9 Tickets
| # | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Prato General AdmissionGeneral Admission | €126 ($144) | General Admission | 3 days | Parkland around the lap |
| 2 | Stands GF, 25 and 32Grandstand | €219 ($250) | Grandstand | 3 days | GF inside Curva Alboreto |
| 3 | Stands 10BIS, 35A, 35B, 35C and GTGrandstand | €351 ($400) | Grandstand | 3 days | Lesmo 2, Vedano, pit exit |
| 4 | Stands 11, 21C, 21D and 21EGrandstand | €489 ($558) | Grandstand | 3 days | Before Ascari and Alboreto |
| 5 | Stands 5, 12, 13, 14, 18, 21A, 21B, 24 and 26CGrandstand | €786 ($896) | Grandstand | 3 days | Ascari, Alboreto, main straight |
| 6 | Stands 4, 6B, 7, 8A, 8B, 16, 22, 26B, 33A, 33B and 34Grandstand | €888 ($1,013) | Grandstand | 3 days | Chicanes, Lesmo 1, Ascari, straight |
| 7 | Stands 6C, 9, 10 and 26AGrandstand | €1,158 ($1,320) | Grandstand | 3 days | Both chicanes, main straight |
| 8 | Stand 1 CentralePremium Grandstand | €1,614 ($1,840) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, grid and podium |
| 9 | Champions ClubHospitality | €4,450 ($5,074) | Hospitality | 3 days | Not disclosed |
A three-day Prato general admission ticket for 2027 costs €126 ($144). Grandstands start at €219 ($250) for the unnumbered GF stand inside the final corner, most Ascari seats cost €786 ($896), and Centrale opposite the podium is €1,614 ($1,840).
Every price on the promoter’s 2027 list covers all three days of the Sprint weekend and includes VAT. Hospitality is harder to pin down, because Monza sells its lounges by quote and the only published figure is an older Champions Club rate of €4,450 ($5,074).
No. At €126 ($144) for three days, Monza’s Prato ticket is one of the cheapest ways into a Grand Prix anywhere. Of the 27 events we track, only Saudi Arabia at $118, Japan at $140, China’s domestic tariff at $72 and Istanbul’s 2021 prices come in lower, and Miami costs nearly five times as much at $695.
Qatar ($165), São Paulo ($191) and Austria ($194) all charge more for the same three days. The catch is the seat. Grandstands climb to €1,614 ($1,840) in Centrale, so Monza is cheap to get into and expensive to sit down at.
The promoter's 2027 price list, with three-day prices including VAT for Prato and every numbered grandstand.
The promoter's ticket page for the Italian Grand Prix, used alongside the price list for the benchmark comparison.
Monza sells its stands in price tiers that cut across the lap, so a €786 ($896) seat can put you at Ascari, the pit exit, or opposite the podium.
Stand locations, cover and viewing differences around the lap, including the notes on Prato viewing areas.
Monza doesn’t publish individual 2027 hospitality prices, so the only figure below is a Champions Club rate from a previous edition. Catering, parking and guest rotation differ from one product to the next.
The promoter's hospitality range, including Tower, Garden Lounge, Ultimate, Fans Club, Race Club, and Dolce Vita.
Monza’s Paddock Club doesn’t appear with a 2027 price in the promoter’s hospitality range, which lists Tower, Garden Lounge, Ultimate, Fans Club, Race Club, and Dolce Vita on a quote basis. The only published benchmark is the Champions Club at €4,450 ($5,074) for three days, carried over from a previous edition.
The Italian Grand Prix promoter sells Prato general admission on its own site, monzanet.it, at €126 ($144) for three days in 2027 with VAT included. The 2026 race has already run, so the 2027 list is the one on sale. Prato is unreserved parkland, so the ticket buys access rather than a seat.
Monza’s Prato ticket is worth it on price at €126 ($144) for three days, but you pay for it in walking. The parkland is big, the best viewpoints get crowded, and the grandstand guide says new stands have reduced the open viewing areas, so arrive early to claim a spot by a chicane.
At Monza, the covered stands sit on the main straight and around the final corner. Centrale, 4 Sinistra and 26 Destra face the start line and podium, 24 Vedano is near the exit of Curva Alboreto and Stand 22 overlooks the approach to it. Covered seats start at €786 ($896).
For overtaking at Monza, sit at a chicane. Stands 6B, 6C, 8A and 8B cover the first chicane, the heaviest braking zone, and 9, 10, 33A and 33B watch the second. Antonelli passed cars at both in 2026, and his winning move came near Stand 11, between Lesmo 2 and Ascari.