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Round 3 · F1 2027 Sprint weekend Melbourne, AustraliaUpdated Sept 2026

Australian Grand Prix 2027 Tickets & Guide

2–4 April 2027 · Albert Park Circuit — grandstands, prices, circuit map and where to stay

Round3 of 24
Race daySunday, 4 April 2027
CircuitAlbert Park Circuit
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Albert Park Circuit in photos

6 outside · 3 inside the venue

At a glance

Where to watch the Australian Grand Prix

For the full Grand Prix experience at the Australian Grand Prix, the pick is Piastri Grandstand — The grid, lights-out and the podium, opposite the pit lane — named for Melbourne’s own Oscar Piastri and new for 2026. For on-track action, head to Brabham & Jones Grandstands. The budget option is Button, Clark, Vettel, Waite & Webber (From $565 (4-day, 2026)). The Australian Grand Prix runs 2–4 April 2027 at Albert Park Circuit, Melbourne — Round 3 of the 2027 Formula 1 season and a Sprint weekend.

Overview

About the Australian Grand Prix

Melbourne’s Albert Park hosts Round 3 of 2027 — and for the first time, the Australian Grand Prix is a Sprint weekend, adding competitive running on Saturday to one of the best-attended races on the calendar. Home hero interest keeps demand enormous: grandstands for recent editions sold out within hours.

Albert Park is a 5.278 km temporary circuit around the lake of the same name, mixing fast flowing corners with four DRS zones. Upgrades in recent years removed the old chicane and quickened the back half of the lap, and the race has produced heavy first-lap action at Turns 1 and 3 ever since. The city-centre setting, five kilometres from the CBD, makes it one of the easiest F1 races in the world to attend.

Circuit map

Albert Park Circuit map & grandstands

View the official Albert Park Circuit circuit map

We don't have a live circuit map for the Australian Grand Prix yet. The promoter's official ticket site has the current grandstand layout and event-specific configurations.

Official tickets
Grandstands

Grandstands & viewing areas at Albert Park Circuit

Piastri GrandstandThe start and the ceremonyFrom $1,045 (4-day, 2026)

Main straight

The grid, lights-out and the podium, opposite the pit lane — named for Melbourne’s own Oscar Piastri and new for 2026.

Price guide: From $1,045 (4-day, 2026)

Brabham & Jones GrandstandsFirst-lap actionFrom $825 (4-day, 2026)

Turns 1–2

The inside of Turn 1 as the field funnels through the first corner and around the long Turn 2 curve — prime first-lap territory.

Price guide: From $825 (4-day, 2026)

Prost & Fangio GrandstandsPit strategyFrom $825 (4-day, 2026)

Main straight / pit lane

Pit lane entry, the final corner and the run to the flag; higher rows see clearly into the pits.

Price guide: From $825 (4-day, 2026)

Schumacher, Senna & Prost (Turns 13–14)Qualifying laps and late-race movesFrom $690 (4-day, 2026)

Final two corners

Drivers on the edge through the tight Turn 13 left and the fast final right, with pit entry opposite.

Price guide: From $690 (4-day, 2026)

Button, Clark, Vettel, Waite & WebberValue grandstand seatsFrom $565 (4-day, 2026)

Turns 8–12, the fast back section

The quickest part of the lap — Turn 8 and the Turns 9–10 sweeps, plus the Turn 11 braking zone.

Price guide: From $565 (4-day, 2026)

Park Pass (General Admission)Budget and flexibilityFrom $385 (4-day, 2026) · single days from $45

Trackside viewing banks around the lake

Free-roaming viewing; the best banks fill early on Sunday, so stake a spot before the support sessions end.

Price guide: From $385 (4-day, 2026) · single days from $45

Tickets

Australian Grand Prix tickets: prices & how to buy

On sale now?

Tickets are sold by the Australian Grand Prix Corporation through Ticketmaster. For the most recent edition, American Express presale opened on 2 October and general sale on 6 October, and most grandstands sold out within hours. Join the waitlist on the official site and be ready at the on-sale time.

Price guide

Using the latest official price list as the guide: the 4-day Park Pass (general admission) started at $385 AUD, the cheapest grandstands (Button, Clark, Vettel, Waite, Webber) at $565, mid-tier stands such as Ricciardo, Hill, Schumacher, Senna, Stewart and Lauda at $690, Brabham, Jones, Prost and Fangio at $825, and the new Piastri Grandstand on the main straight from $1,045. Single-day Park Passes ran from $45. Expect a modest uplift for 2027.

Where to buy

  • Australian Grand Prix official site (grandprix.com.au) via Ticketmaster
  • American Express presale for card members
  • Event Escapes — live ticket inventory with Pay Weekly instalments
Official ticket site
Race-weekend tips

Insider tips for the Australian Grand Prix

  • 2027 is Albert Park’s first-ever Sprint weekend — Saturday now has a Sprint race as well as qualifying, so a 4-day pass is better value than ever.
  • Grandstands sold out within hours for recent editions. Presale access (Amex) is the single biggest advantage you can have.
  • Park Pass holders: the viewing mounds near Turns 3, 9 and 11 are the fan favourites; arrive before the morning sessions to claim a rail spot.
  • Early April in Melbourne is autumn — four seasons in one day is a cliché because it is true. Pack sunscreen and a rain jacket.

Hotels for the Australian Grand Prixfrom USD 71 a night

All hotels & live prices

Stay in the CBD, Southbank or St Kilda. The CBD and Southbank put you on the free tram corridor; St Kilda is walking distance to the southern gates and has the beach. Melbourne’s hotel stock is deep, but Grand Prix weekend is the city’s biggest event of the year — prices roughly double, and the best locations sell out months ahead.

Stays close to Albert Park Circuit, with availability checked when this page was built. Tap a hotel for live prices on your dates.

Logistics

Getting there & where to stay

Transport

Albert Park is 5 km south of Melbourne’s CBD. Free trams for ticket holders run from the city to the circuit gates on race weekend, and the light rail and tram network covers the rest. Driving is actively discouraged — road closures ring the park all week. From Melbourne Airport, allow 40–60 minutes to the city, then tram.

Where to stay

Stay in the CBD, Southbank or St Kilda. The CBD and Southbank put you on the free tram corridor; St Kilda is walking distance to the southern gates and has the beach. Melbourne’s hotel stock is deep, but Grand Prix weekend is the city’s biggest event of the year — prices roughly double, and the best locations sell out months ahead.

Albert Park Circuit · Melbourne, Australia

FAQ

Australian Grand Prix 2027 — frequently asked questions

When is the 2027 Australian Grand Prix?

The 2027 Australian Grand Prix runs 2–4 April 2027 at Albert Park, Melbourne, with the race on Sunday 4 April. It is Round 3 of 2027 and the first Australian Grand Prix to run the Sprint format.

How much are Australian Grand Prix tickets?

On the latest official price list, a 4-day Park Pass (general admission) started at $385 AUD, grandstands from $565, and the new Piastri Grandstand from $1,045. Single-day passes started at $45. Prices for 2027 are expected to rise modestly.

What are the best grandstands at Albert Park?

For the start and podium, Piastri or Fangio on the main straight. For first-lap action, Brabham and Jones at Turns 1–2. For value, the $565 stands (Button, Clark, Vettel, Waite, Webber) overlook the fastest section of the lap.

When do 2027 Australian Grand Prix tickets go on sale?

For the most recent edition, presale opened in early October and general sale days later, with most grandstands gone within hours. Join the official waitlist at grandprix.com.au so you get the 2027 on-sale announcement.

How do I get to Albert Park for the Grand Prix?

Free trams for ticket holders run from Melbourne’s CBD to the circuit gates across race weekend. The circuit is 5 km from the city centre; driving is discouraged because the surrounding roads close for the event.

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Sources

Prices are guide figures from the promoter or official ticket store, checked Sept 2026. Always confirm final prices, dates and entry rules with the official seller before you travel.

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