ‘biker friendly’ as whilst promenade parking is first come first served, the hotel is well used to the influx of motorbikes and specific needs of fans.

Situated at the quieter end of the promenade, there are still plenty of drinking and eating places within walking distance, but its far enough away from town that you can still get a peaceful night of sleep.

Nearby

Bars and restaurants are within a short walk, and Douglas City Centre is a 20-minute walk along the promenade. The ferry terminal is approximately 5 minutes driving, and with bus stops close by, it remains a convenient location for exploring Douglas and further afield.

There is also a horse tram stop right outside, which can make for a more interesting mode of transport to take you along Douglas promenade!

The main TT grandstand is approximately a 15 – 20 minute walk however it is mostly an uphill climb.

Accessibility

There are 9 external steps from street level, leading up to the hotel entrance and whilst there is a handrail, there is no access ramp.

Whilst there is a lift that services the upper floors, it is quite small and unlikely to accommodate most standard size wheelchairs. Even where using the lift, there are a number of small corridors that feature small sets of internal steps.

The Rutland Hotel is a great choice for those seeking a well-maintained, value-driven stay at the quieter, northern end of Douglas promenade.