Japanese Grand Prix ⋅ 2020 F1 Tickets

As well as the usual array of regular grandstand tickets, Suzuka also offers student tickets and tickets for children including family packages. The West Area Roving ticket offers the chance to vary your viewing experience with free seating in a number of grandstands.

2019 Prices
General Admission (3 days)N/A
General Admission (Sunday)N/A
Grandstand (3 days)¥15,000-79,000
Grandstand (Sunday)N/A

Where to buy F1 tickets for Suzuka?

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Japanese F1 Tickets FAQ

Are seats in grandstands reserved?
Besides grandstands G, L, M, N and O all other grandstand tickets include a reserved seat number.
Are single day tickets available?
No. All tickets are 3 day Friday to Sunday tickets.
Are multi grandstand tickets available?
Grandstands included in the West Area Roving ticket allow access to multiple grandstands (see below).
Is there a free to roam day at the Japanese Grand Prix?
Yes, Friday at Suzuka is a day when fans get a chance to try other grandstands with unreserved seats with the exception of grandstands V1 and V2.
What group/family tickets available?
Family ticket packages are valid for one adult and one child and are available for most grandstands. For extra children, discounted child’s tickets are also available.
What does the West Area Roving ticket include?
This ticket is the closest to a general admission ticket at Suzuka, allowing access to grandstands G, L, M, N and O. Seats in these stands will not be reserved.
What student discounts are available?
Students aged 16-22 years old can buy discounted tickets for most grandstands and the West Area Roving ticket. Grandstands excluded for student discount are V2: Zone 4 (Upper), and V2: Zones 7, 10 and 11 (Upper).
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