Portuguese Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
8 Tickets
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| 1 | General AdmissionGeneral Admission | €300 ($342) | General Admission | 3 days | Hillsides, Turns 11-14 |
| 2 | South AreaGrandstand | €400 ($456) | Grandstand | 3 days | Closing corners, run to main straight |
| 3 | First CornerGrandstand | €500 ($570) | Grandstand | 3 days | Outside Turn 1 |
| 4 | PortimãoGrandstand | €500 ($570) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turns 9-10 |
| 5 | North AreaGrandstand | €600 ($684) | Grandstand | 3 days | First corner complex |
| 6 | Main LowerGrandstand | €600 ($684) | Grandstand | 3 days | Pit straight, covered |
| 7 | Main UpperPremium Grandstand | €700 ($798) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Pit straight, covered, upper tier |
| 8 | Champions ClubHospitality | €5,824.52 ($6,642) | Hospitality | 3 days | Tower, third floor |
How Much Are Portuguese Grand Prix Tickets?
Phase-one prices for 2027 start at €300 ($342) for three days of general admission on the hillsides. Grandstands run from €400 ($456) in the South Area to €700 ($798) for the upper tier of the covered Main stand, with First Corner and Portimão both at €500 ($570).
Champions Club hospitality costs €5,824.52 ($6,642) once €166.90 ($190) of fees and taxes are added. These are first-release prices, so later phases can cost more. Because the tickets are sold in euros, the dollar total also moves with the exchange rate.
Is the Portuguese Grand Prix Expensive?
It’s on the expensive side. At $342, general admission costs more than the cheapest way into the Australian Grand Prix ($299), though it’s a little under the United States ($355), Dutch ($363), Azerbaijan ($380) and British ($383) races. The full calendar runs from $72 in China to $695 in Miami.
By European standards it’s dear. Monza, Austria and Hungary all let you in for under $200. Portimão is better value once you want a seat, because a South Area grandstand is only €100 ($114) more than general admission.
Official promoter site with live starting prices for the 2027 race and its unspecified hospitality headline.
Complete phase-one euro tariff for general admission and every grandstand, published September 21.
Standard Tickets to the Portuguese Grand Prix
Every ordinary ticket covers all three days, and only the Main stand has a roof. Some older stand names like Sagres and Albufeira now sit inside the broader South and North areas.
General Admission
Hillsides, Turns 11-14
€300 ($342)
3 days
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General Admission
South Area
Closing corners, run to main straight
€400 ($456)
3 days
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South Area
First Corner
Outside Turn 1
€500 ($570)
3 days
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First Corner
Portimão
Turns 9-10
€500 ($570)
3 days
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Portimão
North Area
First corner complex
€600 ($684)
3 days
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North Area
Main Lower
Pit straight, covered
€600 ($684)
3 days
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Main Lower
Main Upper
Pit straight, covered, upper tier
€700 ($798)
3 days
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Main Upper
Stand geography and cover, including the Main roof, Portimão 2 views and the Turn 11 to 14 hillsides.
Official F1 ticketing page confirming the 2027 dates and the race's return after 2021.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the Portuguese Grand Prix
One full-weekend hospitality package has a confirmed price. The promoter also advertises a cheaper hospitality headline, but it doesn’t say how many days that covers.
Champions Club
Tower, third floor
€5,824.52 ($6,642)
3 days
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Champions Club
Direct three-day Champions Club offer with its fee-inclusive total, grid walk, trophy photo and paddock tour.
Find Out About Portimão
Portuguese Grand Prix Ticket Questions
Tickets for the 2027 Portuguese Grand Prix are sold by the promoter, Autódromo Internacional do Algarve, at portugalf1gp.com and through Formula 1’s official ticketing site. Phase-one prices start at €300 ($342) for three-day general admission. Champions Club hospitality is sold separately through F1 Experiences.
Only the Main grandstand at Portimão has a roof, which makes it the one to book for shade at the Portuguese Grand Prix. It faces the pit lane and grid, so it’s also where you’ll watch the podium celebrations from a sheltered seat. Every other stand, and all the general admission hillside, is open.
At the Portuguese Grand Prix, Main lower costs €600 ($684) and Main upper €700 ($798), and both sit under the roof facing the pits, grid and podium. The upper tier gives broader sightlines across the circuit, while the lower rows keep you nearer the pit lane and the cars on the grid.
Yes, the Portuguese Grand Prix sells three-day general admission at €300 ($342) in phase one. It’s unreserved. Fans have historically watched from the hillsides around Turns 11 to 14, and nobody holds a spot for you, so the best places on the banks go to early arrivals.
No, the 2027 Portuguese Grand Prix on June 18-20 isn’t a Sprint weekend. Portimão isn’t on the list of ten Sprint venues announced for 2027, so the weekend follows the standard format with practice on Friday, qualifying on Saturday and the race on Sunday.
