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Round 18 · F1 2027 Singapore, SingaporeUpdated Sept 2026

Singapore Grand Prix 2027 Tickets & Guide

8–10 October 2027 · Marina Bay Street Circuit — grandstands, prices, circuit map and where to stay

Round18 of 24
Race daySunday, 10 October 2027
CircuitMarina Bay Street Circuit
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Marina Bay Street Circuit in photos

5 outside · 6 inside the venue

At a glance

Where to watch the Singapore Grand Prix

For the full Grand Prix experience at the Singapore Grand Prix, the pick is Super Pit / Pit Grandstand — The grid, pit stops and podium under lights, with the start-line drama metres away. Super Pit adds premium positioning. For on-track action, head to Republic / Raffles / Skyline Grandstands. The budget option is Zone 4 Walkabout (General Admission) (Entry tier — check official site). The Singapore Grand Prix runs 8–10 October 2027 at Marina Bay Street Circuit, Singapore — Round 18 of the 2027 Formula 1 season.

Overview

About the Singapore Grand Prix

The original night race. Under floodlights against the Marina Bay skyline, the Singapore Grand Prix is the most visually spectacular weekend in Formula 1 — a street race, a music festival and a city-wide party rolled into one humid, unforgettable package.

The 4.94 km Marina Bay Street Circuit runs between the skyscrapers and past the city’s landmarks: over the Anderson Bridge, under the grandstand at the Bayfront, and around the floating platform. The bumpy surface, 19 corners and brutal humidity make it the most physically demanding race of the year for drivers, and the night schedule means European body clocks actually work in your favour. Overtaking concentrates at the Turn 7 and Turn 14 braking zones.

Circuit map

Marina Bay Street Circuit map & grandstands

General circuit reference for Marina Bay Street Circuit. Check your selected session for its exact grandstand configuration and availability.

Grandstands

Grandstands & viewing areas at Marina Bay Street Circuit

Super Pit / Pit GrandstandThe full Grand Prix theatrePremium tier — check official site

Main straight, opposite the garages

The grid, pit stops and podium under lights, with the start-line drama metres away. Super Pit adds premium positioning.

Price guide: Premium tier — check official site

Turn 1 & Bayfront GrandstandsUnique viewsUpper-mid tier — check official site

First corner / under the grandstand section

Turn 1 catches the start chaos; Bayfront is one of the few places in sport where cars pass beneath your seat.

Price guide: Upper-mid tier — check official site

Padang & Stamford GrandstandsThe postcard viewMid tier — check official site

City Hall section (Zones 1–2)

The classic Singapore backdrop — cars between the colonial Padang buildings and the National Gallery.

Price guide: Mid tier — check official site

Republic / Raffles / Skyline GrandstandsAtmosphereMid tier — check official site

Around the bay

Waterfront seating with skyline views across the circuit’s middle sectors.

Price guide: Mid tier — check official site

Zone 4 Walkabout (General Admission)BudgetEntry tier — check official site

Zone 4 (the largest zone)

Roving access to the biggest zone’s viewing platforms — the cheapest way in, with big screens throughout.

Price guide: Entry tier — check official site

Premier WalkaboutExplorersMid tier — check official site

All four zones

Roam the entire circuit across all zones, including the waterfront — the purist’s way to see every corner across the weekend.

Price guide: Mid tier — check official site

Tickets

Singapore Grand Prix tickets: prices & how to buy

On sale now?

Tickets are sold through the official Singapore GP site, typically in phased releases with early-bird pricing. The Bayfront and Pit grandstands and the Zone 4 walkabout passes are perennially the first to sell out. Hospitality and the Super Pit grandstand sit at the top of the range.

Price guide

Recent official pricing as the guide: Zone 4 Walkabout (general admission) 3-day passes are the entry point, with Premier Walkabout (all zones) above that. Grandstands range from the Republic, Stamford and Padang stands up to the Pit and Super Pit grandstands on the main straight — premium seats run well past S$1,000 for the weekend. Check singaporegp.sg for live 2027 pricing.

Where to buy

  • Singapore GP official site (singaporegp.sg)
  • 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 Singapore Grand Prix

  • Everything runs late: qualifying and the race are at night, and the headline concerts follow the sessions. Pace yourself.
  • Premier Walkabout is the connoisseur’s ticket — roam all four zones and see a different sector each session.
  • The humidity is no joke even at night: light clothes, constant water, and plan indoor breaks between sessions.
  • Concerts are included with your ticket — check the stage locations by zone when picking your pass.

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Going to the Singapore 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.

Hotels for the Singapore Grand Prixfrom USD 95 a night

All hotels & live prices

Stay inside the circuit perimeter if you can — Marina Bay, City Hall and Bugis hotels put you within walking distance of the gates, and some rooms overlook the track itself (priced accordingly). Clarke Quay and Chinatown offer better value one MRT stop away. Singapore hotel prices spike hard for the race — book months ahead, and consider that “track view” rooms genuinely do overlook the circuit.

Stays close to Marina Bay Street 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

Singapore’s MRT makes this the easiest street race in the world to reach: City Hall, Raffles Place, Bayfront and Promenade stations all serve different gates, and trains run extended hours on race weekend. Walking between zones inside the circuit perimeter takes time — the lap is nearly 5 km of city streets — so plan your zone hopping. Taxis and Grab surge after the sessions; the MRT is faster.

Where to stay

Stay inside the circuit perimeter if you can — Marina Bay, City Hall and Bugis hotels put you within walking distance of the gates, and some rooms overlook the track itself (priced accordingly). Clarke Quay and Chinatown offer better value one MRT stop away. Singapore hotel prices spike hard for the race — book months ahead, and consider that “track view” rooms genuinely do overlook the circuit.

Marina Bay Street Circuit · Singapore, Singapore

FAQ

Singapore Grand Prix 2027 — frequently asked questions

When is the 2027 Singapore Grand Prix?

The 2027 Singapore Grand Prix runs 8–10 October 2027 at the Marina Bay Street Circuit, with the night race on Sunday 10 October. It is Round 18 of the 2027 season.

How much are Singapore Grand Prix tickets?

Zone 4 Walkabout passes are the entry point, with Premier Walkabout, waterfront grandstands and the Pit/Super Pit grandstands above — premium seats run past S$1,000 for the weekend. Check singaporegp.sg for live 2027 pricing.

What are the best seats at the Singapore Grand Prix?

The Pit Grandstand for grid and podium under lights, Bayfront for cars passing beneath the stand, Padang for the classic skyline backdrop — and Premier Walkabout to roam all four zones.

How do I get to the Singapore Grand Prix?

Take the MRT — City Hall, Raffles Place, Bayfront and Promenade stations all serve the circuit gates, with extended hours on race weekend. It is the easiest street race in F1 to reach.

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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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