01 — The 2026 fair
Name Frieze London and the dated ticket
Frieze's official current information lists Frieze London from Wednesday 14 to Sunday 18 October 2026 at The Regent's Park. Its visitor guidance places this fair in the south of the park at London NW1 4LL, which FCET records with the passenger's ticket date. Frieze Masters operates at a different site in the park. A combined ticket may involve both fairs, but that does not make their locations interchangeable; the itinerary names each booked fair and keeps any movement between them subject to the passenger's current ticket information.
The passenger's admission time, gallery meeting or hosted appointment sets the useful arrival target. FCET works back to the collection address and records every traveller, avoiding a generic Frieze Week instruction that leaves the assigned chauffeur without the correct fair or commitment. The NW1 4LL listing identifies Frieze London, not a guaranteed kerb position. Current organiser information completes the pedestrian approach, while the chauffeur confirms a lawful public handover reference for the date and time booked.

02 — Service on the day
The named fair stays clear within Frieze Week
The itinerary records Frieze London, the dated ticket and the passenger's onward address, keeping this fair distinct from Frieze Masters, gallery visits and other appointments across the week.
03 — Frieze Week diary
Give every gallery and evening event its own address
A fair visit can sit among gallery appointments, lunches, previews and evening events elsewhere in London. Those destinations are entered individually with their scheduled order, allowing the car plan to serve the passenger's actual diary without presenting the whole week as one venue. If a collector, adviser and guest follow different programmes, each vehicle receives a named group and onward address. One authorised contact coordinates amendments, and the change is applied only where it affects that car's passengers and sequence.
Catalogues, day bags, coats and hotel luggage are declared with the full passenger count. The busiest sector governs vehicle choice, especially when an evening return includes cases collected from accommodation or belongings that were absent on the morning journey. First Class can suit one or two passengers, while XL may suit a small group with a larger declared load. Artwork, oversized packaging and specialist items require separate discussion before confirmation and are never assumed to fit in a passenger vehicle.
04 — After the event
The collection sequence at The Regent's Park
- Current ticket and event directions identify the usable public approach.
- The chauffeur confirms a public reference with the lead passenger.
- The party boards only after a lawful position is confirmed.

05 — Continue the itinerary
Related journeys for Frieze London
06 — After the fair
Confirm one public meeting reference
The return plan records the named fair, lead passenger, intended departure window and complete onward address. FCET confirms the usable public reference before the party begins its walk, without assuming access to the park, fair infrastructure or the same road position used on arrival. A visit to Frieze Masters or another Frieze Week destination becomes a separate movement. That distinction keeps the driver focused on the next actual address and leaves ticket-controlled routes, fair entry and any organiser transport with the applicable event instructions.
Before departure, FCET checks the 14–18 October 2026 edition, the passenger's ticketed day, collection address, group, belongings and next commitment. A revised appointment is added through the lead passenger so the chauffeur works from one current sequence. The agreed price follows the confirmed vehicles and sectors. Added stops or divided groups are assessed before the journey changes, while admission, fair transfers and controlled access remain matters for Frieze and the passenger's current tickets.
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