How to Buy Jeddah F1 Tickets – 2026 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix

Learn more about buying tickets for the 2026 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. The best grandstands & hospitality suites at Jeddah Corniche Circuit.

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The 2026 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix takes place on April 17-19

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Tickets went on sale in November for the fifth edition of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix in 2025, which takes place on April 18-20 at Jeddah Corniche Circuit. This year, the race is being staged on Easter weekend, after Ramadan ends. The 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is the fifth race of the 2025 F1 season. In line with recent editions of the race, the race in Jeddah follows one week after the Bahrain Grand Prix.

Where to Buy Saudi F1 Tickets & Packages?

We recommend buying your tickets for the 2026 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix from our trusted supplier Grand Prix Tickets. GPT is an official sales agent for the race and tickets come direct from the promoter. When purchasing more than one of the same ticket in one transaction, you will be seated together. Tickets are now on sale for 2026.

We also recommend F1 Experiences. Choose from grandstand or hospitality packages at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit with exciting trackside activities such as driver appearances, exclusive pit lane Walk, guided track tour and tours of the F1 Paddock. F1 Experiences offers premium Formula 1 Paddock Club hospitality in Jeddah. Accommodation and circuit transfers can also be added to bookings.

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Need to Know: Saudi Arabia F1 Tickets

General Admission and grandstand tickets are available for 3 days (Friday-Sunday), 2 days (Saturday-Sunday) or Sunday (which includes Friday access). Hospitality tickets are available for three days only

Children 3 years of age or younger get free entry to the circuit. No other discounted tickets for children are available, meaning you will need to buy a full adult ticket for children aged 3 years or above.

General Admission and grandstand tickets are sent via email as e-tickets. Hospitality tickets are physical tickets which will be sent by courier (additional cost) or can normally also be collected at a ticket office near the circuit.

All tickets include access to the F1 fan zones, Jeddah Art Promenade and the trackside concerts. Single-day tickets only include access to the concert on the same day.)

Best Jeddah F1 Tickets to Buy?

Budget (<€150): General Admission tickets are the cheapest on offer in Jeddah. These tickets don’t come with a reserved seat. The General Admission viewing areas at Jeddah Corniche Circuit don’t offer the best views, but the prices are very attractive (less than €100 for race day access). You can also attend the nightly concerts and hang out in the fan zone with General Admission tickets.

Mid-Range (€275-800): Main Grandstand A tickets are best those who want to watch the race build up, start, pitstops and podium ceremony. The Central Grandstand is best for on-track action. The pick of the grandstands may in fact be the new Main Grandstand B, which offers views of the opening two corners, as well as a distant view of the start/finish line and pits.

Hospitality (€3,400+): There’s four main choices when it comes to trackside hospitality in Jeddah, all of which are only available for three days; The cheapest hospitality is offered by the promoter in the Premium Lounge (€3,360) and Premium Suites (€4,095), both of which are housed in an incredible structure which spans the track and offers views of Turns 1,2 & 5. The most expensive hospitality in Jeddah is available in the Formula 1 Paddock Club (from $9,659 USD) above the pits. Don’t forget that no alcohol is served in hospitality suites at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Download the Premium Lounge & Suites brochure

Where to Sit at Jeddah Street Circuit

Choosing where to sit at the Jeddah Corniche Circuit is not as complicated as at many other races. There’s only two main grandstands to choose from, Central Grandstand & Main Grandstand, plus General Admission and hospitality suites.

Different sections are available in the Central and Main Grandstands; the Central Grandstand has uniform pricing while the seats in the Main Grandstand opposite the pits and start/finish line are more expensive than those closer to the first corner. Single day tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday, as well as 3-day tickets, are available in . At the 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, tickets in General Admission, and the Central and Main Grandstands, are sold for 3 days (Friday-Sunday), 2 days (Saturday-Sunday) or Sunday (which includes Friday access).

Main Grandstand A/B

The covered Main Grandstand A sits opposite the pits and start/finish line at Jeddah Corniche Circuit. You’ll have a good view for some of the key moments of the weekend (pits action, race build up, start, finish etc) but these seats don’t offer views of the overtaking.

The Main Grandstand B seems to offer the best mix of on and off-track action. Situated between the start/finish line and Turn 1, it should offer good views of the overtaking action into the first few turns, as well as a more distant view of the start/finish line and the exit of the pits. It’s also cheaper than Main Grandstand A and has a better view of the podium.

Central Grandstand A/B/C/D

Previously two separate grandstands at the inaugural Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, the Central Grandstand is comprised of four different sections for the second race this year; A, B, C, D. This section of the circuit, between Turns 4-10, has seen some of the best on-track action at recent editions of the race.

General Admission

The cheapest tickets for the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix provide access to the fanzones and post-race concerts, but without a reserved grandstand seat. With no elevation and lots of catch fencing, the views from General Admission in Jeddah are not great. On the plus side, you won’t be competing with lots of other fans as spectator capacity at the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is low.

VIP Hospitality at Jeddah Corniche Circuit

Please note that the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix is a ‘dry’ race. No alcohol is served in hospitality suites at Jeddah Corniche Circuit.

Premium Lounge & Premium Suites are the two hospitality products offered by the promoter of the Saudi Arabian Grand Prix. Both suites are located in an impressive hospitality structure that spans the entire track between Turns 3 and 22. The suite offers excellent views of Turns 1,2 & 5, as well as the start/finish straight and northern areas of the circuit. Premium Lounge & Suites are comprised of both indoor spaces and outdoor viewing terraces. Guests can enjoy all-inclusive food and beverages throughout the afternoon and evening.

F1 Experiences also offers access to the Champions Club in Jeddah, which is located in the same structure as the Premium Lounge & Suites. A premium hospitality product at a more affordable price than the Formula 1 Paddock Club, the Champions Club offers all-inclusive hospitality, special appearances, grid walk and a guided tour of the F1 Paddock.

Arranged over two levels above the team garages and pit lane, the Formula 1 Paddock Club offers high-end VIP hospitality in Jeddah. As well as inclusive food and drink, Paddock Club guests also enjoy daily pit lane walks, F1 driver appearances and other exclusive benefits. 3-Day Paddock Club Packages are now on sale for the 2025 Saudi Arabian Grand Prix, priced from $9.659 USD. Legend Ticket Packages with a full day of access to the F1 Paddock, as well up close access for the post-race podium ceremony, are also available.