Where to get Canadian Grand Prix tickets, and when do they go on sale?
All that info, and more, below.
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Where to buy Canadian Grand Prix tickets
Official ticket source
The official place to buy Canadian Grand Prix tickets is on the official GPCanada website.
However, these almost always sell out straight away.
Other ticket sources
If you can’t get tickets through the official website link above, I would recommend buying Canadian GP tickets through Stubhub.
I bought my 2026 Canadian GP tickets through Stubhub and had a fantastic experience. In total I bought 13 tickets through them, and each of them worked perfectly.
They also have a very robust FanProtect guarantee which keeps your money and tickets fully protected. They also have hundreds of Canadian GP tickets for sale at the moment.
When do the Canadian Grand Prix tickets go on sale?
Last year tickets went on sale for the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix on Friday 19th September. For the years prior to that, Canadian Grand Prix tickets have gone on sale at the end of July the year before the event.
Tickets sell out very quickly. If that’s the case don’t worry as you can still buy them on StubHub even when they’re sold out elsewhere.
Can you buy Canadian Grand Prix tickets on the gate?
You can’t buy Canadian Grand Prix tickets on any of the Canada GP entrance gates on the day of the event. You need to have pre-purchased them in advance.
Is Montreal F1 General Admission worth it?
General Admission tickets are the cheapest way to get access to the Canadian F1 event. But are they worth it? Unfortunately the views from the General Admission areas around the Circuit Gilles Villeneuve track layout are pretty poor, meaning they’re not great value. I definitely wouldn’t recommend it.
Read my full guide to General Admission at the Montreal Grand Prix for more info on what you can expect to see (or not) and that will help you decide whether they’re worth it.
Why have prices gone up so much?
We’ve mainly got Drive to Survive to thank for this one. The Netflix series has introduced the sport to a huge number of new fans and its popularity has increased all over the world.
Whereas previously circuits would struggle to sell out the Sunday of an F1 weekend, now they’re selling out all three days within a matter of minutes. Especially with the introduction of more sprint weekends.
With that increase in demand comes an increase in Canadian Grand Prix ticket prices.
Im sorry if I missed it but the prices you listed were for one day in 2024, the Sunday, or all 3 days (i’m talking about the grandstands that dont specify)?