Learn more about the cost of attending the 2025 Australian Grand Prix in Melbourne. Estimated costs of F1 tickets, accommodation & spending money.
- The 2025 Australian Grand Prix will be the opening race of the new F1 season on March 13-16
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- Place your deposit for a 2025 ticket package from F1 Experiences
- 2024 prices are listed below and will be updated when 2025 tickets go on sale
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The Australian dollar has been relatively weak against major international currencies in recent years, making the race at Albert Park a cheaper proposition for traveling international fans. As a result, Australia sold some of the cheapest tickets on the F1 calendar in 2023. Read the 2023 F1 ticket price ranking. The Australian Grand Prix also represents very good value for money when considering the high overall standard of accommodation, circuit organization and service levels.
Budget
- Weekend cost approx. $810 AUD ($520 USD)
- 4-Day Park Pass (General Admission) ticket = $330 AUD
- Hostel accommodation for 3 nights (dorm bed) = $180 AUD
- Spending money ($100 x 3) = $300 AUD
Mid-Range
- Weekend cost approx. $1,770 AUD ($1,140 USD)
- 4-Day Schumacher grandstand ticket = $570 AUD
- 3-star hotel for 3 nights = $600 AUD (double/twin share, per person)
- Daily spending ($200 x 3) = $600
High End
- Weekend cost approx. $8,325 AUD ($5,360 USD)
- F1 Experiences Champions Club hospitality (Brabham Skybox) = $6,525 AUD
- Four star hotel for 3 nights = $900 AUD (double/twin share, per person)
- Daily budget ($300 x 3) = $900 AUD
- Average costs are based on a stay of 3 nights in Melbourne with race ticket, accommodation and spending money. Prices do not include air travel (or other travel costs) required to reach Melbourne.
- About our categories: Budget fans buy the cheapest race tickets (General Admission) and camp by the track or stay in a hostel. Mid-Range fans buy a grandstand ticket and stay in a 3-star hotel, whilst High-End fans buy a VIP or experience package and stay in a 4 or 5 star hotel.
Are these prices per person? Have been looking at hospitality experiences but no where does it tell you if the pricing is per person
Yes F1 pricing – either for grandstand or hospitality – is always per person
The F1 experiences sold out quick, are most taken by resellers , travel agents to resell as packages?
Yes, they did Peter. Sorry if you missed out. I think there’s a few factors here. Biggest is that these packages went on sale before the general release of tickets for the Australian GP. So the demand is even higher. Secondly, I do work for the F1 Experiences brand and know that they have a big network of sales agents in Australia. I’d say this network was responsible for most of the sales yesterday. Keep an eye out though, as I think some more packages will be added.