Mexico City 2027 Formula 1 Grand Prix ticket prices, Digi Mart USA News (Mexico City, Mexico): Attending the 2027 Mexico City Formula 1 Grand Prix could be a considerable expense for fans. The organizers have released official ticket prices for the next edition, with seating options ranging from 5,580 to 66,500 pesos, including service charges.
The race will take place from October 29 to 31, 2027, at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. The most notable change is the addition of Formula 2 to the weekend program.
Prices vary depending on the zone, the location of the stands, and the additional services some seating options offer, such as exclusive spaces, rest areas, and hospitality experiences. According to the official price list, the cheapest general admission seat will be Grandstand 2A in the Orange Zone, costing 5,580 pesos.
At the other end of the range, the most expensive experience will be Grandstand 1 Sky Box + Speed Lounge Banamex in the Green Zone, which will cost 66,500 pesos. A Accessible Zone seating option, distributed across the Green and Blue zones, is also planned at 5,085 pesos.
The new prices also show an increase compared with the 2026 edition. For this year’s Grand Prix, the cheapest general admission ticket was priced at 3,900 pesos before service charges.
For 2027, the cheapest general public entry will be 5,580 pesos with charges included. That represents a difference of 1,680 pesos in the announced price, although the compared amounts do not receive the same treatment regarding service charges.
The increase is also visible in premium seating. The most expensive option rose from 61,750 pesos in 2026, without charges, to 66,500 pesos for 2027.
The organizers also announced changes to the distribution of some seating areas, including the addition of Grandstands 8 and 9, new Speed Lounge Rosa options, and expanded capacity in Grandstand 7.
Ticket sales will take place in several stages, depending on the type of access each fan has. Purchases will be made through Ticketmaster.
The organizers said tickets will be available in each stage and that a maximum of eight tickets may be purchased per transaction.
Customers with Banamex and Banorte credit cards will have access to six- or 12-month interest-free options, while debit card payments must be made in a single payment. Tickets will be sold only as three-day passes, so fans will not be able to buy a single-day ticket for Friday, Saturday, or Sunday.
The 2027 edition will also offer an additional draw for motorsport fans: Formula 2 will be incorporated for the first time into the Mexico City Grand Prix program. The category serves as a development platform for drivers seeking to reach Formula 1 and brings together young talent from around the world.
Its inclusion also opens the possibility for Mexican fans to follow national drivers such as Noel León and Rafael Villagómez, who are competing in the category during the 2026 season. The presence of Formula 2 will expand the sporting activity during the weekend and allow additional competitions to be watched at the same circuit.
The Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez will again host the top category of motorsport from October 29 to 31, 2027. The next edition will be especially relevant for Mexican fans, who will have the chance to see Sergio Pérez race at home again, now as a driver for Cadillac, the team with which he has a contract through 2029.
With prices already published and sales dates defined, fans will need to plan their budgets in advance to try to secure a place at one of the most in-demand sporting events in Mexico. The addition of Formula 2 and the changes to seating areas will be part of the new features of an edition that aims to expand the attendee experience, although access costs are likely to remain one of the main topics of conversation among Formula 1 followers.
