What is the difference between grandstand and general admission?

Grandstand tickets provide reserved seating in prime locations around the track, offering a structured and comfortable viewing experience. On the flip side, General Admission tickets grant access to different areas on a first-come, first-served basis, giving you the flexibility to stand or sit wherever you choose. So, whether you prefer a cozy seat or a broader perspective, we’ve got you covered.

Can I leave the circuit and come back later in the day or another day?

Since re-entry isn’t guaranteed, we suggest planning to stay on the circuit for the day. If you must step away, be sure to check with the circuit’s on-site staff about re-entry rules.

Can I pick my seat in the grandstand?

When you’re booking your tickets, you’ll see different categories marked on a map. Your seats will be in one of these categories – the exact row and seat numbers will be assigned to you closer to the event date. So, you can’t choose the exact seat, but you can pick the category you prefer. Don’t worry, we’re here to make sure you still have a fantastic time, even if you can’t choose your seat!

I have more questions

For more answers or additional details, head over to our FAQ page. If you still have unanswered questions, don’t hesitate to contact our dedicated customer support team. We’re committed to ensuring your Formula 1 experience is nothing short of fantastic, so feel free to reach out anytime!

Japanese GP Tickets 2025 | Official F1 Packages

Japanese GP Tickets 2025 | Official F1 Packages - P1 Trave

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Grand Prix Japan ticket information

Looking for Japanese GP Tickets for 2025? The Japanese Grand Prix will certainly entertain you. The Circuit Suzuka is a highly rated track with fast cornering combinations and a special construction. The track is built in the shape of an 8, with a bridge in the middle. The circuit, owned by Honda, is part of Motopia, a huge amusement park that also has hotels and golf courses. Buy your Japanese Grand Prix tickets and visit the race!

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Grand Prix Japan ticket information

Looking for Japanese GP Tickets for 2025? The Japanese Grand Prix will certainly entertain you. The Circuit Suzuka is a highly rated track with fast cornering combinations and a special construction. The track is built in the shape of an 8, with a bridge in the middle. The circuit, owned by Honda, is part of Motopia, a huge amusement park that also has hotels and golf courses. Buy your Japanese Grand Prix tickets and visit the race!