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The Queen will be 90 on 21 April and her birthday will be marked throughout the country in a number of different ways.
Queen of the United Kingdom is going to celebrate her 90th birthday next year. Tickets for the events have sold out just hours after being offered to the public.
Organisers had expected the 25,000 places on offer for the extravaganza being staged from 12-15 May in Home Park, Windsor Castle, to go quickly.
The event itself will be a 90-minute spectacular celebrating the life of queen with members of the royal family in attendance on each day and the Queen herself going to the last performance on Sunday, 15 May.
Furthermore, The celebration on each evening will include 900 horses and more than 1,500 participants from the UK and elsewhere covering the major events of the Queen's 90 years. Tickets prices were between £55 and £19. 5, a seat, with the most expensive seats being near the royal enclosure and including entrance to a hospitality suite. Any surplus money raised will go to charity.
That party will be held in the long walk, the imposing road that leads up to the castle itself, and the lucky winners will get the chance to see red-carpet arrivals and watch the final performance on giant screens.
The Queen will be 90 on 21 April and her birthday will be marked throughout the country in a number of different ways.
Simon Brooks-Ward, producer and director, said, “We've been working hard to make this a most unique birthday celebration. We're especially delighted with our plans to offer an extra 5,000 people the chance to be part of the celebrations through our balloted system for tickets on the long walk. This will take place in the New Year.”
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