Cheapest F1 Tickets 2027: The Lowest 1-Day and 3-Day Price at Every Grand Prix

The cheapest way to see Formula 1 in 2027 is a single day of general admission in Jeddah, Monza or Monaco, and the cheapest full weekend is general admission at Jeddah, Suzuka or Monza. We read the lowest official price at all 24 races on the 2027 calendar on 8 November 2026, from the promoters' own shops, and converted each one to US dollars.

How we priced it

• 1-day means one day on which Formula 1 cars run (Friday, Saturday or Sunday at most races; Thursday to Saturday at Las Vegas). Thursday-only tickets get their own section below.
• 3-day means the cheapest Friday-to-Sunday ticket on sale. At Melbourne that is hospitality, because the cheaper four-day tickets had run out; the table says so.
• Prices are adult face value as the promoter lists them. Fees are excluded unless the seller includes them, and Spa adds a €20 administration fee to the first order.
• US dollar figures are rounded. Euro, pound, yen, Australian dollar, Singapore dollar, peso, real and yuan use the European Central Bank's reference rates of 6 November 2026. The Gulf currencies, which are pegged to the dollar, use the U.S. Treasury's reporting rates of 30 September 2026. Your card will charge its own rate.
• A 2026 price is never shown as a 2027 price. Those rows say "2026" in the price column and stay out of the rankings.

Table 1: the cheapest 1-day ticket at every 2027 race

On 8 November 2026 the cheapest 2026 single day at Las Vegas was a grandstand from $102; general admission was listed from $648 a day (Las Vegas GP). When that sale opened in March 2026, the promoter announced single-day general admission from $50, so prices move during a sale.

The cheapest 1-day F1 tickets of 2027, ranked

Only eight races had published a 2027 price for a single day with F1 cars on track, so this list stops at eight. Suzuka's ¥11,000 Thursday-and-Friday ticket (about $69) is the cheapest way to see Friday running there, but it covers two days, so it sits outside the ranking.

The cheapest day is almost always Friday, when the cars are on track for practice and, at sprint weekends, sprint qualifying. Race day costs more everywhere: Jeddah's general admission is SAR 300 on Day 3 (Saudi Arabian GP), Monza's lawn is €100 on Sunday (price list), Monaco's Rocher is €200 on Sunday (ACM), Melbourne's Park Pass is A$220 on Sunday (Australian GP), Spa's Bronze is €190 on Sunday (Spa) and Silverstone's general admission is £289 on Sunday (Silverstone).

Table 2: the cheapest 3-day ticket at every 2027 race

COTA's page lists "2027 Grounds Passes" at "365+" with no currency, fee note or day count. COTA sells through Ticketmaster in the US, so we read it as US dollars, but check the checkout. Baku prints its "International Price" in US dollars and does not state how many days its grandstand tickets cover.

The cheapest 3-day F1 tickets of 2027, ranked

Ranked from the 2027 prices above that were on sale, or had a sale date, on 8 November 2026. Sold-out and exhausted tickets (Monaco's packs, Melbourne's four-day Park Pass and grandstands) are left out, and so is Melbourne's cheapest 3-day ticket, which is hospitality at A$2,450.

Just outside: Baku's Filarmoniya grandstand at $400 (early bird to 16 November), Silverstone general admission at £349 and Singapore's Zone 4 Walkabout at S$598 (both about $467), Madrid's Bronze grandstands at €435 (about $486) and Miami's team grandstands at $685.

Two things stand out. Bahrain at number four is a reserved grandstand seat, not general admission (BIC). Its deeper 20% Early Bird ran "until 12 midnight on Sunday, 18 October" (BIC), so the 15% price is what is left. And Baku's figure is an early-bird price that ends on 16 November 2026, after which the same seat is $490 (Baku City Circuit).

Our take: if you want the cheapest race weekend of 2027 in Europe, Monza is it, and if you can stand on a lawn, Spielberg and Budapest are close behind at €170.

Races with only 2026 prices, or none

• 2026 prices only: Shanghai, São Paulo, Las Vegas, Lusail and Abu Dhabi. The Las Vegas single-day, Lusail and Abu Dhabi figures are live prices for 2026 races that had not yet run on 8 November 2026; the Las Vegas 3-day figure is its March 2026 launch price. Shanghai's come from the Shanghai government's copy of the promoter's 2026 price list, and São Paulo's from the promoter's October 2026 notice.
• No price at all: Montreal, whose general sale was postponed; Istanbul, which has only the F1 store waitlist. Portimão is a special case: its home page shows "GA & GRANDSTANDS From 1,254.32" without stating a currency, so we cannot convert it, and its event page carries a "Phase 1 Sold Out, Grandstands & General Admission" banner.
• Partial: Miami has grandstand prices but its Campus Pass, the general admission ticket, takes only a $100 deposit so far. Austin, Baku, Bahrain and Mexico City publish weekend prices but no single-day price, and Singapore sells single days only on its wheelchair accessible platforms.

In 2026 a Friday in Shanghai's H/K grandstand was ¥330 (about $49) and three days on the C/F/J grass banks were ¥480 (about $72). That weekend price is below every 2027 weekend price in this guide. Those are 2026 prices and the 2027 list has not been published. Our take: if Shanghai holds anything like those prices, it will be one of the cheapest weekends of 2027.

Cheaper still: children, under-23s and Thursdays

Junior and child tickets

Suzuka's free pass for 16 to 23 year olds

Suzuka Circuit's 16-23 ZERO Yen Pass is the only free F1 track-day ticket we found for 2027. Anyone born between 12 April 2003 and 1 April 2012 can apply for free entry on Thursday 8 and Friday 9 April 2027. On Friday that means watching practice and sprint qualifying from the West Area. Apply on MobilityStation between 11:00 on 20 December 2026 and 23:59 on 26 March 2027, then show photo ID with your date of birth at the invitation tent on the day. The pass does not cover the reserved grandstands.

Thursday-only tickets

Thursday sits outside the F1 weekend on the Formula 1 calendar, so do not expect F1 cars on track. These are the 2027 Thursday prices published so far:

• Melbourne: Park Pass from A$45 (about $31), with kids 14 and under free (Australian GP).
• Monaco: a grandstand seat for €40 (about $45) on Thursday 3 June (ACM).
• Suzuka: Thursday ticket ¥6,800 (about $43) for adults, valid only on 8 April, on sale from 20 December 2026 (Suzuka).
• Silverstone: general admission £80 (about $107) on Thursday 1 July; the Thursday evening ticket had sold out (Silverstone).

What the ticket already includes

Some cheap tickets carry more than a view. Every Jeddah ticket includes the three-day concert programme and fan zone access (Saudi Arabian GP). Melbourne's Park Pass and grandstand tickets include public transport to and from the event (Australian GP FAQ). Every Baku grandstand ticket lists a pit lane walk, all zones and concert access (Baku City Circuit).

What the rest of the trip costs

We have not priced flights or hotels for each race, so this section is opinion rather than data.

Our take: a cheap ticket only makes a cheap trip if you can get there cheaply. A Monza or Spielberg weekend is easy to reach by train from much of Europe, and a Friday at Monaco can be a day trip from Nice. Jeddah has the cheapest ticket on the calendar, but for most fans the flight will cost more than the weekend pass. Suzuka's West Area is cheap too; book a room as soon as you have the ticket rather than waiting for it to get cheaper.

Our race guides cover each sale in detail, including presales, hospitality and transport. Start with how to get F1 2027 tickets, check the on-sale dates for every race, then the race you want:

• March and April: Bahrain, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Japan, China, Miami
• May to July: Canada, Monaco, Portugal, Great Britain, Austria, Belgium, Hungary
• September and October: Italy, Spain, Azerbaijan, Türkiye, Singapore, United States, Mexico City
• November and December: São Paulo, Las Vegas, Qatar, Abu Dhabi

A cheap trip still needs data

A general admission day means finding your own spot, meeting friends on a crowded circuit and checking the shuttle home, all on your phone. Several of the cheapest tickets are digital too: Spielberg's and Budapest's are emailed before the race, and Suzuka's are e-tickets on MobilityStation. Our take: buy a local data plan before you fly and install it at home.

• The cheapest European weekends (Monza, Spielberg, Budapest, Spa, Silverstone, Madrid) are all on one Europe eSIM, which covers 33 countries. Monaco and Baku are not on it: use a Monaco eSIM or an Azerbaijan eSIM.
• Jeddah and Sakhir: a Saudi Arabia eSIM or a Bahrain eSIM.
• Suzuka, Melbourne, Shanghai and Singapore: Japan, Australia, China and Singapore plans.
• The Americas: a USA eSIM for Austin, Miami and Las Vegas, or a Mexico, Canada or Brazil eSIM.
• Lusail and Yas Marina: Qatar and the UAE.