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Monaco Grand Prix Tickets: 2027 Grandstand Prices, Where to Buy and Hospitality

Monaco Grand Prix tickets for 2027 go from €40 on Thursday to €1,150 for a Sunday seat at Casino. Official prices by stand, packages, hospitality and travel.

By Wijet Editors

monaco grand prix tickets: Formula 1 cars racing past a packed grandstand above the harbor in Monte Carlo

At a glance

Monaco Grand Prix tickets at a glance

Cheapest entry
€40 (Thursday, any grandstand)
Automobile Club de Monaco, 2027 price list, Nov 2026
Sunday race grandstand
€800 to €1,150
Automobile Club de Monaco, 2027 price list, Nov 2026
Sunday standing area
€200 (Rocher), €300 (Z)
Automobile Club de Monaco, 2027 price list, Nov 2026
2027 race weekend
June 3 to 6
Automobile Club de Monaco, acm.mc, 2027 edition
Helicopter, Nice to Monaco
7 minutes, from €195
Monacair, regular line, Nov 2026

Monaco Grand Prix tickets for 2027 start at €40 for a Thursday seat in any grandstand and reach €1,150 for a Sunday seat in B Gold at Casino, according to the official price list the Automobile Club de Monaco (ACM) published for the 2027 edition. Tickets are sold by the ACM itself on monaco-grandprix.com, and the general public sale opened on October 1, 2026 (acm.mc, 2026).

The 2027 event runs from Thursday June 3 to Sunday June 6, per the ACM, and Formula 1 lists the race weekend as Round 8 of its 2027 calendar, June 4 to 6 (formula1.com, 2027). A grandstand seat on Sunday is the one purchase that decides the weekend, so this guide starts there.

Monaco Grand Prix Tickets: Prices by Grandstand

The circuit has no big stadium bowl. The grandstands are small, scattered along the harbor and the streets, and priced by what you can see. On the ACM’s 2027 list, every grandstand costs €40 on Thursday, €250 to €300 on Friday, €550 to €900 on Saturday and €800 to €1,150 on Sunday, per adult (monaco-grandprix.com, Nov 2026).

Grandstand (location)FridaySaturdaySundaySource
B Gold (Casino)€300€900€1,150ACM 2027 price list
K Gold (Quai Albert Ier)€300€800€1,050ACM 2027 price list
L Gold (Piscine Rainier III)€300€800€1,050ACM 2027 price list
V Gold (Virage Antony Noghes)€300€800€1,050ACM 2027 price list
T covered (Cale de Halage)€300€800€1,050ACM 2027 price list
B (Casino)€250€800€1,050ACM 2027 price list
A (Virage Sainte-Dévote)€250€700€950ACM 2027 price list
K1, K2 (Quai Albert Ier)€250€700€950ACM 2027 price list
L (Piscine Rainier III)€250€700€950ACM 2027 price list
T high (Cale de Halage)€250€700€950ACM 2027 price list
V (Virage Antony Noghes)€250€700€950ACM 2027 price list
E, K3 to K6 (Quai Albert Ier)€250€650€900ACM 2027 price list
O high (Piscine Plongeur)€250€650€900ACM 2027 price list
T low (Cale de Halage)€250€600€850ACM 2027 price list
N, O low, P (Piscine)€250€550€800ACM 2027 price list
Z standing (Av. J.-F. Kennedy)€75€150€300ACM 2027 price list
Rocher standing€50€100€200ACM 2027 price list

Children aged 6 to 15 pay less: €125 on Friday (€150 in T covered), €275 to €400 on Saturday and €400 to €525 on Sunday, and Thursday is free for them. The Gold sections and the standing areas have no child price on the list (ACM 2027 price list, Nov 2026).

Two-Day and Three-Day Packages

The ACM sells a two-day package (Saturday and Sunday) from €1,215 to €1,845 and a three-day package (Friday to Sunday) from €1,440 to €2,115 per person, depending on the stand. That works out at about 10% below buying the same days one by one: Grandstand A costs €700 on Saturday plus €950 on Sunday, against €1,485 for the two-day pack (ACM 2027 price list, Nov 2026). In November 2026 the official site showed both package types as sold out for 2027 (“No more Pack Week-end available!”, monaco-grandprix.com), so single-day tickets were what remained.

Which Stand Is Worth It

The ACM marks the Gold sections as “the most privileged seats in our best grandstands”, and flags L, L Gold, T covered and T high, at the swimming pool and the Cale de Halage, as having a pit lane view. Every numbered grandstand on the list has a giant screen (ACM 2027 price list).

  • Casino (B, B Gold): the most expensive stand on the list, at the top of the hill above the harbor.
  • Sainte-Dévote (A): the first corner after the start, at €950 on Sunday.
  • Quai Albert Ier (E, K): the long run of stands along the harbor front, from €900 to €1,050 on Sunday.
  • Swimming pool and Cale de Halage (L, N, O, P, T): the widest price spread, from €800 in N, O low and P to €1,050 in L Gold and T covered.
  • Antony Noghes (V, V Gold): the final corner before the start and finish line.

If a Sunday seat does not fit the budget, a Saturday seat gives you qualifying from €550.

Standing and Budget Options

The cheapest paid way into race day is the Rocher, the standing hillside below the Prince’s Palace, at €200 on Sunday, or the Z standing area on Avenue J.-F. Kennedy at €300 (ACM 2027 price list). Thursday is the cheapest day overall at €40 in any grandstand.

Where to Buy

The organiser is the Automobile Club de Monaco. Its official channels are the website monaco-grandprix.com, the ACM mobile app and the ticket office at 44 rue Grimaldi in Monaco, with ticketing@monaco-grandprix.com and +377 93 15 26 24 for questions (acm.mc, 2026). For 2027, ACM members could buy from September 17, 2026 and the general public from October 1, 2026, per the same page.

The booking tool on monaco-grandprix.com works in steps: pick the days, choose a grandstand on the interactive map, choose seats while logged in, then pay, with the confirmation sent by email.

Hospitality

Hospitality is where Monaco gets expensive, and it is sold separately from the ACM grandstand list above. Prices depend on the venue, the day and what is included, and none of the main sellers publishes a fixed public rate card for Monaco, so ask for a written quote that lists the inclusions before paying.

Paddock Club

Formula 1’s Paddock Club is the top hospitality tier at most races, sold through Formula 1’s own hospitality channels rather than by the ACM. Expect to buy it as a package covering several days, with food, drinks and access above the pit garages.

Terraces and Yachts

Terraces on buildings along the circuit and boats moored in the harbor are the signature Monaco hospitality. Fanatix noted in 2026 that hospitality packages are sometimes unbundled in the final week, which can release seats on the secondary market. For the yachts, the yards behind the harbor’s big boats are covered in our guide to superyacht builders.

Dates and Schedule

The 2027 ACM event runs from Thursday June 3 to Sunday June 6, with Thursday as a support-series day (acm.mc, 2026). Formula 1 lists “Formula 1 Louis Vuitton Grand Prix de Monaco 2027” as Round 8 on June 4 to 6 (formula1.com, 2027). Session times for 2027 had not been published in November 2026. For reference, the 2026 race weekend ran from June 4 to 7.

Dress Code

There is no formal dress code in the grandstands. Fanatix says general grandstands have no formal dress code and suggests team merchandise or casual clothing, while hospitality and Paddock Club areas expect smart-casual or business-casual (Fanatix, 2026). GP Destinations advises packing something smart for dinner or drinks in Monte Carlo.

Getting to Monaco

Monaco has no commercial airport. The usual gateway is Nice Côte d’Azur, about 7 minutes away by helicopter: Monacair lists its Nice regular line from €195 per person, landing at the Héliport de Monaco on Avenue des Ligures (monacair.mc, Nov 2026). On race weekend, GP Destinations notes that helicopter transfers and tenders can also take you to the circuit. For the cost of a helicopter chartered by the hour, see helicopter charter cost.

Trains run from Monaco to Nice and Menton, and Fanatix reports that the last train back to Nice usually leaves Monaco around 23:30 (Fanatix, 2026).

Flying In Privately

Nice airport lists business aviation, with a dedicated page for helicopters, among its services (nice.aeroport.fr, Nov 2026). Our route guides cover London to Nice by private jet and Paris to Nice by private jet.

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Where to Stay

Forbes Travel Guide’s Monaco page lists Hôtel de Paris Monte-Carlo as Five-Star, Hôtel Hermitage Monte-Carlo and Hotel Metropole, Monte-Carlo as Four-Star, and the Monte-Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort and The Monte-Carlo Beach as Recommended (forbestravelguide.com, Nov 2026). None of these hotels publishes a race-weekend rate, so we give no nightly price.

For more places to build a trip around, see our luxury vacation destinations guide and the Forbes Five-Star hotels list. The rest of our trip ideas sit in the travel hub.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much are Monaco F1 tickets?
For 2027, the Automobile Club de Monaco charges €40 for any grandstand on Thursday, €250 to €300 on Friday, €550 to €900 on Saturday and €800 to €1,150 on Sunday. Sunday standing costs €200 on the Rocher and €300 in zone Z. Children aged 6 to 15 pay from €125, and Thursday is free for them.
Is there a dress code for the Monaco Grand Prix?
There is no formal dress code in the general grandstands, where casual clothing and team merchandise are common, per Fanatix in 2026. Hospitality and Paddock Club areas expect smart-casual or business-casual. For dinner or drinks in Monte Carlo afterwards, pack something smarter.
What date is the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix?
The 2026 Monaco Grand Prix weekend ran from June 4 to 7, so it has passed. The next edition, in 2027, runs from Thursday June 3 to Sunday June 6, per the Automobile Club de Monaco, with the Formula 1 weekend listed as June 4 to 6 on formula1.com.
When do Monaco Grand Prix 2027 tickets go on sale?
They already have. The Automobile Club de Monaco opened a presale for its members on September 17, 2026 and the general public sale on October 1, 2026, on monaco-grandprix.com, the ACM app and at its ticket office on rue Grimaldi. By November 2026 the two-day and three-day packages showed as sold out.
Where is the official Monaco Grand Prix ticket site?
The Automobile Club de Monaco sells tickets at monaco-grandprix.com, through its mobile app and at 44 rue Grimaldi in Monaco, per acm.mc in 2026. Fan guides and resale marketplaces are separate businesses that may charge above face value.
How do you get from Nice airport to Monaco?
By helicopter in about 7 minutes, with Monacair's regular line priced from €195 per person in November 2026. Trains also run between Nice and Monaco, though the last one back to Nice usually leaves around 23:30 on race weekend, per Fanatix.

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