Singapore Grand Prix seating guide

Ticket days

The 2026 Singapore Grand Prix weekend runs from 9 to 11 October. An advertised starting price may be for a single day. Choose your days before comparing tickets, and check the event date again before making travel arrangements.

Premier Walkabout

Premier Walkabout provides access to zones 1, 2, 3 and 4. It is a roaming ticket rather than a numbered grandstand seat. Consider how much standing and walking suits your group, and confirm access for the ticket days you choose.

Grandstand views

The location matters as much as the price. Use the seller’s exact grandstand description and the organiser’s current map.

• Padang: numbered seating and a screen, with a view of cars leaving Turn 9.
• Pit: a view towards the starting grid, pit lane and finish line.
• Chicane at Turn 2: views across Turns 1 to 3. The ticket description lists access to all four zones.

Zone access and inclusions

Check the exact section, permitted zones, seating policy and delivery details in the listing. If you need to verify a ticket provider, Singapore GP also publishes its official reseller list for this event.

Before paying

Ask for the final group total, including fees, and confirm the ticket days, section, delivery timing and refund terms. For a group, check that the tickets are available together and whether adjacent seats are guaranteed. A category starting price is not a confirmed quote.