Suzuka Circuit has set the on-sale date for the 2027 Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix. Tickets go on sale on Sunday, November 15, 2026 at 11:00, for a race weekend running from Thursday, April 8 to Sunday, April 11, 2027.
How the sale works
Tickets are sold through MobilityStation, the circuit's ticketing platform. First-time users need to register as members in advance, and a virtual waiting room manages demand when the sale opens. MobilityStation purchases are not available from some countries and regions, so the circuit also lists F1 Tickets, Formula 1's official ticketing site, as an external option for overseas fans.
Grandstand prices (adult, race weekend)
- West Area: 22,000 yen
- G (130R / overpass): from 24,000 yen
- O (West Straight): from 29,000 yen
- P (Astemo Chicane entrance): from 34,000 yen
- D (S Curve to Reverse Bank): from 36,400 yen
- M (Spoon Curve): from 40,000 yen
- E (NIPPO Corner): from 42,000 yen
- H (110R): 46,000 yen
- C (Honda Support Seat, Turns 2-3): from 48,400 yen
- I (Hairpin): from 54,000 yen
- Wheelchair seats: from 58,000 yen
- R (Final Corner): 72,000 yen
- B1 (2nd Corner): 75,400 yen
- A1 (Main Straight): from 75,600 yen
- V1 and V2 (main grandstand): from 112,000 and 120,000 yen
Premium options go much higher, from the Ferris Wheel Lounge at 600,000 yen to the Paddock Club at 1,200,000 yen.
Thursday and Friday
Separate tickets are planned for the opening days, starting at 6,800 yen for Thursday and 11,000 yen for Friday, with details still to be finalised. Fans aged 16 to 23 can enter free on April 8 and 9 with the ZERO Yen Pass.
Good to know
Park admission invitations, annual passports and several membership benefits are not valid from April 8 to 11. Stock can change as tickets are upgraded or altered, and MobilityStation also lists resale tickets.
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