The newly named Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix has unveiled details for its 2025 race weekend, set for November 20-22. With new ticket options, expanded grandstands and enhanced fan zone access, the Las Vegas Grand Prix is creating ways for even more fans to experience the excitement of F1. Fans can secure the year’s lowest prices on F1LasVegasGP.com when public sales open Wednesday, April 9 at noon PDT.
For the 2025 race, single-day tickets start at $50 and three-day tickets start at $400 for general admission in the Flamingo Zone by Caesars Rewards, marking the lowest ticket prices yet. Tip: Card members of American Express—"the Official Payments Partner of F1 in the Americas"—can access an exclusive 48-hour presale for all three-day tickets starting Wednesday, April 2 at 10 a.m. PDT.
In addition, Nevada residents will receive 24-hour priority access to be the first to purchase single-day Flamingo General Admission tickets, plus three-day Flamingo General Admission tickets, beginning Tuesday, April 8 at 10 a.m. PDT. To access, local fans must purchase tickets via Ticketmaster using a credit or debit card linked to a Nevada billing address.
The Las Vegas Strip Circuit remains one the most competitive tracks on the calendar, with a track record of 181 overtakes, top speeds exceeding 220 miles per hour and "tactical challenges at every turn." The 2025 event will elevate the fan experience with more on-track action, including the addition of the F1 Academy. The all-female series will conclude on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit as the first single-seater support series to race on the streets of the biggest stage in motorsport. Fans can also look forward to A-list musical performances, interactive activations, premium hospitality and an expanded array of food and beverage options, all to be announced at a later date.
Ticketed experiences with vantage points across the Las Vegas Strip Circuit include:
General Admission: Standing-room-only ticket options around the circuit with first-come, first-served viewing platforms (except for Heineken GA+ as detailed below), interactive fan activations, live entertainment and a variety of food and beverage options available for purchase.
Grandstands: Assigned grandstand seating with trackside views, with engaging fan experiences, live entertainment and a variety of food and beverage options available for purchase. Located in the East Harmon Zone by Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, the new Turn 3 Grandstands have prime sightlines as drivers navigate Turns 3 and 4 before accelerating into the DRS Zone along the Koval Straightaway. Guests can enjoy access to interactive activations, entertainment and driver appearances at the Heineken Silver Stage, as well as access to activations in the Koval Zone by Heineken.
Hospitality: Las Vegas Grand Prix hospitality spaces feature premier trackside views, in-suite entertainment, all-inclusive premium food and beverage offerings, a dedicated service manager for assistance year-round and access to F1 activations and entertainment within the fan zones. New for 2025, all Skybox tickets will include an assigned seat in the Heineken Silver Main Grandstand, so fans will never miss a moment of the on-track excitement.
Tip: Private suites are available upon request. Designed for a minimum of 100 people, each suite offers a semi-customizable space with a trackside terrace for premier viewing opportunities.
Grand Prix Trio (starting at $2,175 plus taxes and fees): Grand Prix Trio offers three distinct Las Vegas Grand Prix experiences from three different vantage points along the Las Vegas Strip Circuit. Featuring a new collection of ticket types, enjoy Heineken GA+, an assigned Turn 3 Grandstand seat, and an elevated hospitality experience in Skybox.
Tickets will be available for purchase on www.f1lasvegasgp.com. Flexible payment plans will be available through August 2025. Fans can still place a deposit via the Las Vegas Grand Prix website now through March 16. Additional single-day tickets will be available to purchase earlier than ever, with more details to be announced in early summer.
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