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Round 21 · F1 2026 Las Vegas, United StatesUpdated Sept 2026

Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026Tickets & Guide

19–21 November 2026 · Las Vegas Strip Circuit. Grandstands, prices, circuit map, transport and where to stay

Round21 of 23

Race daySaturday, 21 November 2026

CircuitLas Vegas Strip Circuit

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Where is the best place to watch the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

For the full Grand Prix experience at the Las Vegas Grand Prix, the pick is Heineken Silver Main Grandstand: The grid, pit stops and podium in the purpose-built pit district, with food and drink included in Silver packages. For on-track action, head to Turn 3 Grandstand. The budget option is West Harmon Grandstand (From $1,012 (3-day, 2026 price)). The Las Vegas Grand Prix runs 19–21 November 2026 at Las Vegas Strip Circuit, Las Vegas, Round 21 of the 2026 Formula 1 season.

Best overall

Heineken Silver Main Grandstand

The grid, pit stops and podium in the purpose-built pit district, with food and drink included in Silver packages.

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Turn 3 Grandstand

The big braking zone after the first long straight: prime overtaking territory.

Full detail Best value

West Harmon Grandstand

From $1,012 (3-day, 2026 price). The tight infield corners at the friendliest grandstand price.

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19–21 November 2026

Practice Thursday, qualifying Friday and the Grand Prix on Saturday.

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Overview

About the Las Vegas Grand Prix

Saturday night under the lights on the Las Vegas Strip. The Las Vegas Grand Prix is the only F1 race run on a Saturday night, threading past the casinos, the Sphere and the fountains at 350 km/h: the most spectacular backdrop in the sport, and a full Vegas weekend built around it.

The 6.2 km street circuit is one of the fastest in F1: the 1.9 km blast down Las Vegas Boulevard, the Strip itself, where cars run flat-out past the casinos, plus the Koval straight and the tight harmon avenue sections. Low-downforce setups make the racing slipstream-heavy, with overtaking into the Turn 14 braking zone at the end of the Strip. The November night slot means cool desert air and maximum spectacle.

Circuit map

Las Vegas Strip Circuit map & grandstands

General circuit reference for Las Vegas Strip Circuit. Check your selected session for its exact grandstand configuration and availability.

Grandstands

Las Vegas Strip Circuit grandstands: which should you choose?

Heineken Silver Main GrandstandThe full Grand Prix theatreFrom $2,051 (3-day, 2026 price)

Main straight / pit complex

The grid, pit stops and podium in the purpose-built pit district, with food and drink included in Silver packages.

Price guide: From $2,051 (3-day, 2026 price)

T-Mobile Zone Grandstands (at the Sphere)The spectacleFrom $1,445 (3-day, 2026 price)

Turns 5–9, beside the Sphere

Cars sweeping through the fastest flowing section with the Sphere glowing overhead: the signature Vegas image.

Price guide: From $1,445 (3-day, 2026 price)

Turn 3 GrandstandOvertakesFrom $1,329 (3-day, 2026 price)

End of the Koval straight

The big braking zone after the first long straight: prime overtaking territory.

Price guide: From $1,329 (3-day, 2026 price)

West Harmon GrandstandValue grandstandFrom $1,012 (3-day, 2026 price)

Harmon Avenue section

The tight infield corners at the friendliest grandstand price.

Price guide: From $1,012 (3-day, 2026 price)

General Admission: Flamingo & T-Mobile ZonesBudgetFrom $492–809 (3-day, 2026 price)

Standing zones along the circuit

Roving viewing with big screens; the T-Mobile zone puts you near the Sphere section.

Price guide: From $492–809 (3-day, 2026 price)

Single-Day TicketsFlexibilityFrom $50 (Thursday practice; race day $393)

Various zones

A rare F1 option: race-day-only or practice-day-only tickets to sample the weekend.

Price guide: From $50 (Thursday practice; race day $393)

Tickets

How much are Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets, and how do you buy them?

2026 ticket availability

Tickets are available on Event Escapes. Compare the live listings below for the exact session and viewing area.

Price guide

The promoter’s published 2026 prices: single-day general admission from $50 for Thursday practice, $99 for Friday qualifying and $393 for Saturday race day; three-day general admission from $492 (Flamingo Zone) and $809 (T-Mobile Zone); and three-day grandstands from $1,012 (West Harmon), $1,329 (Turn 3) and $1,445 (T-Mobile) to $2,051 for Heineken Silver Main-straight seats. Vegas prices are premium, but the single-day options make it flexible.

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How do the Las Vegas Strip Circuit viewing areas compare?

This street race is divided into ticketed zones separated by road closures. A hotel overlooking the circuit does not itself grant event admission; decide whether you want a reserved race seat or a permitted standing area.

Heineken Silver Main Grandstand

Reserved seating opposite the pit and grid activity at Grand Prix Plaza.

Consider: Premium ticket and its own zone entrance; confirm food and beverage inclusions on your product.

T-Mobile Grandstands

The Sphere-side sector with multiple corner views and a festival atmosphere.

Consider: A different view from pit stops or the Strip straight; verify the exact stand and row.

General admission zone

A standing-area ticket with access to its designated fan zone and screens.

Consider: No guaranteed seat or access to every other sector; compare the current viewing platform and capacity.

What hospitality options are there at the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

Las Vegas sells many premium products around distinct corners and hotels. Match the host venue, actual track view, service hours and included catering to the session days you will attend.

Paddock Club / Grand Prix Plaza

Premium hospitality around the pit building and main-straight zone.

Consider: Confirm the exact suite, terrace, admission days and any additional experiences.

Turn 3 Club or a hotel-based lounge

A hosted alternative anchored to a particular part of the street circuit.

Consider: Check whether it is a direct track view, a terrace or a screen-based lounge and what food or drinks are included.

What is the best way to get to Las Vegas Strip Circuit and back?

The organiser advises walking from a hotel near your assigned zone where possible. Street closures change the route to each entrance; check the official app map for the current event.

Walk from a nearby hotel

Choose a property and pedestrian crossing that actually reach your ticketed zone.

Consider: A close hotel across a closed road can entail a much longer walk than its map distance suggests.

Las Vegas Monorail

East-side stations can help reach some zones while roads are closed.

Consider: Check the station and pedestrian approach for your exact ticket, plus last service.

Designated rideshare hub

Past organiser guidance listed drop-off points by hotels and the Hughes Center.

Consider: The assigned hub and walk can change; expect race-night demand and do not arrange pickup at a closed road.

Where can you park at Las Vegas Strip Circuit for the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

Do not assume venue parking is included: the promoter’s hospitality terms say parking is extra unless specifically confirmed. Compare a hotel that permits guest parking and walking access against a dated event parking product; nightly road closures and reroutes govern both arrival and exit.

Hotels near Las Vegas Strip Circuit: where should you stay for the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

The useful nearby hotel is the one on the correct side of road closures for your ticketed zone, not simply the one with the shortest straight-line distance.

Grand Prix Plaza / east Strip

Potentially convenient for pit-building or main-grandstand tickets and monorail access.

Consider: Check the exact event entrance and legal pedestrian crossing from the chosen property.

Sphere / central east Strip

A logical base for some T-Mobile zone tickets.

Consider: Confirm the zone map: hotel frontage and circuit barrier placement change the walk.

Central or west Strip

Broad hotel, restaurant and entertainment choice for a longer stay.

Consider: May require a pedestrian bridge, monorail trip or detour to an east-side entrance.

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What will a Las Vegas Grand Prix weekend cost?

Compare the full Vegas bill in USD, including taxes and resort fees where charged. The promoter’s advertised 2026 ticket starts are the published prices for this race; check the live cart for your exact ticket.

Ticket: compare the same Thursday–Saturday coverage for GA, a reserved grandstand or hospitality; check included food and drink.
Stay: compare 18–22 November 2026 for four nights and the same occupancy, then add all displayed hotel fees.
Transport: price monorail trips or a designated rideshare transfer if the hotel-to-zone walk is not viable.
Meals: add breakfast and pre- or post-session dining if not included with the ticket.

Supplier prices and event transport can change. Any previous-season figure is labelled with its year; check the final cart before paying.

Where can you eat and drink at and after the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

At the circuit

Food and beverage options differ by ticketed zone and hospitality package. Check the current zone map and whether your exact pass includes catering or requires separate purchases.

After the race

Choose a restaurant on the same side of the temporary road closures as your zone or hotel. The Strip has extensive late-night dining, but check reservations and the walking route for the Saturday-night race.

What practical and accessibility tips should you know for the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

The race is scheduled for Saturday night; price hotel nights around that session, not a conventional Sunday race.
Desert nights can be cold after a warm day; bring layers permitted under the current bag rules.
Use the organiser’s current app and ticket zone to follow pedestrian bridges, accessibility routes and rideshare hubs.

Visitor details reviewed 2026-09-27. Check the organiser again when the 2026 event instructions are released.

Race-weekend tips

What should you know before the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

It is a Saturday-night race: the schedule runs practice Thursday, qualifying Friday night, race Saturday night, a three-night Vegas weekend.
November desert nights are cold, around 10°C by race time. Pack a proper jacket, not just casino clothes.
Single-day tickets are the smart play if you are combining the race with a wider Vegas trip.
The Sphere zone (T-Mobile) is the one for photos; the Strip straight is the one for speed. Try to see both across the weekend.

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Going to the Las Vegas Grand Prix? Tickets & hotels, sorted

The guide tells you where to sit. This is where you book it. Live-priced tickets and stays near the circuit, all on Event Escapes, with Pay Weekly instalments available.

All Las Vegas Grand Prix sessions & tickets

2026 Formula 1: Las Vegas Grand Prix - 3 Day Pass

Thu, 19 Nov 2026 · Formula 1

USD 840

2026 Formula 1: Las Vegas Grand Prix - Thursday

Thu, 19 Nov 2026 · Formula 1

USD 74

2026 Formula 1: Las Vegas Grand Prix - 2 Day Pass

Fri, 20 Nov 2026 · Formula 1

USD 1,174

2026 Formula 1: Las Vegas Grand Prix - Friday

Fri, 20 Nov 2026 · Formula 1

USD 218

2026 Formula 1: Las Vegas Grand Prix - Saturday

Sat, 21 Nov 2026 · Formula 1

USD 541

Hotels for the Las Vegas Grand Prix

All hotels & live prices

On the Strip, full stop. This is the one race where your hotel is part of the event. The central corridor (around the Flamingo, Caesars and Venetian sections) puts you inside or beside the circuit perimeter. November is shoulder season, so Vegas rooms are far cheaper than the race’s launch year, but circuit-view rooms sell first and cost multiples of standard rates.

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