The Las Vegas Grand Prix announced its timetable for selling tickets for this year’s race, along with pricing info. And while much is being made of a $50 entry price, the reality is that the race is still pretty expensive.
The race will take place November 19-21 on the streets of Las Vegas. The cheapest price in 2024 was $150 for a general admission ticket for the practice session on Thursday. In 2025, F1 lowered that price to $50, and is maintaining that price this year.
But for the qualifying session on Friday, that price jumps to $99, and for the main race on Sunday, general admission tickets will start at $393. Three-day tickets start at $492, a $149 discount from the single-day price.
When will tickets go on sale?
First, fans who place a deposit will get the best prices and pay no fees, and will have access to a designated time slot. Deposits are $50 per ticket for general admission, $100 for grandstands, and $500 for hospitality options. Deposits must be made by April 30 in order to be valid.
For fans who don’t place a deposit, American Express will have a presale for cardmembers on Tuesday, May 5 at 8am PT. The public onsale will start on Thursday, May 5 at 10am PT.
For more information about tickets and prices, check out F1’s website by clicking here.
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