9 Tickets
| # | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Lusail Hill General AdmissionGeneral Admission | QAR600 ($165) | General Admission | 3 days | End of Turn 1, no seat |
| 2 | T2 GrandstandGrandstand | QAR1,000 ($275) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 2, unreserved |
| 3 | T3 GrandstandGrandstand | QAR1,000 ($275) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 3, unreserved |
| 4 | T16 GrandstandGrandstand | QAR1,000 ($275) | Grandstand | 3 days | Turn 16, unreserved |
| 5 | North GrandstandGrandstand | QAR1,500 ($412) | Grandstand | 3 days | Pit exit and Turn 1 approach |
| 6 | Main GrandstandGrandstand | QAR2,000 ($549) | Grandstand | 3 days | Pit straight, assigned seats |
| 7 | Lusail Hill LoungeHospitality | QAR10,946.35 ($3,007) | Hospitality | 3 days | Turn 1, open-air deck |
| 8 | Novikov at PremiereHospitality | QAR16,421.35 ($4,511) | Hospitality | 3 days | Premiere, own stand |
| 9 | F1 Experiences Champions ClubHospitality | QAR19,925.35 ($5,474) | Hospitality | 3 days | Not disclosed |
The cheapest way in is QAR600 ($165) for three days on Lusail Hill. Grandstands start at QAR1,000 ($275) for T2, T3 and T16, North costs QAR1,500 ($412), and Main tops the ordinary range at QAR2,000 ($549).
Every product on sale for the 2026 race covers all three days. Hospitality is a big step up, from QAR10,946.35 ($3,007) for the Lusail Hill Lounge to QAR19,925.35 ($5,474) for Champions Club. The public ticket pages don’t spell out tax or booking fees, so it’s worth checking the total at checkout before you pay.
No. At $165 for the cheapest complete ticket, Qatar has the sixth-lowest entry price of the 27 races we compare, and Miami’s $695 at the top is more than four times as much. It sits in a cluster with Monza at $144, Suzuka at $140, Interlagos at $191 and the Red Bull Ring and Hungaroring at $194.
That QAR600 ($165) buys three days plus fan-village access, metro shuttles and parking. A T2 seat at QAR1,000 ($275) also costs well under the $462 you need for the cheapest 3-day Abu Dhabi ticket a week later.
Promoter event page listing the 2026 three-day tariff from Lusail Hill up to the Main grandstand.
Official event page confirming the November 27-29, 2026 race weekend at Lusail.
Lusail keeps it simple with one general admission bank and five stands. Only Main has assigned seats, so everywhere else the best spots go to whoever gets there first.
Lusail Hill price and what the three-day pass includes, from fan-village access to metro shuttles and parking.
Hospitality at Lusail starts at more than five times the price of a Main grandstand seat, and all three public packages cover the full weekend. Private suites are sold to large groups, so they don’t carry a per-person price.
Price, Turn 1 viewing deck and the food and premium drinks included in the lounge.
Price and inclusions for the Novikov package, with its indoor room, terrace and attached stand.
Champions Club price plus the grid walk, trophy photo and paddock tour terms.
Tickets for the 2026 Qatar Grand Prix start at QAR600 ($165) for three days of general admission on Lusail Hill. Grandstands cost QAR1,000-2,000 ($275-549), and hospitality runs from QAR10,946.35 ($3,007) to QAR19,925.35 ($5,474). The race weekend is November 27-29.
Only the Main grandstand has assigned seats at the Qatar Grand Prix. North, T2, T3 and T16 are unreserved stands and Lusail Hill is open general admission, so arriving early decides where you end up. Main costs QAR2,000 ($549) for three days, while the unreserved stands start at QAR1,000 ($275).
Lusail Hill is the cheapest way into the Qatar Grand Prix at QAR600 ($165), and it sits on raised ground by the end of Turn 1, the circuit’s main overtaking spot. The ticket covers fan-village access, metro shuttles and parking as well. There’s no seat, though, and food-court meals cost extra.
Main is the Qatar Grand Prix grandstand opposite the garages and the grid, and a seat there costs QAR2,000 ($549) for three days. North, right next to it, looks over the pit exit and the run to Turn 1 for QAR1,500 ($412). How well you see the podium from Main depends on your zone.
Yes, Champions Club at the Qatar Grand Prix includes one guided paddock tour, along with a grid walk and a trophy photo. The circuit doesn’t guarantee which day or time the tour runs. The three-day package costs QAR19,925.35 ($5,474), the most expensive public hospitality product at Lusail.