Canadian Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
14 Tickets
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|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | General AdmissionGeneral Admission | CAD410 ($290) | General Admission | 3 days | No reserved seat |
| 2 | Grandstand 47Grandstand | CAD440 ($311) | Grandstand | 3 days | Inside, start of Casino Straight |
| 3 | Grandstand 46Grandstand | CAD455 ($322) | Grandstand | 3 days | Outside, start of Casino Straight |
| 4 | Grandstand 33 FamilyGrandstand | CAD575 ($407) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 6-7 |
| 5 | Grandstand 31Grandstand | CAD600 ($424) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 8-9 |
| 6 | Grandstand 34Grandstand | CAD620 ($438) | Grandstand | 3 days | Inside the hairpin |
| 7 | Grandstand 21Grandstand | CAD880 ($622) | Grandstand | 3 days | Hairpin entry, near Gate 1 |
| 8 | Grandstand 24 Lance StrollGrandstand | CAD880 ($622) | Grandstand | 3 days | Hairpin and Turn 11 exit |
| 9 | Grandstand 11Grandstand | CAD915 ($647) | Grandstand | 3 days | Senna S and pit exit |
| 10 | Grandstand 12Grandstand | CAD915 ($647) | Grandstand | 3 days | Senna Curve |
| 11 | Grandstand 15Grandstand | CAD915 ($647) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 10 hairpin |
| 12 | Grandstand 1Grandstand | CAD1,165 ($824) | Grandstand | 3 days | Opposite the pits and grid |
| 13 | Platine GrandstandPremium Grandstand | CAD1,580 ($1,117) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Grid to Senna Curve, covered |
| 14 | Champions Club BlancHospitality | CAD8,785 ($6,212) | Hospitality | 3 days | Not disclosed |
How Much Are Canadian Grand Prix Tickets?
Three days of general admission at the 2026 Canadian Grand Prix cost CAD410 ($290), and a reserved seat in Grandstand 47 was only CAD30 ($21) more. Most seats at the hairpin and the Senna S cost between CAD880 ($622) and CAD915 ($647).
Platine topped the ordinary range at CAD1,580 ($1,117) for covered seats with backrests, and the Champions Club Blanc hospitality package was CAD8,785 ($6,212). Booking and transaction fees came on top.
Those are 2026 prices. The promoter’s catalog for May 21-23, 2027 is mostly price on request, so buyers have to ask for a quote.
Is the Canadian Grand Prix Expensive?
No, the Canadian Grand Prix sits in the middle of the calendar. Its CAD410 ($290) general admission ticket undercut Australia at $299 and Portugal at $342, but cost more than Barcelona at $257, Bahrain at $250 and Belgium at $245.
Against the extremes it looks fair. China’s cheapest ticket is $72 and Miami’s is $695, so Montreal charges well under half of Miami’s price for the same three days.
The exchange rate helps, with a Canadian dollar worth about $0.71. Reserved seats also start barely above general admission, so a grandstand doesn’t cost much of a premium here.
Dated benchmark source for the 2026 three-day tariff, with booking and transaction fees excluded.
Promoter catalog for May 21-23, 2027, listing every grandstand and package as price on request.
Standard Tickets to the Canadian Grand Prix
Most Montreal grandstands face the Senna S, the hairpin or the start of Casino Straight. The prices below are the 2026 three-day tariff before booking fees, since the 2027 catalog is mostly quote only.
General Admission
No reserved seat
CAD410 ($290)
3 days
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General Admission
Grandstand 47
Inside, start of Casino Straight
CAD440 ($311)
3 days
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Grandstand 47
Grandstand 46
Outside, start of Casino Straight
CAD455 ($322)
3 days
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Grandstand 46
Grandstand 33 Family
Turns 6-7
CAD575 ($407)
3 days
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Grandstand 33 Family
Grandstand 31
Turns 8-9
CAD600 ($424)
3 days
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Grandstand 31
Grandstand 34
Inside the hairpin
CAD620 ($438)
3 days
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Grandstand 34
Grandstand 21
Hairpin entry, near Gate 1
CAD880 ($622)
3 days
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Grandstand 21
Grandstand 24 Lance Stroll
Hairpin and Turn 11 exit
CAD880 ($622)
3 days
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Grandstand 24 Lance Stroll
Grandstand 11
Senna S and pit exit
CAD915 ($647)
3 days
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Grandstand 11
Grandstand 12
Senna Curve
CAD915 ($647)
3 days
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Grandstand 12
Grandstand 15
Turn 10 hairpin
CAD915 ($647)
3 days
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Grandstand 15
Grandstand 1
Opposite the pits and grid
CAD1,165 ($824)
3 days
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Grandstand 1
Platine Grandstand
Grid to Senna Curve
CAD1,580 ($1,117)
3 days
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Platine Grandstand
Grandstand 10
Opening corners
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Grandstand 10
Promoter page confirming Platine is covered, has backrests and runs from the grid to the Senna Curve.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the Canadian Grand Prix
Montreal offers 11 hospitality packages for 2027, and they’re all priced on request. The only published figure is a reported 2026 rate for Champions Club Blanc, a separate product that doesn’t set the price of the others.
Champions Club Blanc
Not disclosed
CAD8,785 ($6,212)
3 days
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Champions Club Blanc
Toundra
Turns 6-7
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Toundra
La Jamaïque
With Grandstand 33
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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La Jamaïque
Privilège 12
Senna Curve
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Privilège 12
Privilège 17
Opposite the garages
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Privilège 17
Chalet Platine
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Chalet Platine
Podium Club
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Podium Club
Club de l'Île
Senna Curve
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Club de l'Île
Club Cosmos
Hairpin
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Club Cosmos
Elite Club
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Elite Club
Podium Suite
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Podium Suite
Elite Suite
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Elite Suite
Promoter page for the suite and club packages, which are priced on request for 2027.
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Canadian Grand Prix Ticket Questions
Canadian Grand Prix tickets cost from CAD410 ($290) for three days of general admission at the 2026 race, with grandstands from CAD440 ($311) to CAD1,580 ($1,117). Booking fees were extra, and most tickets for May 21-23, 2027 are priced on request.
Four Montreal grandstands face the Turn 10 hairpin. Grandstand 34 sits inside it for CAD620 ($438), Grandstand 21 covers the braking zone, 15 is near the support paddocks, and 24 Lance Stroll watches the exit, with those three costing CAD880-915 ($622-647).
Yes, the Platine grandstand at the Canadian Grand Prix is covered, with reserved seats and backrests along the straight from the grid to the Senna Curve. It cost CAD1,580 ($1,117) for three days in 2026, the most expensive ordinary seat at the race.
Children aren’t free in Grandstand 33 at the Canadian Grand Prix. The 2027 family policy gives 25% off for one child aged 11 or under per adult, and every child still needs a ticket. The stand faces the Turn 6-7 chicane and cost CAD575 ($407) in 2026.
Grandstand 21 is the Montreal stand closest to the metro, sitting at the hairpin entry near Gate 1. It cost CAD880 ($622) for three days in 2026. The seats face the braking zone into Turn 10, and accessible area 21A, also at the hairpin, is covered.
