Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix Tickets

My biggest dream since I was young and my dad introduced me to world of F1 was to go to to a race with him and experience what we’ve been watching basically our whole life through a TV and I’m beyond happy I got to live out that dream and that I was able to do that for and with my father.

If you love EDM go to Miami Grand Prix South Beach grandstands. If you want to hear race commentary instead especially in the hour before race start, then go to Montreal or Europe. I know it's Miami, but they need to know when to turn the music down and listen to the race commentary.

I love Miami F1. Never enough water to wash your hands after using the bathroom at least put up sanitation stations

We were very impressed with the way the staff kept the crowds moving. Despite the large volume of people there; the feeling was very comfortable. We are planning on returning next year; hopefully with more family members coming. Thanks for all of the hard work!!! Parking was easy and leaving was as expected but not difficult

My first racing event, more than expected. We went to this event for the experience and came away with unforgettable memories. We enjoyed everything.

The F1 Miami Grand Prix was amazing! Venue was great and the event was well organized.

Attending my first Formula 1 race was an unforgettable experience. The energy, the sound, and the sheer speed of the cars were truly electrifying. I was thrilled to be there, and having a Grandstand seat right on the start/finish line with a clear view of the pit area made it even more special. There’s nothing quite like the roar of the engines as the lights go out and the race begins. Truly exhilarating. However, due to the high cost of three-day ticket packages, I opted for a one-day pass on Saturday at the Miami venue, which included the sprint race. Essentially a mini F1 race. Not all venues feature a sprint, so for me, that helped justify the Saturday-only purchase. While the on-track action was undeniably exciting, I was disappointed by the limited access around the venue. Unlike IndyCar events, where a three-day pass includes paddock and pit access at a much more affordable price, the F1 one-day ticket alone cost more than an entire Indy weekend with full access. For that price, I expected more flexibility and opportunities to engage with the event. That said, there was plenty of F1 merchandise available for purchase and a wide variety of food options (if you don’t mind paying event-level surcharge pricing). Still, the overall experience felt far more exclusive and restrictive, which took away from the enjoyment. I’m still glad I went as it’s a must-see for any motorsport fan at least once in their lifetime. But be aware: if you're used to the accessibility and value of Indy events, F1 is a different world, and a far pricier one at that.

The experience was amazing, this is my second year going to the F1 races. This time in the grandstand, big difference. Enjoy the environment, but the event was way too crowded. There were times that you were standing still while walking, with the heavy traffic of people going in and out the bridges. Other than that, we had a great time.

Amazing and unforgettable experience. Very organized.

Already looking forward for next year. The event is amazing, well laid out and organized!

So, I just want to start out by saying I always LOVE going to the Formula 1 Miami Grand Prix. Every year I think they make it better and have good additions. I have bought my same tickets every year and they finally acknowledged returning loyalty customers with a pit lane walk which was nice but waiting in line for over an hour and 45 minutes was horrible planning. I understand there were things that needed to finish up and garages needed to be put away but come on! They should have at least taken groups of people instead of having everyone wait for the stragglers especially when they told us to get there early. Maybe next year, sign up for time slots. They also offered a $100 food and beverage credit per ticket if you put a deposit for next year, except 85% of the food and beverage vendors hadn't heard of it or didn't have a way to scan the QR code so I wasn't even able to use my full credit. They also need to figure out a solution for Campus Pass holders because it has been a problem every year that all seating in common areas especially in the food halls are taken up by people camping out leaving no where for anyone else to sit and eat.

Extraordinary experience !! A lot of fun … We’ll certainly be back next year.

My husband is into this type of racing, I only came along for the ride. However, I am surprised by how much I truly did enjoy this event. Next will be Texas, then Moneco. I look forward to more F1 events.

Be prepared to walk and walk and walk in the middle of the sun.! The organization is a mess! No cars displayed very buried, the entrance is so far from your seats, you have to pass several bridges to arrive to your seats. I don’t think that would come back again.

Good experience with the Miami GP but issues with the parking lots as we are unable to chose the parking lot available. They are automatically assigned and are FAR AWAY from the event and so EXPENSIVE…

It was the most exciting and thrilling experience ever. So recommend.

The parking system still a mess, we had to walk like 40 minutes to our final seat destination, at the end it was the same!

Two. things open gates earlier to parking and track get people in to venue so they can brouse around souveneer stands and buy food and drink…..

We had to juggle two maps: static billboard-style ones where you had to memorize your route, and an app map that let you plot paths—but if your friends moved, you were out of luck. Finding our seats was a pain, locating friends was worse. For an event this massive, they need something like FindTribe to actually help people navigate and connect.

Absurdly chaotic traffic 5 miles from the stadium and in. Will there be a time where there is no construction on a 4 mile radium’s from HRS? Tickets are way WAY too expensive. Food and drink prices are ridiculous. Monaco is cheaper. Third time at Miami F1 and will certainly be last. Europe is better and more appealing - also much cheaper. Good luck continuing to screw patrons that don’t mind mediocrity and rip-offs. I pass.