Tickets for the 2025 Formula One Las Vegas Grand Prix became available to local residents on Tuesday, providing Nevadans with a 24-hour advantage to ensure their place at this year’s event.
Tickets for the racing event scheduled from November 20th to 22nd vary in cost, starting at $50 for a one-day pass all the way up to $25,000 for premium luxury seating. The prices set for the 2025 races have been reduced by approximately 35% compared to those offered during last year’s competition.
Ensuring local residents had better access to tickets was crucial for race organizers because Formula 1 aimed at attracting more people from Southern Nevada to attend the event, said Alli England, who serves as the vice president of premium sales and service for the Las Vegas Grand Prix.
We will provide local residents with first dibs on all tickets, offering even our most affordable option at $50 per day pass," England stated. "We understand that many of these locals might be working during race week. Given their significant role within the Strip’s workforce, we aim to ensure they get preferential entry on the days when they can attend the event.
The general public can purchase tickets for the 2025 race starting at midday on Wednesday.
Fans will again have various ways to purchase tickets for this year’s event race Including options for general admission, grandstand, and premium hospitality seating, grand prix authorities have revised their three-zone weekend package and introduced a new area for general admission inside the boundaries of Grand Prix Plaza.
The grandstand at Turn 3 was constructed where part of the previous Turn 3 hospitality zone used to be. The Three-of-a-Kind ticket option from last year has been renamed as the Grand Prix Trio, and this bundle has been refreshed to reflect changes in designated areas for fans.
"If you're a spectator looking to enjoy various perspectives of the race...you might find yourself in a skybox one day; the next day, you could be at the grandstand in Turn 3, and then finish up in the general admission area on the third day," England explained.
Because the Las Vegas Grand Prix takes place on an open street circuit rather than inside a stadium, race organizers have had the flexibility to adjust seating arrangements along the 3.8-mile track according to their preferences. These modifications stem from data gathered during the event’s initial couple of years and insights provided by fans.
England mentioned that some race fans have told Formula 1 they desire the ability to navigate through various areas to enhance their overall experience.
If you buy our Koval general admission ticket this year along with the Heineken GA-plus, you'll have access to move between the Koval area and eastern Harmon (zone)," she explained. "Upon arrival, you can watch driver interviews or stay within your designated zone. It’s possible to enjoy a mix of both activities.
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