Japanese Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
25 Tickets
| # | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | West Open AreaGeneral Admission | ¥22,000 ($140) | General Admission | 3 days | West area, no reserved seat |
| 2 | Grandstand GGrandstand | ¥24,000 ($152) | Grandstand | 3 days | 130R and Turn 10 overpass |
| 3 | Grandstand OGrandstand | ¥29,000 ($184) | Grandstand | 3 days | West Straight, Turns 14-15 |
| 4 | Grandstand PGrandstand | ¥34,000 ($216) | Grandstand | 3 days | Chicane entry, Turns 16-17 |
| 5 | Grandstand DGrandstand | ¥36,400 ($231) | Grandstand | 3 days | S Curves, Turns 5-6 |
| 6 | Grandstand MGrandstand | ¥40,000 ($254) | Grandstand | 3 days | Spoon, Turn 14 |
| 7 | Grandstand EGrandstand | ¥42,000 ($267) | Grandstand | 3 days | NIPPO/Dunlop curve, Turn 7 |
| 8 | Grandstand HGrandstand | ¥46,000 ($292) | Grandstand | 3 days | 110R, Turn 10 |
| 9 | Grandstand C Honda SupportGrandstand | ¥48,400 ($307) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 2-3 |
| 10 | Grandstand IGrandstand | ¥54,000 ($343) | Grandstand | 3 days | Hairpin, Turn 11 |
| 11 | Grandstand Q1Grandstand | ¥63,200 ($401) | Grandstand | 3 days | Chicane, Turns 16-17 |
| 12 | Grandstand RGrandstand | ¥72,000 ($457) | Grandstand | 3 days | Final corner, Turn 18 |
| 13 | S/S-BOXOther | ¥72,000 ($457) | Other | 3 days | Final corner, Turn 18 |
| 14 | Grandstand B1Grandstand | ¥75,400 ($478) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 2 |
| 15 | Grandstand A1Grandstand | ¥75,600 ($480) | Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight |
| 16 | Grandstand B2Grandstand | ¥89,600 ($569) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 2 |
| 17 | Grandstand A2Grandstand | ¥103,200 ($655) | Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight end, Turn 1 |
| 18 | Grandstand Q2Premium Grandstand | ¥105,600 ($670) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Chicane entry, Turn 16 |
| 19 | Grandstand V1Premium Grandstand | ¥112,000 ($711) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, lower |
| 20 | Grandstand V2Premium Grandstand | ¥120,000 ($761) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Main straight, upper |
| 21 | Ferris Wheel LoungeHospitality | ¥600,000 ($3,807) | Hospitality | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
| 22 | VIP Suite Premium 4FHospitality | ¥650,000 ($4,125) | Hospitality | 3 days | Enclosed suite, 4th floor |
| 23 | VIP Suite Premium 5FHospitality | ¥850,000 ($5,394) | Hospitality | 3 days | Enclosed suite, 5th floor |
| 24 | Paddock ClubHospitality | ¥1,200,000 ($7,615) | Hospitality | Not disclosed | Paddock |
| 25 | R-BOXHospitality | ¥1,400,000 ($8,884) | Hospitality | Not disclosed | Not disclosed |
How Much Are Japanese Grand Prix Tickets?
Suzuka’s 2027 tickets go on sale on November 15, 2026, and every price covers three days. The West Open Area costs ¥22,000 ($140), bench grandstands start at ¥24,000 ($152) at G, and the S Curves, Spoon and hairpin stands cost ¥36,400 ($231) to ¥54,000 ($343).
Individual seats on the main straight cost ¥112,000 ($711) to ¥120,000 ($761). Hospitality starts at ¥600,000 ($3,807), and the VIP Suite Premium price includes tax but not the ¥35,000 ($222) parking charge. All of these are the promoter’s adult prices.
Is the Japanese Grand Prix Expensive?
No, Suzuka is one of the cheaper races to get into. The West Open Area converts to $140 for three days, level with Italy ($144) and below Qatar ($165), São Paulo ($191) and Austria ($194). Only Saudi Arabia ($118), China ($72) and Istanbul’s 2021 tariff ($42) come in lower.
The seats are good value too. A reserved bench at 130R costs ¥24,000 ($152), barely more than general admission, and even V2 at ¥120,000 ($761) isn’t far above Miami‘s $695 entry price. Prices are set in yen, so the dollar cost moves with the exchange rate.
Dated Suzuka price benchmarks used with the promoter tariff for the calendar comparison.
Standard Tickets to the Japanese Grand Prix
Every Suzuka grandstand ticket covers three days, and most are bench seats. Only Q1-2, Q2, V1 and V2 have individual backrests, which is a big reason the main straight costs over five times the West Open Area.
West Open Area
West area, no reserved seat
¥22,000 ($140)
3 days
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West Open Area
Grandstand G
130R and Turn 10 overpass
¥24,000 ($152)
3 days
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Grandstand G
Grandstand O
West Straight, Turns 14-15
¥29,000 ($184)
3 days
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Grandstand O
Grandstand P
Chicane entry, Turns 16-17
¥34,000 ($216)
3 days
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Grandstand P
Grandstand D
S Curves, Turns 5-6
¥36,400 ($231)
3 days
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Grandstand D
Grandstand M
Spoon, Turn 14
¥40,000 ($254)
3 days
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Grandstand M
Grandstand E
NIPPO/Dunlop curve, Turn 7
¥42,000 ($267)
3 days
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Grandstand E
Grandstand H
110R, Turn 10
¥46,000 ($292)
3 days
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Grandstand H
Grandstand C Honda Support
Turns 2-3
¥48,400 ($307)
3 days
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Grandstand C Honda Support
Grandstand I
Hairpin, Turn 11
¥54,000 ($343)
3 days
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Grandstand I
Grandstand Q1
Chicane, Turns 16-17
¥63,200 ($401)
3 days
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Grandstand Q1
Grandstand R and S/S-BOX
Final corner, Turn 18
¥72,000 ($457)
3 days
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Grandstand R and S/S-BOX
Grandstands B1 and B2
Turn 2
From ¥75,400 ($478)
3 days
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Grandstands B1 and B2
Grandstands A1 and A2
Main straight and Turn 1
From ¥75,600 ($480)
3 days
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Grandstands A1 and A2
Grandstand Q2
Chicane entry, Turn 16
¥105,600 ($670)
3 days
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Grandstand Q2
Grandstands V1 and V2
Main straight
From ¥112,000 ($711)
3 days
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Grandstands V1 and V2
Official 2027 categories, adult prices, seat types and corners, with sales opening on November 15, 2026.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the Japanese Grand Prix
Only the VIP Suite Premium has a confirmed three-day term and a published list of inclusions at Suzuka. The Ferris Wheel Lounge, Paddock Club and R-BOX prices are headline figures, so compare them with care.
Ferris Wheel Lounge
Not disclosed
¥600,000 ($3,807)
Not disclosed
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Ferris Wheel Lounge
VIP Suite Premium 4F
Enclosed suite, 4th floor
¥650,000 ($4,125)
3 days
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VIP Suite Premium 4F
VIP Suite Premium 5F
Enclosed suite, 5th floor
¥850,000 ($5,394)
3 days
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VIP Suite Premium 5F
Paddock Club
Paddock
¥1,200,000 ($7,615)
Not disclosed
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Paddock Club
R-BOX
Not disclosed
¥1,400,000 ($8,884)
Not disclosed
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R-BOX
Confirms the three-day term, tax inclusion, fourth and fifth floor prices, the food and the parking charge.
Find Out About Suzuka
Japanese Grand Prix Ticket Questions
Attending the 2027 Japanese Grand Prix costs ¥22,000 ($140) for a three-day West Open Area ticket, before travel and accommodation. Reserved seats run from ¥24,000 ($152) to ¥120,000 ($761), VIP Suite Premium starts at ¥650,000 ($4,125) with tax included, and suite parking costs ¥35,000 ($222) extra.
Suzuka’s West Open Area is worth it if price matters most, because ¥22,000 ($140) is the cheapest way in for three days. The trade-off is that there’s no reserved seat, and for ¥2,000 ($13) more a G stand bench gives you a fixed view of 130R.
Four Suzuka seat types have individual backrests. Q1-2 at the chicane costs ¥63,200 ($401), Q2 at Turn 16 costs ¥105,600 ($670), and V1 and V2 on the main straight cost ¥112,000 ($711) and ¥120,000 ($761). Every other stand, including A2 at the Turn 1 end, uses bench seating.
The best places to see overtaking at Suzuka are Turn 1 and the Turns 16-17 chicane, the two spots where most passes happen. Stands A2, B1 and B2 cover the first corner, while P, Q1 and Q2 face the chicane, and G at 130R sometimes catches bolder moves.
Suzuka’s VIP Suite Premium includes three days in an enclosed, raised suite with a terrace, plus breakfast, lunch and drinks, and afternoon tea on Saturday and Sunday. It costs ¥650,000 ($4,125) on the fourth floor or ¥850,000 ($5,394) on the fifth, tax included, with parking at ¥35,000 ($222) on top.
A three-day Japanese Grand Prix ticket for 2027 includes the Sprint, because Suzuka hosts its first Sprint weekend on April 9-11 and the ticket covers Friday to Sunday. That makes 2027 the first year a Suzuka ticket buys two races, the Sprint and the Grand Prix.
