Here's the lay of the land for day one and when you need to be in place to watch every race
1.30 Supreme Novices Hurdle
2.10 Arkle Novices' Chase
2.50 Ultima Handicap Chase
3.30 Champion Hurdle
4.10 Boodles Juvenile Handicap Hurdle
4.50 Mares' Hurdle
5.30 National Hunt Chase
And Willie Mullins is on the ground to check on his squad of superstars.
The Closutton trainer could run riot on day one with four clear favourites and one joint- favourite.
Either one of Tullyhill or Mystical Power could kick him off with a win in the Supreme at 1.30.
After that comes Gaelic Warrior in the Arkle before State Man looks to make the most of Constitution Hill not running in the Champion Hurdle.
Lossiemouth looks an absolute good thing in the Mares' Hurdle while Embassy Gardems is vying for favouritism with Corbetts Cross in the final race of the day, the National Hunt Chase, at 5.30.
No wonder bookies are running scared!
And what a week we have in store.
Willie Mullins is going for 100 career winners at Prestbury Park... but the British trainers, headed by Paul Nicholls and Nico de Boinville, won't let him have it all his own way.
Througout the week we will bring you Templegate's and Matt Chapman's top tips all week, plus all the live reaction to the thrills, spills and brilliant winners.
Without further ado, let's get cracking...