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Hawthorn TT Hospitality 

Overview

Premium TT Viewing at One of the Most Iconic Sections of the Course

Hawthorn offers one of the most exciting and atmospheric viewing locations on the Isle of Man TT course. Positioned on a fast, sweeping section where riders pass just metres away, this spot delivers that unmistakable TT intensity — the sound, the speed, the closeness.

A favourite among TT fans, Hawthorn combines incredible trackside viewing with comfortable indoor seating, great hospitality, and a relaxed social environment — ideal for both first-timers and seasoned racegoers.

What’s Included

  • Exclusive access to the Hawthorn hospitality area
  • Prime trackside viewing just metres from the course
  • Outdoor viewing area with uninterrupted sight of the action
  • Indoor seating area for comfort and relaxation
  • Unlimited alcoholic drinks throughout the session
  • Unlimited tea, coffee & soft drinks
  • Breakfast baps on arrival (morning sessions)
  • Buffet lunch with hot and cold options
  • Afternoon tea with cakes and sweet treats
  • Live commentary so you never miss a moment
  • Big-screen coverage with live timing and race feed
  • Private toilets for hospitality guests
  • On-site parking for hospitality guests (vehicle movement restricted during road closures)
  • On-site team available throughout the day

Important Information

  • On-site parking is included, but vehicles cannot move while the roads are closed.
  • Please arrive before road closures — we recommend at least 1 hour before the session starts.
  • Tickets are non-refundable if racing is cancelled or disrupted due to weather or operational reasons.
  • This is an outdoor venue with indoor access only — please dress appropriately for Manx weather.
  • Tickets are valid only for the date booked.

How to Get There

Hawthorn is located on the TT Course at Greeba between Douglas and Ballacraine.

  • By car: On-site parking is provided for hospitality visitors. Vehicles must remain until the roads reopen.
  • On foot or by bicycle: Access is possible before road closures.
  • By bus: Public transport operates in the area up to road closure times.