Las Vegas F1 tickets are the most expensive Grand Prix tickets that the sport has ever seen.
Unsurprisingly, this is one of the few Formula 1 events of the season that is not yet sold out.
This guide provides all the info you need to know before buying Vegas GP tickets.
It includes details on the different ticket types, zones, prices, packages, pre-sales, grandstands, general admission, hospitality options and more.
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When is the Las Vegas Grand Prix?
The 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place from Thursday 16th to Saturday 18th November. See the full Las Vegas F1 schedule for details on timings and what on-track action will take place each day.
Dates for next year’s 2024 Las Vegas GP have already been confirmed as Thursday 21st to Saturday 23rd November.
Where to buy Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets
The best place to purchase tickets for the Las Vegas Grand Prix is the official Vegas GP website.
If they sell out on the website, some resellers may have tickets available. But these resellers are always likely to charge more.
When do Vegas F1 tickets go on sale?
For the 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix, tickets went on sale in 3 phases.
Phase 1 went live on 5 November 2022 at 10am, with only a very small number of tickets initially available.
Phase 2, the main Las Vegas GP ticket sale, went live to the public on March 24 at 10am PST.
Phase 3 of the Vegas F1 ticket release went live on June 9 at 10am PST.
It’s likely that for the 2024 Vegas Grand Prix the ticket sales will be structured in a similar way.
Sign up to the mailing list on the official Vegas GP website and you’ll be notified of ticket release dates in advance.
Las Vegas F1 Amex Presale
American Express card holders have access to a Las Vegas F1 ticket presale that usually takes place a couple of days before each phase of the main public sale starts.
Call the 1-800 number on the back of your card to speak to a rep who should be able to confirm how you get access to this presale. You should receive a link via email, and you have to checkout with your Amex card.
There are some Vegas GP Amex Presale FAQs here.
For the 2023 Vegas F1, there were three Amex Presales.
The first took place on November 1st 2022, 4 days before they went on sale to the public.
The second was from the 20th to the 22nd March, giving members access to purchase tickets 2 days before they went on sale to the public.
A third round of Vegas F1 Amex presale took place from the 7th – 9th June 2023.
Las Vegas GP Priority Interest List Presale
Before Phase 1 of the ticket release goes live you have a chance to sign up to the priority interest list on the Vegas GP website.
To do this you have to donate a ‘lucky’ $7.77 to the Las Vegas Grand Prix charity foundation on Ticketmaster, but only a small number of these priority interest tickets were available.
Getting on the Vegas F1 priority interest list means you’ll be emailed a code to access a pre-sale the day before the first ticket release goes live to the public.
The General Admission tickets are the ones that sell out the quickest. So try and get on the pre-sale list for 2024 if you want to score a GA ticket.
Is the Las Vegas Grand Prix sold out?
Unlike most other F1 events this season, the Las Vegas Grand Prix is not sold out. At the time of writing this less than a month before the race, almost all grandstands still have tickets available.
The tickets that have sold out for the Las Vegas GP are the General Admission tickets. These are the cheapest 3-day tickets going, but still cost $500.
Las Vegas F1 ticket types
There are 3 main types of tickets available for the F1 in Vegas:
- General Admission Tickets
- Grandstand Tickets
- Hospitality / VIP tickets
The Las Vegas track layout is split in to a number of different spectator zones.
Whichever ticket you buy will only get you access to a specific zone. Unless you have the most exclusive VIP tickets, you will not be able to roam around the circuit or enter different zones.
There’s no official parking tickets available at the circuit. Read my guide to the Vegas F1 parking options for more info on parking nearby.
General Admission tickets
General Admission tickets are the cheapest 3-day ticket available, costing $500.
With these tickets you only get access to the T-Mobile Zone at Sphere. Standing Room Only trackside viewing on the left-hand side of Turn 7 is the only place you’ll be able to see the track.
You also have access to the Vegas F1 concerts across the weekend within the Sphere., and ‘free’ food and non-alcoholic drink all weekend.
See my full guide to the Las Vegas F1 General Admission tickets.
Grandstand tickets
Las Vegas GP grandstands are available in 4 different zones:
- T-Mobile Zone at Sphere
- East Harmon Zone
- West Harmon Zone
- Mirage Zone
A grandstand ticket gets you a reserved seat in the chosen grandstand. Tickets for the grandstands come in 3, 4 or single-day options.
As mentioned before, you will only have access to the zone which your grandstand is in. You will be able to access the Fan Area and concerts within your zone. Includes food and non-alcoholic drink.
See my full guide to the Las Vegas F1 Grandstands for seating plans, details on the different views and my tips for getting the best seats in each stand.
Hospitality
There is no shortage of VIP or Hospitality options at the Las Vegas GP. In fact this race more than any other on the Formula 1 calendar caters largely for the rich and wealthy.
The VIP options are split in to three categories:
- Shared premium hospitality clubs
- Private suites
- Luxury hospitality experiences
For more info on all of the VIP offerings, visit the Vegas GP website.
Additionally, some of the biggest hotels and casinos around the track are offering some ultra-exclusive Vegas F1 Hotel Packages. Some of these cost over $1 million!
How much are Las Vegas F1 tickets?
I’ve pulled together the prices for the different Las Vegas F1 tickets for both General Admission and grandstands, from the official Vegas GP website. Resellers are likely to charge more than the prices below.
There’s a range of prices in some stands as the seats in the higher rows usually cost more.
The West Harmon Zone grandstands were the cheapest and as a result, these are the only ones to have sold out.
| 2023 Las Vegas Grand Prix Ticket Prices - oversteer48 | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Ticket Type | 3-day | 4-day | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | |
| General Admission | $500 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
| T-Mobile Zone at Sphere |
All | $2180 | N/A | $200 - $324 |
$449 - $550 |
$1169 - $1300 |
| East Harmon Zone |
PG1 Main Grandstand | N/A | $2450 - $2725 |
N/A | N/A | N/A |
| PG2 | $2725 | N/A | $250 - $299 |
$564 | $1469 - $1569 |
|
| PG3 | $2507 | N/A | $235 | $810 | $1500 | |
| PG4 | $2507 | N/A | $235 | $810 | $1500 | |
| West Harmon Zone |
All | $1500 - $1800 |
N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Mirage Zone |
Mirage Grandstand | $2398 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Mirage VIP Grandstand | $4000 | N/A | N/A | N/A | N/A | |
Vegas F1 ticket discount for Nevada residents
Nevada Residents were eligible for a discounted single-day ticket. Prices started at just $200 for a grandstand seat for a single day.
Residents had to provide their ZIP code and the discounted tickets could only be purchased from 7am to midnight on October 6th.
Can you watch the Vegas F1 race from the street?
Unfortunately all of the sidewalks and pedestrian bridges around Las Vegas Boulevard and the rest of the circuit will have fences erected next to them. You won’t be able to see the Vegas F1 race from the street without a ticket.
However, bars and restaurants that line the circuit are paying a $50,000 license fee which gives them an unobstructed view of the track and a live feed of the race.
That means that you might be able to find a spot in a bar or restaurant where you can just see a little bit of the action, but expect to pay a hefty cover charge.
Can you watch the Vegas F1 race from a hotel room?
There are dozens of Vegas hotels that line the F1 circuit. Those with a view of the track will be charging highly inflated room rates for the dates of the Grand Prix.
But pay the fee and there’ll be nothing stopping you seeing the action from your room.
Can you resell Las Vegas F1 tickets?
The official way to sell Las Vegas F1 tickets is through the Ticketmaster page, as long as you purchased them from there in the first place.
You need to first select your tickets on the Vegas GP website, as if you were buying them again. When you get through to the Ticketmaster seat selection page, click the Sell tickets button at the top.
Then you can add your ticket barcode and go through the process of reselling them. This is not a refund, it’s simply a way for them to be listed as official resale tickets.
You could also use this Facebook group or the monthly ticket buy / sell thread on the Grand Prix Travel sub-Reddit. As ever, watch out for scammers.
