Singapore Grand Prix ⋅ 2022 F1 Tickets

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Singapore F1 tickets don’t come cheap but the organisers excel at creating an event that adds value to the Grand Prix goers experience with nightly concerts and fireworks displays all included in the cost of the tickets.

There are also a lot of options – from standard general admission known as walkabout, premier walkabout, premium grandstand packages and multi-grandstand combi packages where you get to sample a new grandstand each day, and everything in between. For those with the budget, Singapore boasts some of the most sought-after VIP hospitality packages as well.

Unusually for a Grand Prix, the Singapore circuit is divided into 4 zones, and tickets allow you to access the zone where your grandstand is and up to 3 other zones. Every ticket holder has access to zone 4, the walkabout zone.

3-day General Admission

3-day Grandstand

S$298 – 1288

3-day Hospitality

S$3478 – 9898

Prices above are approximate and don’t include fees such as booking and delivery. These prices don’t include Early Bird promotional tickets or discounted tickets for children and seniors.

Where to buy F1 tickets for the Singapore Grand Prix?

Motorsport Tickets

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Gootickets is a well established ticket seller with offices in Monaco and Barcelona. They offer a simple no-frills experience with good availability and often the lowest priced tickets.

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Singapore GP Tickets FAQ

Are seats in grandstands reserved?

Yes. All grandstand tickets include a reserved seat number.

Are single day tickets available?

No, at Singapore all tickets are sold as a tickets are for 3 days.

Are multi day tickets available?

Yes. All tickets are for fans attending Friday through Sunday.

Are multi grandstand tickets available?

Yes. Singapore’s combination tickets allow fans to experience a different view each day. There are 4 packages to choose from including one with the option to have walkabout (general admission) access on Sunday

Is there a free to roam day at the Singapore Grand Prix?

No, as all grandstands have reserved seating on all 3 days there is no free to roam day

Will there be a free pitwalk at Singapore?

At the time of writing there are no plans to have a free pitlane walk for tickets holders.

What is the difference between Walkabout and Premier Walkabout?

The Premier Walkabout ticket allows access to all 4 zones of the circuit. The standard Walkabout ticket only allows fans to enter Zone 4.

What group/family tickets are available?

There aren’t any packages specifically for families but Singapore encourages groups to attend with discounted tickets available for groups of four or more. Tickets eligible for group discounts are Pit, Connaught, Padang, Stamford, Esplanade Waterfront, Bay and Premier Walkabout.

Are there discounted tickets for children?

Yes, but unfortunatly only Turn 1, Turn 2 and Pit grandstands offer discounted entry to children under 16 years of age. Children are welcome elsewhere with an adult ticket. If attending with children under 7, please note that the organisers insist on all parents or guardians signing and bringing with them an indemnity form, releasing them from liability. The form can be downloaded and printed here.

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