Estimating the cost of F1 tickets, accommodation & spending money for F1 fans attending the 2025 British Grand Prix at Silverstone
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- Prices below are based on official prices from Silverstone Circuit & F1 Experiences
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Silverstone is one of F1’s most expensive destinations, according to our ranking of 2024 F1 ticket prices. The cost of race tickets, accommodation, getting around and trackside spending are all high in Britain. Camping next to the track is best for fans on a budget, as you’ll cut out daily travel costs. One advantage for international fans is that the British pound has fallen against most major currencies in recent years, making the trip to Silverstone a little more affordable.
Budget
- Weekend cost approx. £588 ($785 USD)
- 3-day General Admission ticket = £309*
- Three-nights camping at Woodlands = £129
- Spending money (£50 x 3) = £150
Mid-Range
- Weekend cost approx. £1,174 ($1,565 USD)
- 3-day mid-range grandstand ticket (e.g. Copse A-C) = £499*
- 3-star hotel close to Silverstone for 3 nights (per person, twin share) = £375
- Spending money (£100 x 3) = £300
High End
- Weekend cost approx. £3,810 ($5,075 USD)
- F1 Experiences 3-Day Champions Club Ticket Package = £2610
- 4-star hotel close to Silverstone for 3 nights (per person, twin share) = £600
- Spending money (£200 x 3) = £600
*Silverstone is uses dynamic pricing for ticket sales at the 2025 British Grand Prix. Stated prices are the current average price for each ticket category.
Average costs are per person based on a stay of 3 nights, including race tickets, accommodation and spending money. The budget does not include flights (or other travel costs). 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.
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I have booked a weekend pass with seats for the Sunday and am glamping for the weekend. Is £250.00 enough for food and probably a good amount of drinks?
Depends how much you eat and drink I guess! But yes, I think that budget is fine for the weekend.
So far we have paid £1300 on camping and admission tickets for the whole weekend (camping Wednesday to Monday,) for 6 of us. We are upgrading tickets to Inside Track on race day for £600. With spending money for all 6 at £350 each (minimum,) of us it will be the best £4000 we have ever spent.
Hope you have an awesome weekend at Silverstone, Simon!
Prices for 2023 are $1,500 USD for weekend, Beckett grandstand….
That’s crazy. Yes, we need to update this post
I would not have paid all that money I like f1 but I think about the money Grand Prix is to dear nowadays
When you choose a hospitality package, is that price on top of regular tickets? Eg you pay for a 3 day weekend and then pay another amount to add hospitality? We went to Friday practice and sprint quali yesterday and loved it so much we’re already looking at deciding what we will be booking for next year. Trying to decide if a 3 day weekend pass, camping and to buy food on the go is going to be comparable in experience and price to, say, booking the Ignition Club hospitality.
Hi Laura, in almost all cases the hospitality package includes entry to the circuit – so you don’t need to buy tickets on top.
Hi there how much would a single day ticket for the Sunday race be?
Hi when buying general administration tickets can I pay weekly payments till it is paid off please thank you
Looking at tickets for Saturday quali we can get hospitality tickets now at £450 with inner circle woodcote view which include food and drinks or wait until grandstand tickets to be released.
I guess my questions are 1) how much would a grandstand ticket likely cost for 1 day Saturday and 2 day Saturday and Sunday? 2) would a view from woodcote be worth that money 3) for a first and only visit which would provide the better F1 experience. 4) what’s better 1 day Saturday hospitality above or 2 day grandstand sat and sun?
I’m happy to spend the extra if it means a better experience but not sure it would? I also don’t want to not be able to get hold of a grandstand ticket as I’ve heard they sell fast!
That’s a good deal for Saturday hospitality. The inner track access is also a bonus, and Woodcote offers good views.
Most grandstand seats cost 400+ GBP for 3 days (most are sold for 3 rather than 2 days), and by the time you add up all the extra costs for attending two days instead of one, it will be more expensive for sure.
I’d personally go for the Saturday hospitality. If you like the experience, you can return the following year and go for the whole weekend.
Can a 16 year old attend by themselves? How much would it cost for cheapest grandstand + woodlands
Hi Jak, I can’t find out specifically if you will be able to attend by yourself if only 16. This information would indicate you will be ok. For the cheapest grandstand seat + Woodlands camping, you are looking at around 500 GBP for 3 days.
Hi, can any of the circuit be viewed from the Disabled camping area? Thanks
I don’t know for sure, but I’m guessing now. I suggest you contact Silverstone direct to confirm.
Are you able to bring camper vans onto the campground & if so, roughly what is the cost of doing so?