13 Tickets
| # | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | General AdmissionGeneral Admission | €170 ($194) | General Admission | 3 days | Hillside, unreserved |
| 2 | Red Bull J, K, L, M, NGrandstand | €290 ($331) | Grandstand | 3 days | Opening corners, uphill |
| 3 | Red Bull F, G, H, IGrandstand | €360 ($411) | Grandstand | 3 days | Opening corners, uphill |
| 4 | T8 (2026 price)Grandstand | €380 ($433) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 8 |
| 5 | Red Bull C, D, EGrandstand | €425 ($485) | Grandstand | 3 days | Opening corners, uphill |
| 6 | T10Grandstand | €435 ($496) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 10, final corner |
| 7 | T9 (2026 price)Grandstand | €475 ($542) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 9, Jochen Rindt |
| 8 | T3 (2026 price)Grandstand | €540 ($616) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 3 |
| 9 | Start-Ziel A, B, C, O, P, Q and Red Bull BGrandstand | €570 ($650) | Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, opening corners |
| 10 | Red Bull A and SteiermarkPremium Grandstand | €730 ($832) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Opening corners, uphill |
| 11 | Start-Ziel MainPremium Grandstand | €750 ($855) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, grid, pits |
| 12 | Champions Club (2026 price)Hospitality | €2,790 ($3,181) | Hospitality | 3 days | F1 Experiences package |
| 13 | Paddock Club (2026 price)Hospitality | $6,300 | Hospitality | Weekend | Above the team garages |
Austrian Grand Prix tickets for July 9-11, 2027 start at €170 ($194) for three days of general admission on the hillside. Reserved seats begin at €290 ($331) in the Red Bull J to N sections, and the Start-Ziel main grandstand facing the pits tops the ordinary list at €750 ($855).
Prices have crept up since 2026, when general admission was €160 ($182). The T3, T8 and T9 stands aren’t on sale for 2027 yet, so their prices are last year’s. Hospitality starts at €2,790 ($3,181) for F1 Experiences’ Champions Club, also a 2026 figure.
No, the Austrian Grand Prix is one of the cheaper races to attend. Its $194 ticket matches the Hungarian Grand Prix and sits within $30 of São Paulo at $191, Mexico City at $220 and Madrid at $222. Of the European races with current prices, only Monza is cheaper to get into, at $144.
Six races undercut it, led by Shanghai at $72, and Miami’s $695 is more than three times the price. The €170 ($194) ticket still covers all three days, and even a reserved seat at €290 ($331) costs less than general admission at the British Grand Prix.
Lists the 2027 three-day grandstand and general admission prices, the camping pitch and the Champions Club reference.
Promoter event page for the 2027 race, which links through to the official ticket shop.
Most of these are 2027 prices for all three days, but T3, T8 and T9 haven’t gone on sale for 2027, so their figures are from 2026.
Gives the 2026 prices for T3, T8 and T9, the 2026 general admission price and the Paddock Club details.
Only two hospitality prices are public for Spielberg, and both come from 2026. Neither is a confirmed 2027 offer, so use them as a guide rather than a quote.
F1 Experiences listing for the three-day Champions Club, including the grid walk and guided paddock tour.
The 2027 Austrian Grand Prix costs €170 ($194) for three days of general admission, and grandstands run €290-750 ($331-855). Hospitality starts at €2,790 ($3,181) for the Champions Club based on 2026 pricing, and the Paddock Club was $6,300 for the 2026 weekend.
The best Austrian Grand Prix grandstand depends on what you want to see. T3 sits at the slowest corner and the main passing spot, at €540 ($616) in 2026, while Start-Ziel faces the grid and pits from €570 ($650). Red Bull A and Steiermark cover the opening corners for €730 ($832).
General admission at the Red Bull Ring is good value at €170 ($194) for three days, because the circuit sits in a natural bowl with hillside viewing. There’s no reserved spot and the best sightlines go first, so it suits fans who are happy to turn up early and move around.
Camping isn’t included in a standard Austrian Grand Prix ticket unless the package says so. A three-night trackside pitch costs around €120 ($137), which compares with about €375 ($428) per person for three nights in a three-star hotel in Graz.