How to buy Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets: dates, prices and viewing options

The Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix returns to Nevada in 2026, with three nights of track action taking place on the famous Strip from 19 to 21 November.

Max Verstappen, Lewis Hamilton and Lando Norris are among the motorsport stars expected to race at high speed beneath the city’s neon lights.

The event will begin on Thursday, 19 November, with Free Practice 1 and Free Practice 2 at the Las Vegas Strip Circuit in Las Vegas, United States. Friday, 20 November, will feature Free Practice 3 and qualifying, before the race itself takes place on Saturday, 21 November.

Official tickets are available through the Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix’s official website and Ticketmaster. Buying through those primary channels gives fans the best opportunity to choose from general admission areas and reserved grandstand seats.

If the official allocation sells out, secondary resale platforms such as StubHub provide an alternative, including for late bookings. Prices on resale sites vary according to demand and the location of the seat.

Ticket prices

On the official ticket portal, one-day general admission starts at $50 for Thursday’s practice sessions, $99 for Friday’s qualifying and $393 for Saturday’s race.

Three-day general admission passes in the Flamingo Zone start at $492. Reserved grandstand tickets are available through official channels from $925.

StubHub’s secondary-market prices start at about $150 for one-day passes and $350 for multi-day options. Those prices depend on demand and the seats selected.

Circuit and viewing areas

The Las Vegas Grand Prix is held on a 3.8-mile street circuit with 17 corners and a long straight running along the city’s well-known Las Vegas Boulevard.

The route takes drivers past landmarks and resorts including Bellagio, Caesars Palace and The Venetian. Top speeds exceed 212 miles per hour along the Strip, while overtaking attempts at Turn 14 are among the key features of the race.

General admission is the most budget-friendly way to attend. Passes beginning in the Flamingo Zone provide access to standing areas, large video screens, interactive fan zones and live entertainment.

Reserved grandstands, including the Heineken and T-Mobile areas, offer assigned seating with direct views of major overtaking points and acceleration zones.

Harry Reid International Airport is only a few minutes from the circuit. Spectators are advised to consider the monorail or ride-sharing services when travelling to the circuit entrances.

Booking early offers the best chance of securing the lowest available prices for the night-time event.