Singapore Grand Prix ⋅ 2026 F1 Tickets
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Singapore F1 tickets don’t come cheap but the organisers excel at creating an event that adds value to the Grand Prix goers experience with nightly concerts and fireworks displays all included in the cost of the tickets.
There are also a lot of options – from standard general admission known as walkabout, premier walkabout, premium grandstand packages and multi-grandstand combi packages where you get to sample a new grandstand each day, and everything in between. For those with the budget, Singapore boasts some of the most sought-after VIP hospitality packages as well.
Unusually for a Grand Prix, the Singapore circuit is divided into 4 zones, and tickets allow you to access the zone where your grandstand is and up to 3 other zones. Every ticket holder has access to zone 4, the walkabout zone.

S$290 – 600

S$300 – 1790

Prices above are approximate and don’t include fees such as booking and delivery. These prices don’t include Early Bird promotional tickets or discounted tickets for children and seniors.
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Gootickets is a well established ticket seller with offices in Monaco and Barcelona. They offer a simple no-frills experience with good availability and often the lowest priced tickets.

Previously known to their loyal customer base as BookF1 (and Motorsport Live) this UK based ticket provider are known for great customer service and going the extra mile to give buyers more value.

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Yes. All grandstand tickets include a reserved seat number.
Whatever zone a grandstand is in, ticket holders will have access to that zone and all higher-numbered zones as well. For example, zone 2 ticket holders can access zones 2,3 and 4 but not zone 1. Zone 4 tickets allow access to zone 4 only.
Yes there are a small number of tickets available for individual days but most are sold aa tickets for 3 days.
Yes. Most tickets allow access Friday through Sunday.
Yes. Singapore’s combination tickets allow fans to experience a different view each day. There are 4 packages to choose from including one with the option to have walkabout (general admission) access on Sunday
No, as all grandstands have reserved seating on all 3 days there is no free to roam day
At the time of writing there are no plans to have a free pitlane walk for tickets holders.
The Premier Walkabout ticket allows access to all 4 zones of the circuit. The standard Walkabout ticket only allows fans to enter Zone 4.
There aren’t any packages specifically for families but Singapore encourages groups to attend with discounted tickets available for groups of four or more. Tickets eligible for group discounts are Pit, Connaught, Padang, Stamford, Esplanade Waterfront, Bay and Premier Walkabout.
Yes, but only 3-day Pit Grandstand and 3-day Stamford Grandstand tickets offer discounted entry to children under 16 years of age. The discount is 50% off the standard adult rate. Children are welcome elsewhere with an adult ticket but all children under 13 need to be supervised by an adult. If attending with children under 7, parents or guardians must sign and bring with them an indemnity form. The form is available at ticket counters outside the circuit.