How much are F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets for 2026? Official prices for the November 19–21, 2026 race weekend run from $50 for a single Thursday general admission ticket all the way to $28,885 for the Gordon Ramsay at F1 Garage hospitality experience — and every published price already includes taxes and fees.
- Single-day general admission: from $50 (Thursday practice) · $99 (Friday qualifying) · $393 (Saturday race)
- Three-day general admission: from $492 (Flamingo Zone — now sold out) · from $809 (T-Mobile Zone)
- Three-day grandstands: from $925 to $2,051
- Hospitality: from $2,542 (Club Paris) to $28,885 (Gordon Ramsay at F1 Garage)
On the resale market, prices are higher and move daily: as of early October 2026, three-day passes start around $984 on StubHub (roughly double the cheapest face value), while single-day tickets for the Saturday race start around $481–$500. Everything you need — the full price tiers, the weekend schedule, and where to still find tickets — is below.
A note on accuracy: resale prices are an October 2026 snapshot and change daily. Official prices below are fixed per the race organizer’s announcement and already include taxes and fees.
F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026: Dates and Race Schedule
The 2026 Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix runs November 19–21, 2026 on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit — a night race, with sessions running late into the evening to take advantage of cooler track temperatures:
- Thursday, November 19: Free Practice 1 and Free Practice 2
- Friday, November 20: Free Practice 3 and qualifying
- Saturday, November 21: the Grand Prix itself
The 2026 weekend also brings the return of F1 Academy, the all-female support series, which concludes its season on the Strip circuit, plus fan zones, driver appearances and a post-race show at Sphere featuring the Backstreet Boys.
Official 2026 Ticket Prices by Tier
Prices were announced in spring 2026 (public onsale began May 7, with an American Express presale on May 5), and every figure below includes taxes and fees:
General Admission
| Ticket type | Official price (incl. taxes & fees) | Status |
|---|---|---|
| Single-day GA — Thursday practice | from $50 | sold out (Flamingo); other zones from $81 |
| Single-day GA — Friday qualifying | from $99 | limited availability |
| Single-day GA — Saturday race | from $393 | limited availability |
| Three-day GA — Flamingo Zone | from $492 | sold out |
| Three-day GA — T-Mobile Zone | from $809 | on sale |
Grandstands (three-day passes)
| Grandstand | Official price (incl. taxes & fees) |
|---|---|
| Heineken Grandstands | from $925 |
| West Harmon Grandstand | from $1,012 |
| Turn 3 Grandstand (relocated for 2026) | from $1,329 |
| T-Mobile Grandstands | from $1,445 |
| Heineken Silver Main Grandstand | from $2,051 |
Single-day grandstand tickets were added later in 2026, starting at $102 for Thursday (West Harmon / Heineken), $145 for T-Mobile, $147 for Turn 3 and $206 for the Main Grandstand.
Hospitality (three-day packages)
| Experience | Official price (incl. taxes & fees) |
|---|---|
| Club Paris | from $2,542 |
| HGV Clubhouse | from $3,728 |
| Turn 3 Club | from $5,489 |
| Skybox with Heineken Silver Main Grandstand | from $8,377 |
| Bellagio Fountain Club | from $8,400 |
| Trackside Tavern at Paddock Club Rooftop | from $10,902 |
| Wynn Grid Club | from $25,997 |
| Gordon Ramsay at F1 Garage | from $28,885 |
The pattern: single-day Thursday GA at $50 is by far the cheapest way to experience the weekend, while the leap to the Saturday race day ($393 single-day GA, or $925+ for grandstands) is steep. Hospitality pricing at Las Vegas rivals the sport’s most expensive packages anywhere in the world.
Resale Market Snapshot: October 2026
The 2025 Las Vegas Grand Prix sold out, and 2026 demand is tracking the same way — the cheapest Flamingo GA tiers already sold out on the official site. If you’re buying on the secondary market, here’s what early-October 2026 listings looked like:
- Three-day passes: from around $984 on StubHub (T-Mobile Zone GA) — roughly double the $492 Flamingo face value. Listings climb past $3,500 for main-grandstand seats.
- Thursday single-day: from around $112 on StubHub, versus $50–$81 face value.
- Saturday race day only: from around $481–$500, with TicketSmarter reporting an average of about $1,660 per Saturday ticket.
Resale prices typically peak in the final week before the race and can soften in the last 48 hours as sellers get desperate. Related reading: do resale tickets get cheaper on the day of the show?
How to Still Get F1 Las Vegas GP 2026 Tickets
- Check the official site first. Tickets are sold through the official F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix site and Ticketmaster; some grandstand and single-day tiers still had inventory heading into the fall.
- Compare the all-in totals on resale. Every official price above includes taxes and fees; resale listings should too under current FTC rules, so compare totals, not headline prices.
- Consider single-day tickets. If the Saturday race is out of budget, Thursday practice from $50 face value (or ~$112 on resale) gets you trackside for a fraction of the cost.
- Watch for casino and hotel packages. Vegas casinos bundle race tickets with hotel stays — sometimes the effective ticket price beats resale once you factor in the room.
- Use payment plans. The organizer offered flexible payment plans through September 15, 2026; several resale platforms also offer installment checkout.
FAQs
When is the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix?
November 19–21, 2026. Thursday is practice day, Friday is qualifying, and the Grand Prix itself runs on Saturday, November 21 — a night race on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit.
How much are the cheapest F1 Las Vegas GP 2026 tickets?
The cheapest official ticket was $50 for single-day Thursday general admission in the Flamingo Zone, which is now sold out — later-released single-day GA starts at $81 including taxes and fees. On resale in October 2026, Thursday single-day tickets start around $112.
Are F1 Las Vegas GP 2026 ticket prices all-inclusive?
Yes — every official 2026 price published by the race organizer includes taxes and fees, so the number you see is the number you pay. Resale marketplaces are also required to display all-in totals under federal rules.
Is the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix sold out?
Not entirely, but the cheapest tiers are gone: Flamingo Zone three-day and single-day GA sold out, and the 2025 edition sold out completely. Expect remaining inventory to tighten as race week approaches.
How much is hospitality at the 2026 Las Vegas GP?
Official hospitality starts at $2,542 for Club Paris and tops out at $28,885 for the Gordon Ramsay at F1 Garage experience, with the Wynn Grid Club at $25,997 in between. All packages are three-day and include taxes and fees.
