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Japanese Grand Prix 2027: tickets, seats and trip cost

Last checked: 2026-10-15

Dates: 9 Apr – 11 Apr 2027 (Sprint weekend)

Circuit: Suzuka Circuit, 5.807 km, first race here 1987

Location: Suzuka, Japan

Tickets: Not on sale yet (general sale 2026-11-15) · official ticket page

Listed prices: 22,000 JPY to 120,000 JPY ($139–$757)

Seating and prices

23 seating areas. Prices are adult 3-day prices unless shown otherwise. Click a name for the full seat guide where we have enough data.

Japanese Grand Prix seating areas and prices
Seating areaTypeCoveredView Big screenPrice (adult)≈ USD
G Seat grandstand No 130R (T15); Overpass (T10) – 24,000 JPY $151
O Seat grandstand No West Straight (T14-15) – 29,000 JPY $183
P Seat grandstand No Astemo Chicane entrance (T16-17) – 34,000 JPY $215
D Seat grandstand No S Curves (T5) to Reverse Bank (T6) – 36,400 JPY $230
M Seat grandstand No Spoon Curve (T14) – 40,000 JPY $252
E Seat grandstand No NIPPO Corner (T7) – 42,000 JPY $265
H Seat grandstand No 110R (T10) – 46,000 JPY $290
C Seat grandstand No Turn 2 (T2) to S Curve (T3) – 48,400 JPY $305
I Seat grandstand No Hairpin (T11) – 54,000 JPY $341
Q1 Seat grandstand No Chicane (T16-17) – 63,200 JPY $399
R Seat grandstand No Final Corner (T18) – 72,000 JPY $454
B1 Seat grandstand No Turn 2 (T2) – 75,400 JPY $476
A1 Seat grandstand No Main Straight (T0) – 75,600 JPY $477
B2 Seat grandstand No Turn 2 (T2) – 89,600 JPY $565
A2 Seat grandstand No Main Straight end (T1) – 103,200 JPY $651
Q2 Seat grandstand No Chicane (T16) – 105,600 JPY $666
V1 Seat (Grandstand lower tier) grandstand No Main Straight (T0) – 112,000 JPY $707
V2 Seat (Grandstand upper tier) grandstand Yes Main Straight (T0) – 120,000 JPY $757
West Area (general admission) general admission No West course area – 22,000 JPY $139
V1 wheelchair (grandstand lower) wheelchair wheelchair platform – – – 92,000 JPY $581
V2 wheelchair (grandstand upper) wheelchair wheelchair platform – – – 140,000 JPY $884
B1 wheelchair (Turn 2) wheelchair wheelchair platform – – – 62,000 JPY $391
R wheelchair (Final Corner) wheelchair wheelchair platform – – – 58,000 JPY $366

Trip cost calculator

Not enough verified price data yet to estimate a trip cost for this race. It will appear when official prices are published.

Getting there

Ways to get to Suzuka Circuit
FromToHowTimeCostCost basisNotes
Nagoya stationShiroko stationKintetsu limited express train40–50 min 14 USD one wayregular. Express (kyuko) is slower but about 6.60 USD. Not covered by Japan Rail Pass.
Shiroko stationSuzuka Circuitshuttle bus15–20 min 9 USD returnNo reservation needed (official). Queues can be long after the race.
Osaka NambaShiroko stationKintetsu limited express train100 min 50 USD return–
Nagoya stationSuzuka Circuit Ino stationJR / Ise Railway train60–90 min 9 USD one wayOfficial: waiting time at Ino station expected to exceed 3 hours; about 30 minutes walk to circuit. Other stations strongly recommended.
TokyoNagoyaShinkansen (bullet train)100–180 min 85 USD one way (from)100 min Nozomi, 110 min Hikari, 3 h Kodama

Transport guide →

Where to stay

Places to stay for the Japanese Grand Prix
AreaTypeDistanceTo circuitHotel, 3 nights ppCampingNotes
Nagoyacity 70 km 60–90 min 450 USD–750
≈ $450–$750
 No Closest large city; train under 10 USD each way
Osakacity 130 km 120–150 min – No –
Kameyamatown – 20 min – No About 20 min drive

All areas ranked by travel time →

Weather in race month

Average high 19.7°C, average low 8.5°C, rain (1 mm or more) on about 33% of days.

Based on 2013-2025 (10 yrs) of daily readings at JA000047684 Yokkaichi (10.9 km from circuit). Source: NOAA NCEI GHCN-Daily (public domain).

Good to know

Questions fans ask

When is the Japanese Grand Prix 2027?

The 2027 Japanese Grand Prix race weekend runs from 9 April 2027 to 11 April 2027 at Suzuka Circuit, with a Sprint race.

How much are Japanese Grand Prix tickets?

In our latest check, the cheapest listed option was West Area (general admission) at 22,000 JPY and the most expensive listed seat was V2 Seat (Grandstand upper tier) at 120,000 JPY (adult advance price). Prices change, so check the official seller before you buy.

Which grandstands are covered at the Japanese Grand Prix?

Covered grandstands: V2 Seat (Grandstand upper tier). Covered status is from our sources; roofs may not shade every row.

How do I get to Suzuka Circuit?

Options include: Kintetsu limited express train from Nagoya station to Shiroko station (about 40-50 min, 14 USD one way); shuttle bus from Shiroko station to Suzuka Circuit (about 15-20 min, 9 USD return); Kintetsu limited express train from Osaka Namba to Shiroko station (about 100 min, 50 USD return).

Where should I stay for the Japanese Grand Prix, and what does it cost?

Nagoya is a common base. A rough budget for 3 nights is 450 USD to 750 USD per person sharing a room (estimate; race-weekend prices vary).

What is the weather like at the Japanese Grand Prix?

Over 2013-2025 (10 yrs), days in race month averaged a high of 19.7°C and a low of 8.5°C and rain fell (1 mm or more) on about 33% of days (weather station: JA000047684 Yokkaichi (10.9 km from circuit)).

Are there child tickets or discounts at the Japanese Grand Prix?

Under-23 (high school to 23) pay about half the adult price; school-age children 6,000 yen; age 3 to preschool 4,200 yen. Ages 16-23 enter free on Thursday 8 and Friday 9 April ('ZERO yen pass').

Is the Japanese Grand Prix wheelchair accessible?

Wheelchair-only sections at main grandstand (V1/V2), Turn 2 (B1) and Final Corner (R).

Sources

Last checked: 2026-10-15. Official sources are used first; fan-guide facts are marked as estimates. Missing values are shown as "to verify", never guessed.

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