Where to watch the F1 action at the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix. The best grandstands and trackside hospitality at Circuit Zandvoort
- The 2025 Dutch Grand Prix is on August 29-31
- Tickets are now on sale via our trusted supplier
- We also recommend F1 Experiences Ticket Packages
- Connect with fellow fans & get advice in our Dutch Grand Prix Facebook group
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Local demand remains very high for Dutch Grand Prix tickets, with Max Verstappen fans from Netherlands snapping up a good proportion of seats on multi-year deals from the promoter. International demand has not been so strong in the past few seasons, with many official ticket outlets unable to sell their allocation. There remains a perception among international fans that it’s hard to get tickets for the Dutch Grand Prix, and that locals won’t be so welcoming to fans not supporting Max Verstappen, but both are totally incorrect. The race is one of the most welcoming and best organized on the calendar, and Amsterdam is only a short 30-minute train ride from the circuit, making travel easy. Tickets are not yet on sale for 2025 with our trusted supplier.
Dutch Grand Prix Tickets: Need to Know
- Most tickets are available for 2 days (Saturday & Sunday) or 3 days (Friday, Saturday & Sunday)
- Grandstands are categorized into Bronze, Silver 1/2 and Gold tickets. The cheapest Bronze tickets generally have poorer views than the higher priced Silver 1/2, while Gold tickets have the best views.
- Tickets for children are not available from our ticket partner
- Large video screens are located opposite all grandstands
- The only covered grandstand at Circuit Zandvoort is the Main (CM.com) Grandstand opposite the podium.
2025 Dutch Grand Prix Ticket Packages from F1 Experiences
F1 Experiences offers a range of exciting ticket packages for the 2025 Dutch Grand Prix. Grandstand packages include access to either the F1 Experiences Live event on Thursday or trackside activities (pit lane walk, guided track tour, trophy photo) on Friday. In 2025, the Champions Club hospitality suite moves from a location above the final corner to a new location on the main straight, with guests receiving a reserved seat in the Main Grandstand and access to a nearby hospitality suite. Access to the high-end Formula 1 Paddock Club is now available for 2025 with F1 Experiences
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Main Grandstand
The only covered and permanent grandstand at Zandvoort offers good views of the starting grid, start-finish line and podium. It’s set off just to the right of the pits, but you can get views of the top teams, which are located at the same end. With lots of wind and rain at recent editions of the race, having a covered grandstand seat is a good choice!
Pit Grandstand
As the name suggests, the Pit Grandstand is situated opposite the pits. It’s the best place for keeping up with all the pits action at Zandvoort, as well as the watching the build-up, start and finish of the race. The Pit Grandstand is essentially joined with the Tarzan-In Grandstand, running all the way from the covered Main Grandstand down to the outside of Turn 1.
Tarzan-In Grandstand
Located on the outside of the circuit at the entry to the first corner, the Tarzan-In Grandstand is a solid choice for the Dutch Grand Prix. As with all the grandstands at Zandvoort, the atmosphere was excellent. If you are able to choose, go for Tarzan 1 or 2, as Tarzan 3 only offers low seats.
Ben Pon Grandstand
The Ben Pon Grandstand is located on the main straight near the pit entry. You’ll have quite distant views of the final banked corner, as well as the starting grid. Higher seats also offer views of the banked Turn 3. In our opinion, the Tarzan-In Grandstand closer to Turn 1 offers better views than Ben Pon.
Arena Grandstands
The Arena section at Zandvoort doesn’t necessarily offers the best views of the track, but the stadium atmosphere more than makes up for this. There was even a dedicated DJ to keep the party going! Another benefit is that the grandstand is quite close to the main Fanzone and Gate 2 (nearest the train station). Recommended!
Eastside Grandstands
Essentially part of the Arena section of the circuit, but located on the Eastern side, as the name suggests. Apart from the most expensive Gold seats in Eastside 3, which are close to Turn 11, the track views in most of the grandstands here are not exceptional. Nevertheless, you can still soak up the Arena atmosphere, and it’s not too far from the Fanzone and Gate 2.
Hairpin Grandstands
The cheapest Bronze grandstands at Circuit Zandvoort don’t offer the best views, though the Hairpin 1 grandstand (situated between Turns 9-10) was much better than Hairpin 2 (situated between Turns 10-11). The other disadvantage of the Hairpin grandstands was that they were a long walk from the main fanzone and felt a little bit isolated from the best atmosphere at the track.
General Admission
The General Admission areas at Zandvoort have good views as they are generally located on higher ground (in the sand dunes) overlooking the circuit. They are also located very close to the circuit at some points. Two General Admission zones are available at Zandvoort in 2024; General Admission 1 is the one to choose, as this gives you lots of places to watch between Turns 2 and 9. General Admission 2 is a small section on the inside of Turn 13.
I have a 3 day grandstand ticket for the DGP if anyone would like to buy it? I unfortunately can’t attend due to it clashing with my final exam :(
I think you should try selling through the official Resell Platform (https://dutchgp.com/en/resell-platform/)
Otherwise you can try one of the large platforms like Vivid Seats or StubHub
Hello Andrew, do you know what is the childrens policy. I have a one year, 3 year and 5 year family, do I need to buy thickets for them? Thank you
Hi Jorge, I don’t know about the tickets from the circuit (DutchGP.com) but with our supplier children’s tickets are not available. This does make attending the race with young kids very expensive. Many other races in Europe either offer free entry for young children or very cheap tickets.
Do you still have the tickets for the DGP?
Sorry Giovanni, tickets are all sold out for the 2021 Dutch Grand Prix. The capacity was also reduced to 67% so many people with tickets also missed out this year.
Did you sell these? I’m looking
How much ? I am interestted
Hi Mate, how much would you be willing to sell the tickets for and how many do you have in hand?
Thanks
Please be careful buying tickets from random people on the internet. Check here for official resale tickets: https://dutchgp.com/en/resell-platform/
Hi do you still selling your tickets ?
Hi
I was successful in the ticket draw for 2022, unfortunately, due to health issues can’t attend. Can the tickets be re-allocated?
Yes, I’m sure they can. But I don’t know the specifics. You will find more information here: https://dutchgp.com/en/resell-platform/
Yes, you can sell them through the official resell platform you‘ll find with Andrew‘s link.
Are seats allocated or is it on a first come / first seated policy ?
No, you will get an assigned seat with your ticket for each day of the weekend
Thank you. Wow that’s… atypical. Especially given how large the grandstands are.
It’s quite normal for F1, however. Normally there is more flexibility on Friday, and you can move around the grandstand if it’s not full – however, Zandvoort seems to have packed grandstands on Friday, Saturday and Sunday!
Hello I’m interested in buynig tickets for 2022 in General Admission will it be on sale ?
Hi Jere, the race is basically already sold out. The only chance to get General Admission would be via the resale platform on the official site, but I guess there is already a very big queue of people waiting to buy these tickets.
Hi Andrew,
What type of view is there from the pit grandstand? Are these seated?
Never been to F1
You will be able to see the start/finish straight and pits (team garages). Yes, you get an individual seat in the Pit Grandstand. Sadly, tickets are already sold out for the 2022 Dutch Grand Prix.
Hi Andrew, is it safe to buy tickets from viagogo for example? They are very expensive, but that seems to be the only option at this time. Thanks.
It should be safe, they are quite well known and should have policies in place to ensure that tickets are genuine and you are protected in case of any issues.
Hi Andrew,
I have seen mixed reviews about using F1 Experiences. Are they reliable?
Yes, they are reliable. F1 Experiences is partnered with Formula 1 itself, and is the official travel and experience programme. I’m also biased, having worked with F1 Experiences for the past 4+ years. Feel free to send me an email if you have more specific questions about the experience or attending a particular race.
Hi Andrew, just out of interest: Do you know in which hotels the drivers are staying? And what might be the best shot at getting an autograph or selfie without being bloody rich and able to afford a Paddock entry? :)
Hi Tim, I think most of the drivers will stay very close to the circuit. For sure some will be at NH Zandvoort, right near Gate 2 entrance.
Hi there, the drivers will mainly stay in Noordwijk and not in Zandvoort. Some of them will be transferred by car to Zandvoort, some of them will use helicopter or even RIB-boats for transfer.
Hi Andrew,
We have tickets through a friend who had bought multiple 3 yr passe partout. His name is on them though. Will we still be able to use them? He is coming with us by the way.
Thanks,
Jo
I’m not 100$ sure but I think all tickets have to be personalized to the name of the attendee. I think your friend can do this via his Dutch GP account. Check here or contact them to be sure.
Am I too late to get tickets for 2023? Thanks
I’m not sure yet if we will get tickets for the Dutch GP from our supplier. However, F1 Experiences just went on sale with their packages.
Thanks Andrew
Hi Andrew,
If I buy grandstands ticket, may I enter the general admission area?
Thanks,
HN
Yes, you should be able to enter the GA areas with a grandstand seat.
Hi Andrew,
Do you know if Motorsport Tickets is a reliable source to be buying tickets from for the dutch F1 2023?
Yes they are legitimate
Hi Andrew
Have bought Sat and Sunday Arena 1 Grandstand tickets. I understand that I have access after the race to all GA areas, but if I want access to the paddock area do I need to purchase an additional pass? Cheer Andrew.
You cannot access the Paddock area at all. It’s not possible to buy a “Paddock Pass”. These are tightly controlled and only given out to teams and major sponsors. The highest level of F1 Experiences packages is called Legend, and for about $8000 USD you get access to the Paddock Club hospitality all weekend, plus a Paddock Pass for one day. But that’s obviously out of the budget of most fans.
Can someone please confirm I can take a 8 month year old baby without needing a ticket or having to pay extra?
I read somewhere when I booked kids under a certain age were free on adults knees but I can’t find it again.
I tried to find out this information for you, even wrote to the Dutch GP promoter, but I didn’t get a response yet. Personally, I wouldn’t be taking an 8 month old baby to the track. But if you do, I’m almost certain that you won’t have to pay extra, but you may need a free ticket.
Hi Andrew, greetings from Argentina!
I want to know if fans are allowed on the track after the race in DGP, can’t find any videos or photos of people on the track during podium celebration like others GP.
Thank you!
Yes, I think so. Not when I went in 2021, but that was during COVID. I’m pretty sure that fans were allowed on the track after the race last year.
Hi Andrew,
I’ve been in the Barcelona Grand Prix. It was absolutely amazing and Now, I’m already starting to think about next year’s races.
I’m considering attending the Dutch Grand Prix, and one of the things I loved about the Barcelona race was witnessing some exciting overtakes. In Spain, I sat in Tribune F – Zone 5, which offered a great view. Now, I’m trying to decide between two options for the Dutch Grand Prix: Arena-In 2 or Eastside-3. I value your opinion, so I would appreciate your recommendation on which one would be best for me.
Is there any chance to get Tickets with “Max Orange Army”??
Looking forward to hearing your thoughts!
Even though it is cheaper (Silver), I would probably choose the Arena-In grandstand over the Eastside 3 (Gold), because I think it has a better perspective, and you will see a little more of the track from that seat.
As for grandstands at Zandvoort, they are pretty much all “Max Orange Army”!
Hello
I have three bronze ticket for Hairpin zone (Bronze) for Saturday and Sunday. Unfortunately i cannot get there. I tried to reach the resell platform but cannot find the way to get them back for sale. Any ideas how to do so ?
Sorry, I haven’t used the resale platform for the Dutch GP. I suggest you reach out to them if you are having issues, I’m sure it can be sorted for you.
I’m hoping to go to 2024 Dutch Grand Prix and would like to do the Thursday pit walk but I can’t find any information about how to do it, what type of ticket etc. Can you help please
Hi, will tickets be sold anywhere else except the official track site or should i request tickets from there for 2024? Thanks!
Yes, we will have tickets via our supplier. Another option is to buy a ticket package from F1 Experiences.