Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets & packages

Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets 2026: the short version

Face-value tickets for the Nov 19–21, 2026 race are sold by the organizer at f1lasvegasgp.com. There are four levels, and every ticket is tied to one viewing zone around the Strip Circuit:

• General admission: standing room, first come first served. Single-day from $81.
• Grandstands: your own assigned seat. Single-day from $99.
• Hospitality: a club or suite with food and drinks. Single-day from $1,383.
• Grand Prix Trio: three nights from three different views, grandstand plus hospitality. Silver from $3,178; Gold and Platinum are sold out.

Those are the lowest starting prices the organizer lists, including taxes and fees. Popular options sell out: Flamingo Zone GA (single-day from $50) is already gone for 2026.

2026 starting prices compared

Level	Ticket	Zone	From
General admission	T-Mobile General Admission	T-Mobile Zone at Sphere	$81 / day
General admission	Flamingo General Admission	Flamingo Zone by Caesars Rewards	Sold out
Grandstand	Lewis Hamilton Grandstand	The Performance Zone, Turn 17	$99 / day
Grandstand	Heineken Silver Main Grandstand	East Harmon Zone, start/finish	$206 / day
Grandstand	Heineken Grandstands	Koval Zone by Heineken	$102 / day (Fri sold out)
Grandstand	Turn 3 Grandstand	Koval Zone by Heineken	$147 / day (3-day sold out)
Grandstand	T-Mobile Grandstands	T-Mobile Zone at Sphere	$145 / day
Hospitality	Skybox	East Harmon Zone	$1,383 / day
Hospitality	Trackside Tavern presented by Paramount+	Grand Prix Plaza Zone	$2,726 (Fri)
Hospitality	HGV Clubhouse	Hilton Grand Vacations Zone	$3,728 (3-day)
Hospitality	Bellagio Fountain Club	MGM Zone	$8,400 (3-day)
Hospitality	Club Paris, Turn 3 Club, Wynn Grid Club, Gordon Ramsay at F1 Garage, Paddock Club Suites		Sold out
Package	Grand Prix Trio Silver	Three zones	$3,178
Package	Grand Prix Trio Gold, Grand Prix Trio Platinum	Three zones	Sold out
Add-on	Additional experiences	Varies	$198

Hospitality prices and sold-out status were rechecked Oct 27, 2026, 11:00–11:03 PM PT; grandstand prices and the Grand Prix Trio tiers were rechecked Oct 27, 2026, 11:22 PM PT on the organizer’s grandstands and Grand Prix Trio pages. Check the organizer for current prices.

Single-day tickets

Most tickets are sold one night at a time: general admission from $81, grandstands from $99, and some hospitality (Skybox from $1,383, Trackside Tavern Friday from $2,726). Prices vary by night and seat; the organizer’s site shows each one.

How to choose

• On a budget: general admission. See zone passes & general admission.
• Want a seat and a fixed view: a grandstand. See grandstand seating.
• Want food, drinks and a warm room: club hospitality. See F1 Las Vegas hospitality packages.
• Once-in-a-lifetime: see VIP packages.

More detail on buying safely and resale is in our ticket information guide.

Buying tips

1. Check the organizer’s site first. It lists every zone and the current price.
2. Payment plans are over for 2026. The organizer required them to be paid in full by Sept 15.
3. Check what your zone can see. Each zone covers a different part of the track; you can’t move between zones.
4. Budget for the rest of the trip: a room, food and getting around. See where to stay.
5. Dress warmly. All three nights are outdoors in November. See weather and what to wear.

Prices: the organizer’s tickets, general admission, grandstands and hospitality pages, checked Oct 27, 2026, 11:00–11:22 PM PT (hospitality, grandstands, general admission and Grand Prix Trio rechecked that night). Where the organizer doesn’t list a starting price, we don’t print one. Prices and availability change; confirm before you buy. Formula.Vegas doesn’t sell tickets and earns nothing from them.