14 Tickets
| # | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Pelouse General AdmissionGeneral Admission | €225 ($257) | General Admission | 3 days | Unreserved areas |
| 2 | Grandstand BGrandstand | €350 ($399) | Grandstand | 3 days | Stadium section |
| 3 | Grandstand CGrandstand | €350 ($399) | Grandstand | 3 days | Stadium section |
| 4 | Grandstand GGrandstand | €350 ($399) | Grandstand | 3 days | Stadium section |
| 5 | Grandstand JGrandstand | €350 ($399) | Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, before Turn 1 |
| 6 | Grandstand KGrandstand | €350 ($399) | Grandstand | 3 days | End of main straight |
| 7 | Grandstand NGrandstand | €350 ($399) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 9, Campsa |
| 8 | Grandstand EGrandstand | €475 ($542) | Grandstand | 3 days | End of main straight |
| 9 | Grandstand HGrandstand | €475 ($542) | Grandstand | 3 days | Stadium section, final corner |
| 10 | Grandstand LGrandstand | €475 ($542) | Grandstand | 3 days | Hillside, Turns 4-6 |
| 11 | Grandstand APremium Grandstand | €590 ($673) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 1-3 |
| 12 | Grandstand FPremium Grandstand | €590 ($673) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 1-3 |
| 13 | Principal Grandstand, Blocks 1-28Premium Grandstand | €630 ($718) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, pits |
| 14 | Champions ClubHospitality | €3,964 ($4,520) | Hospitality | 3 days | F1 Experiences package |
Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix tickets for June 12-14, 2026 started at €225 ($257) for three days on the Pelouse general admission areas. A reserved seat in one of the six Fan grandstands cost €350 ($399), the SuperFan stands were €475 ($542), and the main grandstand topped the ordinary tariff at €630 ($718).
Hospitality jumped to €3,964 ($4,520) for F1 Experiences’ Champions Club. No 2027 tariff is coming because there’s no 2027 race, although the circuit is already taking hospitality inquiries for 2028.
Not really. At $257 for three days, Barcelona-Catalunya sits close to Bahrain at $250, Belgium at $245 and Canada at $290, and it’s $35 more expensive than Madrid’s Spanish Grand Prix at $222. That makes it the 15th cheapest of the 27 benchmark prices.
Shanghai’s $72 and the Miami Grand Prix at $695 mark the two ends of the calendar, and Barcelona sits much closer to the cheap end. The grandstands keep it reasonable too. A reserved three-day seat at €350 ($399) costs less than the cheapest ticket at Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Las Vegas, or Miami.
Lists the 2026 three-day tariff by grandstand band and the Champions Club package used for the price comparison.
Promoter ticket page for the June 12-14, 2026 race and the source of the official three-day tariff.
All five price bands at Montmeló covered Friday to Sunday. The promoter sorted its lettered grandstands into Fan, SuperFan, and Excellence bands, with the covered main grandstand priced above them all.
Fan guide placing each lettered grandstand around the lap and noting which stands have a roof.
Second grandstand guide used to cross-check the positions of stands A, E, F, J, K, L, and N.
Only one hospitality package carried a public price for the 2026 race. With no Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix in 2027, the circuit’s hospitality page is now taking inquiries for 2028 instead.
Circuit hospitality page, now taking inquiries about future F1 hospitality for 2028 rather than a 2027 race.
General admission at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix was the cheapest way in at €225 ($257) for three days, €125 ($143) less than the cheapest grandstand. It’s worth it if you’ll arrive early and move around, because the Pelouse areas have no reserved spot and their exact boundaries and cover weren’t published.
The 2026 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix ran from Friday June 12 to Sunday June 14, with the 66-lap race on the Sunday. It was a standard weekend without a Sprint, Lewis Hamilton won it for Ferrari, and there’s no Barcelona date on the 2027 calendar.
Barcelona-Catalunya was a little more expensive to get into than Madrid in 2026, with general admission at €225 ($257) against €195 ($222) at the Madring. The gap flips at the top end, where Madrid’s most expensive ordinary seat was €1,541 ($1,757), more than double Barcelona’s €630 ($718).
The main grandstand on the Barcelona-Catalunya pit straight is the one stand consistently listed as covered. Fan guides show A, E, J, and K without a roof, and the promoter doesn’t confirm cover stand by stand, so plan for June sun anywhere away from the main straight.
No 2027 Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix tickets exist, because the race isn’t on the 2027 calendar. The prices on this page are from the June 2026 edition. The circuit is taking hospitality inquiries for 2028, and Spain’s 2027 round is the Spanish Grand Prix at the Madring in September.