Miami Grand Prix 2023 dates

• October 10, 2022
• 2023 Miami Grand Prix Travel Guide
• 29 Comments
• by Andrew Balfour

Learn more about buying tickets for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix. Where to watch the F1 action at Miami International Autodrome.

• Dates have now been confirmed for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix. The race will be held at Hard Rock Stadium from May 5-7
• Pre-sale tickets are now on sale for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix via the promoter. For updates about when our tickets will go on sale for Miami, join our mailing list and check the box for Miami.
  
• Official Ticket Packages from F1 Experiences are now available, including grandstand ticket packages and Champions Club hospitality packages.
  

Sadly, the vast majority of tickets for the inaugural 2022 Miami Grand Prix at Miami International Autodrome were sold out almost instantly in a heavily oversubscribed pre-sale process last October to applicants who had registered via the promoter site. Many of those who registered never even had the opportunity to purchase, such was the demand for tickets. It was a similar story with Official Ticket Packages from our partners F1 Experiences.

Pre-sales have now begun via the promoter for tickets to the 2023 Miami Grand Prix. Official Ticket Packages are also now on sale via F1 Experiences. If you are interested in attending the race in 2023, we recommend securing your seats as soon as possible. We are also hoping to have tickets available for purchase via our partners, Grand Prix Tickets (GPT). This post will be updated if we do receive an allocation of tickets to sell for Miami.

2023 Miami Grand Prix Tickets: Need to know

• • E-tickets will be issued for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix. You will receive a separate e-ticket for Friday, Saturday and Sunday.
  • All grandstand tickets are sold for 3 days, offering access to the circuit on Friday (practice), Saturday (practice & qualifying) and Sunday (the main race).
  • The main F1 Fanzone in Miami is located inside the Hard Rock Stadium, but other smaller fan zones (with food and drink options as well) are located close to the grandstands around the track, including the North Campus (behind the Start/Finish Grandstand) and close to the Turn 18 Grandstand.
  • Cheaper grandstands offer bench seating while more expensive grandstands offer tip-up individual seats. High seats in more expensive grandstands are also shaded from the sun.

More information about tickets for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix

• • A full pricelist for the 2022 Miami Grand Prix was not published, though the prices in the table above were reported by Jalopnik.com. The pre-sale process was heavily oversubscribed and all tickets were sold within a matter of days in late October 2021.
  • All-inclusive 3-day hospitality packages for the race, all now sold out, were priced between $5,000-10,000.
  • These prices will almost certainly make the Miami Grand Prix by far the most expensive race to attend on the 2022 Formula 1 calendar. But given the huge level of interest in the event, it appears that the very high prices were not a deterrent to most buyers!
  • Tickets are now being offered on resale platforms at even higher prices. In general, we don’t recommend buying tickets on platforms such as Vivid Seats, Viagogo or Stubhub as authenticity cannot be 100% guaranteed. Commissions are very high, and you are often lining the pockets of professional scalpers rather than real fans. These platforms may be your only chance now, however, if you are determined to attend the inaugural race in Miami and your budget is very high.
  • You should also exercise extreme caution buying Miami tickets from unknown ticket sellers or websites. If the prices look too good to be true, or little information is available about the company, it could be fraudulent.
  • Pre-register for access to 2023 tickets on f1miamigp.com

Seating options at Miami International Autodrome

The track next to the Hard Rock Stadium is still under construction and no cars have yet run on the circuit – and fans have not sat in the grandstands! – so providing advice about where to sit is theoretic at this stage. Most fans will be happy to have secured any seat, let alone had a choice of where to sit. But the organizers will have priced the different grandstands according to what they consider the best places to watch the action, and already it’s obvious that some grandstands will have much better views than others. Learn more below about the different seating options on offer in Miami.

Start/Finish (Main) Grandstand

Turn 1 Grandstands

Two grandstands – Turn 1 North and Turn 1 South overlook the first corner at Miami International Autodrome. The Turn 1 North Grandstand is situated at the end of the Main Straight facing Turn 1, which means it will also be a good place to watch the start of the race and the run down to the first corner. The Turn 1 South Grandstand is situated between Turns 1 and 2, and is set further back from the track. Given the choice, the Turn 1 North Grandstand should offer better views here.

Family Grandstand

The Family Grandstand is situated on a fast straight section of the circuit between Turns 10 and 11. We don’t expect the views from here to be very good, but the price should reflect this. Choose another grandstand if you can afford it!

Marina Grandstand

Fountain View Grandstand

Similar to the Family Grandstand, the Fountain View Grandstand is situated on a fast section of the circuit (before Turn 9) and is not expected to offer very good views of the action in Miami. Fountain View is quite close to an adjacent section of the circuit (Turns 4-5), but the views of that section will probably be obscured.

Beach Grandstands

The South Beach Grandstand is located on the outside of the approach to Turn 11, while the North Beach Grandstand wraps around the inside of Turn 12. This section of the circuit (the approach to Turn 11, in particular) should be one of the best places for overtaking at Miami International Autodrome, and is also expected to have a lively ‘stadium atmosphere.’ Please note: the Red Bull Racing Fan Club will be seated at the southwest end of the North Beach Grandstand.

Turn 18 Grandstand

General Admission / Campus Passes

Single-day Campus Passes (General Admission) were only released a few weeks ago. Campus Passes cost $300 for Friday, $400 for Saturday and $500 for Sunday. General Admission tickets provide entry to the circuit and the various fanzones, but you don’t have a reserved seat to watch the action. General Admission access in Miami does offer access to viewing decks at the top of the Hard Rock Stadium, as well as the fanzone and big screen inside the stadium.

Hospitality suites at the 2023 Miami Grand Prix

Apart from the Formula One Paddock Club and Champions Club discussed below, we don’t have further information at this stage about circuit hospitality suites at the 2023 Miami Grand Prix.

Formula One Paddock Club

The Paddock Club is Formula 1’s highest end hospitality product, available to a consistently high standard at all races on the calendar. You can expect the Paddock Club in Miami to be a large and very impressive space with great views of the pit lane and start/finish straight. Benefits of the Paddock Club include all-inclusive gourmet cuisine, including seated meals, food stations, open bars, F1 driver appearances and a host of interactive displays. Paddock Club guests also benefit from daily pit lane walks and driving tours of the circuit. Paddock Club Tickets are not yet available for any races in 2023, but sales are expected to begin later in October 2022.

Champions Club by F1 Experiences

Not as expensive as the Paddock Club, but still offering all-inclusive cuisine, open bars, good views of the track, guest appearances and special trackside activities, the Champions Club was set up by F1 Experiences in 2017 and is offered at most larger races on the current F1 calendar. In Miami, the Champions Club is located on the south side of the Hard Rock Stadium, facing a section of the circuit between Turns 3 and 4. Champions Club Ticket Packages are now available for the 2023 Miami Grand Prix.

29 thoughts on “Tickets – 2023 Miami Grand Prix”

1. Thank you for your very informative Miami GP post. I am reaching out regarding GA tickets for Miami. I have just noticed the Official Miami GP site shared something about a “Campus Pass”, which when you read it seems mostly like a GA type of deal, and it says coming soon. Notice how it is the first of the seating option, perhaps the first package is cheaper than grandstands. Well I’m just curious and trying not to pay insane resell prices, thus I might just making up possibilities. Nonetheless it would be great to hear your input on this, or maybe you know something I dont.
   Thanks
   Find it at
   f1miamigp . com / tickets /

   1. Hello, yes the Campus Pass does sound very much like General Admission – and it should be cheaper than the grandstands. Not sure why they are leaving it so late to put on sale. Probably also going to be huge demand for these tickets given they will be cheaper than existing ones.

2. Hi Andrew,

   We purchased the Haas F1 Team Fan package for the Miami F1 GP but there has been very little detail from F1Experience Customer Service as to what it includes.

   They mentioned “Haas Team Fan Club Membership”. Would you happen to know what does that mean? Is it access to a Haas Fan location in the circuit?

   I’m very confused and they don’t seem to reply with emails other than some really vague answers.

   Thanks!

   1. Hi Manuel, sorry but I don’t have much to add about this. I think you will hear more about the fan club soon, but it’s an online thing not a location at the circuit. I do hope you will still enjoy your experience in Miami, maybe we will meet. I’ll be there working with F1 Experiences

3. Thank you all for the information! Very useful! We have a 3-day pass and unfortunately have to miss race day on Sunday due to a last minute change of family plans. Is there a way to attend practice and qualifying (i.e. Day 1 & 2) and somehow sell-off Day 3 to recoup some of the costs? Would hate to see it go to waste! Appreciate any insight.
   Thanks!

   1. This should be possible via Ticketmaster I believe, but I can’t provide any more advice on how to do this, sorry

   2. Hello Michael,

      My wife and I are coming into town and interested in going on Sunday only, do you still have the Sunday ticket? DM me at 619 961 7240. Thanks

      1. Please be very careful about trying to buy tickets from random people on the internet. We have official 3-day tickets available in our Miami ticket shop now priced from just over $800 USD. It may be possible to sell the Friday and Saturday access if you can only go for the race. Here is the link to our Miami ticket shop

   3. Julieta

      Michael. how are you? My father got tickets in grandstand 18 but i couldnt Which ticket do you have? how many? im interested, maybe i can only get sunday in a good value you can transfer them via ticketmaster, if you are interest please contact me

      1. Hi Julieta, better to purchase from official sources. We have official tickets available now in our Miami ticket shop, with prices starting from just over $800 for 3-day tickets in the Beach Grandstand

   4. I am looking for 4 tickets for Sunday for my family. Let me know if you still have them.

      1. We do have Miami tickets available in our shop – here is the link. However, all of our tickets are 3-day tickets for Friday, Saturday and Sunday. The cheapest are priced at just over $800 USD in the Beach Grandstand.

   5. Please send me details. My wife and I would love to get the remainder, Day 3! Thank you Michael

4. Is there anywhere that I can still buy 1 Sunday only ticket still?

   1. We only have 3-day tickets, priced from $814 for Beach Grandstand. These are e-tickets and you get one for each day, so you could sell/reassign the tickets for Friday and Saturday to someone else.
      Here’s the link to our Miami ticket shop

      1. Hi Andrew , do you still have tickets at the Beach Grandstand? Your link shows turn 18 for $1535 a piece! Also, if i buy those 3 days can i sell Friday or Saturday individually online ? I am only interested for Sunday. My email is Thanks!

         1. Hi Elias, sorry – only Turn 18 tickets are available in our shop right now. If you were able to acquire 3-day tickets, you should be able to arrange selling the Friday and Saturday tickets separately. Personally, I would keep the Friday and Saturday tickets and enjoy the whole weekend in Miami!

      2. Hi Andrew, great read. Very informative article! Quick question, I have a 3 day pass seated at the Start/Finish line. Are there any public pit lane walks that I would be able to attend? I’ve only managed to read ‘Paddock Club Pit Lane Walks’ on the official schedules, which are exclusive to those members from my understanding. Thanks

         1. No, there’s no pit lane walk on the schedule. This would normally happen on Thursday, but the Miami event only officially starts on Friday. For future reference, F1 Experiences does do an ‘Exclusive Pit Lane Walk’ for some packages – this normally happens on Thursday evening. But F1 Experiences is sold out for this weekend. And you are right; Paddock Club Pit Lane Walks are only for the guests of the Paddock Club

5. Hi! I will be attending my first F1 race ever in Miami 2023. Can you tell me if the tickets also include access to any other support races (F2)?

   1. We don’t yet know what the support categories will be, but your ticket gives you the chance to watch all of the on-track racing.

6. Hello!

   The F1 Experience website is reliable for purchasing tickets? Its my first time buying and I don’t have any information so it would be really helpful to know where to buy the tickets.
   Thanks!

   1. Yes, it’s reliable. F1 Experiences is the official travel and experience programme of Formula 1. I’ve also worked for the parent company of F1 Experiences (QuintEvents) for the past five years, so I can doubly assure you they are reliable and legitimate!

7. Hello!
   I bought my tickets off of ticketmaster, I just want to make sure that is reliable? I had gotten an email from Miami GP for the presale roughly two weeks ago and I just want to make sure the tickets I purchased are authentic.

   Many Thanks!

   1. Yes, the official site that handles the ticketing for the promoter (MiamiGP) is Ticketmaster, you’ll be fine

8. Hello, I would like to know if the “campus pass” tickets have already been put on sale or when they are supposed to be on sale. Thank you!

   1. I don’t believe these tickets have gone on sale yet. Make sure you have signed up to the mailing list here for updates.

9. This ticket sales process is very confusing. I wish it was clear what is on sale right now and when other things will be released. I really can’t find many tickets available, it seems everything is sold out. But, it could be that other things just are not on sale yet. Getting information about this is hard. I don’t see campus pass at all on the website.

   1. Hi Chrissy, I agree that the Miami GP sales process is pretty opaque. Most circuits still publish a price list and let buyers know when tickets will be available, but Miami is keeping it all under wraps. First advice is to make sure you have signed up to the mailing list here. There’s still a chance you will be offered tickets in a later phase of sales. Alternatively, you can look at packages from F1 Experiences, which are already available. We hope to have some official tickets available as well from our partners, but probably not Campus passes. If we have more information, we will inform our subscribers. Sign up here, checking the box for Miami.

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