Hungarian Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
21 Tickets
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| 1 | General AdmissionGeneral Admission | €170 ($194) | General Admission | 3 days | Standing areas |
| 2 | Pit Exit 1 Wheelchair or CompanionOther | €215 ($245) | Other | 3 days | Approach to Turn 1 |
| 3 | Chicane 1Grandstand | €240 ($274) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 5 |
| 4 | Chicane 2Grandstand | €240 ($274) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 6, near Gate 3 |
| 5 | Chicane 4Grandstand | €240 ($274) | Grandstand | 3 days | Not confirmed |
| 6 | FanGrandstand | €270 ($308) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 11-12 |
| 7 | 3 Corner FanGrandstand | €270 ($308) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 11-12 |
| 8 | Grand Prix 1Grandstand | €300 ($342) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 14 exit |
| 9 | Apex 1Grandstand | €300 ($342) | Grandstand | 3 days | Above Turn 14 |
| 10 | Hungaroring Wheelchair or CompanionOther | €325 ($371) | Other | 3 days | Opposite the pits |
| 11 | Apex 2Grandstand | €340 ($388) | Grandstand | 3 days | Near Turn 13 |
| 12 | Grand Prix 2Grandstand | €350 ($399) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 12-14 |
| 13 | Grid 1Grandstand | €430 ($490) | Grandstand | 3 days | Pit straight |
| 14 | Grid 2Grandstand | €430 ($490) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 14 exit |
| 15 | Pit Exit 1Grandstand | €430 ($490) | Grandstand | 3 days | Approach to Turn 1 |
| 16 | 3 Corner Grid 2Grandstand | €435 ($496) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 14 exit |
| 17 | T1Grandstand | €500 ($570) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 1, near Gate 8 |
| 18 | 3 Corner T1Grandstand | €500 ($570) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 1 |
| 19 | HungaroringGrandstand | €650 ($741) | Grandstand | 3 days | Opposite the pits |
| 20 | Hungaroring PlatinumPremium Grandstand | €740 ($844) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Opposite the pits, high rows |
| 21 | F1 Fan LoungeHospitality | €1,950 ($2,224) | Hospitality | 3 days | Hungaroring stand, sector A |
How Much Are Hungarian Grand Prix Tickets?
General admission costs €170 ($194) for all three days and covers the whole standing area. Grandstands start at €240 ($274) in the Chicane stands and climb to €650 ($741) for the covered Hungaroring stand opposite the pits, or €740 ($844) for its top Platinum rows. The F1 Fan Lounge is €1,950 ($2,224).
Children aged 13 and under pay from €35 ($40) with an adult. Prices are listed as subject to VAT and other taxes, and parking is extra. Don’t wait long, because by late September 2026 most weekend grandstands for 2027 already showed as sold out.
Is the Hungarian Grand Prix Expensive?
Hardly. At $194 for three days, Hungary is joint seventh cheapest of the 26 races we compare, level with Austria and just above São Paulo at $191. Mexico City, the Sepang race and Madrid all cost a little more at $220-222.
In Europe only Monza, at $144, gets you in for less. China’s $72 is the cheapest 3-day ticket on the calendar and Miami’s $695 is more than three times Hungary’s price. The seats are fair value too, with 12 of the 14 grandstands costing between €240 ($274) and €500 ($570).
Official seller's 2027 price list with weekend, Sunday, junior and wheelchair tickets, VAT wording and stand availability.
Announced 2027 calendar with the Hungarian Grand Prix on July 30 - August 1 as a standard weekend.
Standard Tickets to the Hungarian Grand Prix
Every grandstand seat at the Hungaroring is numbered, and every standard ticket covers all three days. Most stands were renamed recently, so the old names are given below where they help.
General Admission
Standing areas
€170 ($194)
3 days
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General Admission
Chicane 1 and 2
Turns 5-6
€240 ($274)
3 days
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Chicane 1 and 2
Chicane 4
Not confirmed
€240 ($274)
3 days
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Chicane 4
Fan
Turns 11-12
€270 ($308)
3 days
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Fan
Grand Prix 1
Turn 14 exit
€300 ($342)
3 days
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Grand Prix 1
Apex 1
Above Turn 14
€300 ($342)
3 days
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Apex 1
Apex 2
Near Turn 13
€340 ($388)
3 days
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Apex 2
Grand Prix 2
Turns 12-14
€350 ($399)
3 days
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Grand Prix 2
Grid 1
Pit straight
€430 ($490)
3 days
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Grid 1
Grid 2
Turn 14 exit
€430 ($490)
3 days
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Grid 2
Pit Exit 1
Approach to Turn 1
€430 ($490)
3 days
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Pit Exit 1
T1
Turn 1, near Gate 8
€500 ($570)
3 days
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T1
Hungaroring
Opposite the pits
€650 ($741)
3 days
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Hungaroring
Hungaroring Platinum
Opposite the pits, high rows
€740 ($844)
3 days
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Hungaroring Platinum
Stand locations, former names and viewing differences for each Hungaroring grandstand and the general admission banks.
Supports the valley setting and the claim that around 80% of the circuit is visible from any point.
Hot and dry race conditions in 2026, with the track temperature reaching around 55C.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the Hungarian Grand Prix
The official seller lists a single hospitality product for 2027, the F1 Fan Lounge. It’s a three-day ticket that pairs food and an open bar with a seat in the main grandstand.
F1 Fan Lounge
Hungaroring stand, sector A
€1,950 ($2,224)
3 days
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F1 Fan Lounge
Official seller page for the 2027 F1 Fan Lounge with its price, sector A seat, catering and open bar.
Find Out About the Hungaroring
Hungarian Grand Prix Ticket Questions
Tickets for the 2027 Hungarian Grand Prix start at €170 ($194) for three days of general admission. Grandstands cost €240-740 ($274-844). The F1 Fan Lounge is €1,950 ($2,224), and race-day tickets exist too, with Sunday general admission at €155 ($177) and a Hungaroring stand seat at €585 ($667).
The Hungaroring grandstand, the rebuilt former Super Gold stand opposite the pits, is the covered option, and its Platinum rows sit under the same roof. Seats there cost €650 ($741) or €740 ($844). Shade matters in late July, when the 2026 race ran with the track at around 55°C.
General admission at the Hungaroring is good value at €170 ($194) because the circuit sits in a valley and around 80% of it can be seen from any point. The banks around Turns 9-14 give the broadest views, though they can be distant. There are no numbered places, and binoculars help.
The Hungarian Grand Prix renamed its stands. Super Gold was rebuilt as the Hungaroring stand, Gold 1 became Grid 1, Silver 1 is now Grid 2, Silver 3 is Apex 1, Silver 4 is Grand Prix 2 and Silver 5 is Fan. Red Bull became Grand Prix 1, and Bronze 1 and 2 are Chicane 1 and 2.
The F1 Fan Lounge at the Hungaroring includes a three-day seat in sector A of the main grandstand, catering and an open bar for €1,950 ($2,224). One secondary source limits the catering to Saturday and Sunday, so ask about Friday before you book. Parking isn’t included and has to be bought separately.
The T1 grandstand is the best Hungaroring seat for overtaking because it faces the main braking zone at the end of the pit straight. It costs €500 ($570) and sits near Gate 8 and the fan area. Pit Exit 1, on the approach to the corner, is €430 ($490).
