When Can I Book F1 Monaco GP 2027 Tickets? ACM Sale Dates and Prices

Monaco tickets for 2027 are on sale, and the weekend packs have already gone. The race runs 4 to 6 June 2027 (Formula 1 calendar), and the Automobile Club de Monaco opened public sales on 1 October 2026. For 2027 the race gets its first Sprint weekend, so Saturday now carries a race of its own.

How the 2027 sale ran

ACM ran two phases: a presale for ACM members from Thursday 17 September 2026, then general sale from Thursday 1 October. ACM sells through monaco-grandprix.com, the official Monaco Grand Prix app, and its ticket office at 44 rue Grimaldi (Monday to Friday, 9:00 to 17:00). We found no card presale on ACM's pages. For the races that did run Amex windows, see our presales guide.

ACM's event page now reads "No more Pack Week-end available!" for the two-day and three-day packs. Individual days remain.

2027 prices

From ACM's 2027 price list, per person:

Thursday 3 June is support-series running only (ACM programme). When the packs were on sale, a Saturday and Sunday pack ran €1,215 to €1,845 and a Friday to Sunday pack €1,440 to €2,115, with 10% off the daily rates.

ACM's purchase terms give children aged 6 to 15 half price on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, and free entry on Thursday. Children up to 5 need no ticket if they sit on an adult's knee. The child rate does not apply in GOLD, the Belvédère, the Loges VIP or the standing areas. Refunds are given only if the event is cancelled, held behind closed doors or capacity-limited, not for illness or travel trouble.

The F1 ticket store also sells Monaco 2027 with "no booking fees", but above ACM's prices: Grandstand B was €285 on Friday, €915 on Saturday and €1,208 on Sunday, against ACM's €250, €800 and €1,050.

Hospitality

ACM sells two hospitality products of its own (hospitalities), with prices in a brochure on request:

• Loges VIP, above Grandstand T between the Swimming Pool and La Rascasse, looking onto the pit lane.
• Le Belvédère, a platform above Grandstand L with a 360° view including the pit lane.

Formula 1's own Monaco hospitality, including the Paddock Club, Gordon Ramsay's F1 La Terrasse and the Paddock Club Yacht, was waitlist-only with packages still to be announced. F1 Experiences lists four Monaco packages: Grandstand V and Terrace Access (Friday to Sunday), Caravelles Terrace, Heracles Rooftop C, and Champions Club at the Ermanno Penthouse (Saturday and Sunday). None listed a pit lane walk or paddock access. Monaco is mostly about the view; our hospitality guide explains where a pit lane walk is included elsewhere.

Getting there

ACM's travel page recommends the train: about 30 minutes from Nice or Ventimiglia, every 15 minutes, or 11 minutes from Menton. Bus 600 runs Menton to Nice through Monaco every 15 to 20 minutes, and bus 80 connects Nice airport to Monaco for €20.50 (2026 fare). The Salines and Saint Antoine car parks charge a €10 flat rate per day, and Salines has a free shuttle.

Monaco is not in our Europe plan. The plans on our Monaco page are Global eSIMs, which cover Monaco and France on one plan, useful if you are staying in Nice. Two weeks later the calendar moves to Portimão; the F1 2027 on-sale dates hub has every round, and our Silverstone 2027 tickets guide covers the next big European sale.