Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Ticket Prices
8 Tickets
| # | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | General AdmissionGeneral Admission | SAR442 ($118) | General Admission | 3 days | Unreserved, fan zones and concerts |
| 2 | Central AGrandstand | SAR850 ($227) | Grandstand | 3 days | Central stand group |
| 3 | Central BGrandstand | SAR850 ($227) | Grandstand | 3 days | Central stand group |
| 4 | Central C / QiddiyaGrandstand | SAR850 ($227) | Grandstand | 3 days | Central stand group |
| 5 | Central D / stcGrandstand | SAR850 ($227) | Grandstand | 3 days | Central stand group |
| 6 | Main BGrandstand | SAR1,751 ($467) | Grandstand | 3 days | Main stand group |
| 7 | Main APremium Grandstand | SAR2,448 ($653) | Premium Grandstand | 3 days | Main stand group |
| 8 | Premium LoungeHospitality | SAR11,160 ($2,976) | Hospitality | 3 days | Start/finish, Turns 1, 2 and 5 views |
How Much Are Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Tickets?
Three-day tickets for the 2027 race run from SAR442 ($118) for general admission to SAR2,448 ($653) for a seat in Main A. All four Central grandstands cost SAR850 ($227), and Main B is SAR1,751 ($467). Hospitality starts at SAR11,160 ($2,976) in the Premium Lounge.
Every ordinary price is exactly 15% below the tariff listed for the canceled 2026 race, when general admission was SAR520 ($139). Single-day tickets exist too, but only three-day products cover the whole weekend. The public price panels don’t show booking fees, so check the total at checkout.
Is the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Expensive?
No. At $118 for three days, Jeddah’s general admission is the second-cheapest way into a Grand Prix with current prices, behind only the Chinese Grand Prix at $72. It undercuts the Japanese ($140), Italian ($144), Qatar ($165) and São Paulo ($191) races, and it’s about a sixth of the $695 you’d pay to get into Miami.
The riyal’s dollar peg keeps that price steady for American buyers in a way euro and pound races can’t match. The jump comes when you want a seat, since the cheapest Central stand costs nearly twice as much as general admission.
Promoter tariff panels for 2027 three-day, Sunday, Saturday and Friday tickets, the source of every ordinary price here.
Standard Tickets to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Jeddah sells one unreserved general admission ticket and six named grandstands in two groups, Central and Main. Each ticket below covers all three days of the 2027 weekend.
General Admission
Unreserved areas
SAR442 ($118)
3 days
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General Admission
Central A
Central stand group
SAR850 ($227)
3 days
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Central A
Central B
Central stand group
SAR850 ($227)
3 days
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Central B
Central C / Qiddiya
Central stand group
SAR850 ($227)
3 days
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Central C / Qiddiya
Central D / stc
Central stand group
SAR850 ($227)
3 days
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Central D / stc
Main B
Main stand group
SAR1,751 ($467)
3 days
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Main B
Main A
Main stand group
SAR2,448 ($653)
3 days
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Main A
Lists the Main A, Main B, and Central grandstand categories and the older tariff from the canceled 2026 race.
VIP and Hospitality Tickets to the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix
Jeddah’s public hospitality has two tiers. The Premium Lounge has a published full-weekend price, while the Premium Suite is sold on request only.
Premium Lounge
Start/finish, Turns 1, 2 and 5
SAR11,160 ($2,976)
3 days
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Premium Lounge
Premium Suite
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
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Premium Suite
Premium Lounge views, catering, parking and concert access, plus the quote-only Premium Suite and its support paddock wording.
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Saudi Arabian Grand Prix Ticket Questions
F1 tickets in Jeddah start at SAR442 ($118) for three days of general admission at the 2027 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. A reserved seat costs from SAR850 ($227) in the Central stands up to SAR2,448 ($653) in Main A, with Main B in between at SAR1,751 ($467).
Saudi Arabian Grand Prix general admission gets you in for all three days, with access to the fan zones and the concerts. What it doesn’t include is a seat. You’ll be standing or finding your own spot in the public areas, so anyone who wants a guaranteed view needs a grandstand ticket.
Yes, Jeddah grandstand tickets are sold by named stand with a seat, while general admission is the only unreserved option at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The promoter keeps detailed block views behind its booking login, so check which part of Central or Main your seat is in before paying.
No, Saudi Arabian Grand Prix hospitality doesn’t include an F1 paddock pass. When the promoter mentions paddock access, it’s talking about the F1 Academy support paddock. The SAR11,160 ($2,976) Premium Lounge covers views, dining, drinks, parking and a concert VIP platform, but not the Formula 1 garages.
The Saudi Arabian Grand Prix sells Friday, Saturday, and Sunday tickets alongside three-day passes, so a headline starting price can be for a single day. The cheapest ticket that covers the whole 2027 weekend is general admission at SAR442 ($118). Friday prices aren’t a guide to what a full weekend costs.
