Dutch Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
8 Tickets
| # | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | GA1 and GA2General Admission | €318 ($363) | General Admission | 3 days | Dunes and inside Turn 13 |
| 2 | BronzeGrandstand | €459 ($523) | Grandstand | 3 days | Includes Hairpin 1 and 2 |
| 3 | Silver 2Grandstand | €529 ($603) | Grandstand | 3 days | Mid-priced stands |
| 4 | Silver 1Grandstand | €599 ($683) | Grandstand | 3 days | Mid-priced stands |
| 5 | GoldGrandstand | €720 ($821) | Grandstand | 3 days | Includes Eastside 3 |
| 6 | Main StraightPremium Grandstand | €875 ($998) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight |
| 7 | Race HomeHospitality | €2,329 ($2,656) | Hospitality | 3 days | Main straight |
| 8 | Champions ClubHospitality | €4,383 ($4,998) | Hospitality | 3 days | Main grandstand |
How Much Were Dutch Grand Prix Tickets?
For the last Dutch Grand Prix in August 2026, three-day general admission cost €318 ($363). Grandstands came in five tiers, Bronze at €459 ($523), Silver 2 at €529 ($603), Silver 1 at €599 ($683), Gold at €720 ($821) and Main Straight at €875 ($998).
Hospitality ran from €2,329 ($2,656) for Race Home to €4,383 ($4,998) for the Champions Club. Children up to age 4 got in free on a parent’s lap, and kids’ tickets covered ages 5 to 12. Saturday and Sunday tickets sold out, and there’s no 2027 race to buy for.
Was the Dutch Grand Prix Expensive?
Yes, by European standards. At $363, Zandvoort’s cheapest 3-day ticket ranked 19th of the 26 races we compare, close to the United States Grand Prix at $355 and Portugal at $342, and just under Baku at $380, Silverstone at $383 and Monaco at $399.
In western Europe only Monaco and Silverstone asked more, while Spa started at $245 and Hungary at $194. That $363 bought standing room, not a seat. China’s $72 was the cheapest 3-day ticket on the calendar and Miami’s $695 the most expensive.
Promoter ticket page for the final Dutch Grand Prix, with the sold-out weekend days and the child ticket rules.
The 24-round 2027 calendar, which has no Dutch Grand Prix.
Standard Tickets to the Dutch Grand Prix
These prices covered all three days of the 2026 Sprint weekend. General admission meant standing on the dunes with no stools, chairs or umbrellas, and the Main grandstand was the only covered stand.
GA1
Dunes, Turns 2-9
€318 ($363)
3 days
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GA1
GA2
Inside Turn 13
€318 ($363)
3 days
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GA2
Hairpin 1 and 2
Turns 9-11
€459 ($523)
3 days
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Hairpin 1 and 2
Silver 2
Mid-priced stands
€529 ($603)
3 days
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Silver 2
Silver 1
Mid-priced stands
€599 ($683)
3 days
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Silver 1
Gold
Includes Eastside 3
€720 ($821)
3 days
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Gold
Main Straight
Main straight
€875 ($998)
3 days
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Main Straight
Grandstand views for Main, Pit, Tarzan In, Eastside and the Hairpin stands, plus the general admission areas.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the Dutch Grand Prix
Two hospitality options covered the 2026 weekend, both for three days. Race Home kept you on the main straight, and the Champions Club used a suite by the Main grandstand.
Race Home
Main straight
€2,329 ($2,656)
3 days
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Race Home
Champions Club
Main grandstand
€4,383 ($4,998)
3 days
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Champions Club
Budget planner with the 2026 three-day tiers and the F1 Experiences Champions Club package.
Find Out About Zandvoort
Dutch Grand Prix Ticket Questions
Dutch Grand Prix tickets for the final 2026 race started at €318 ($363) for three days of general admission. Grandstands ran from €459 ($523) in Bronze to €875 ($998) on the main straight, and hospitality started at €2,329 ($2,656). Those are the last prices, because there’s no race in 2027.
The Main grandstand is the only covered stand at Zandvoort, and it’s also the only permanent one. It sits on the main straight with views of the grid, the finish line and the podium. Champions Club guests had their seats there, with a hospitality suite close by.
GA1 is the better Zandvoort general admission area for most fans because it covers the dune banks around Turns 2 to 9, which gives far more room and a choice of views. GA2 is a small area inside Turn 13. Both cost €318 ($363) in 2026, and neither came with a seat.
Tarzan In gives the best overtaking view at Zandvoort because it sits on the outside of the braking zone for Turn 1, the main passing spot. Sections 1 and 2 beat section 3, which only has lower rows. Turn 1 is where Lando Norris passed Kimi Antonelli on his way to winning the final race.
No Dutch Grand Prix tickets exist for 2027 because the race isn’t on the calendar. The August 2026 event at Zandvoort was the final scheduled edition, so treat any listing that claims to sell a 2027 Dutch race with suspicion. The prices on this page are the last ones sold.
