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Round 22 · F1 2027 Las Vegas, United StatesUpdated Sept 2026

Las Vegas Grand Prix 2027 Tickets & Guide

18–20 November 2027 · Las Vegas Strip Circuit — grandstands, prices, circuit map and where to stay

Round22 of 24
Race daySaturday, 20 November 2027
CircuitLas Vegas Strip Circuit
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At a glance

Where 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, recent list)). The Las Vegas Grand Prix runs 18–20 November 2027 at Las Vegas Strip Circuit, Las Vegas — Round 22 of the 2027 Formula 1 season.

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

Grandstands & viewing areas at Las Vegas Strip Circuit

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

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, recent list)

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

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, recent list)

Turn 3 GrandstandOvertakesFrom $1,329 (3-day, recent list)

End of the Koval straight

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

Price guide: From $1,329 (3-day, recent list)

West Harmon GrandstandValue grandstandFrom $1,012 (3-day, recent list)

Harmon Avenue section

The tight infield corners at the friendliest grandstand price.

Price guide: From $1,012 (3-day, recent list)

General Admission — Flamingo & T-Mobile ZonesBudgetFrom $492–809 (3-day, recent list)

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, recent list)

Single-Day TicketsFlexibilityFrom $50 (recent list)

Various zones

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

Price guide: From $50 (recent list)

Tickets

Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets: prices & how to buy

On sale now?

Tickets sell through the official Las Vegas GP site, including single-day options — rare in F1 — alongside 3-day grandstands and general admission zones. The T-Mobile zone at the Sphere and the West Harmon grandstands are the headline picks.

Price guide

Recent official pricing as the guide: single-day tickets from $50; 3-day general admission from $492 (Flamingo Zone) and $809 (T-Mobile Zone); grandstands from $1,012 (West Harmon) through $1,329 (Turn 3) and $1,445 (T-Mobile Zone) to $2,051+ for Heineken Silver Main-straight seats. Vegas prices are premium, but the single-day options make it flexible.

Where to buy

  • Las Vegas GP official site (f1lasvegasgp.com)
  • Official F1 Ticket Store (ticketing.formula1.com)
  • Event Escapes — live ticket inventory with Pay Weekly instalments
Official ticket site
Race-weekend tips

Insider tips for 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.

Hotels for the Las Vegas Grand Prixfrom USD 35 a night

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.

Stays close to Las Vegas Strip 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

If you are staying on the Strip, you are already there — the circuit wraps around the central resort corridor and most zone entrances are walkable from the big hotels. The Las Vegas Monorail runs along the east side with stations near the circuit zones. Driving yourself is pointless: roads close from early evening. Rideshare works but expect queues after the sessions.

Where to stay

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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FAQ

Las Vegas Grand Prix 2027 — frequently asked questions

When is the 2027 Las Vegas Grand Prix?

The 2027 Las Vegas Grand Prix runs 18–20 November 2027, with the race on Saturday night, 20 November — F1’s only Saturday-night race, under lights on the Strip.

How much are Las Vegas Grand Prix tickets?

Recent official pricing: single-day tickets from $50, 3-day general admission from $492, grandstands from $1,012 to $2,051+ for main-straight packages. Vegas is premium-priced but uniquely flexible.

What are the best seats at the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

The T-Mobile zone grandstands beside the Sphere for the signature view, Turn 3 for overtaking, Heineken Silver Main for the grid and podium — and GA zones for the cheapest way in.

How do I get to the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

Stay on the Strip and walk — the circuit wraps the central resort corridor. The Monorail serves the east-side zones. Do not drive: roads close from early evening on session days.

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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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