Helpful tips and information when visiting the Las Vegas Strip Circuit for the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix | Nevada | USA

F1 street racing on a Saturday night! Prepare for your exciting trip to the Las Vegas Grand Prix with these helpful tips and circuit information.

What makes the Las Vegas Strip Circuit so special?

The Las Vegas Strip Circuit is a rapid street track under lights in one of the most famous cities on earth. F1 cars speed past famous landmarks in the entertainment capital of the world, providing a spectacular backdrop to the event. When Formula 1 visits Las Vegas, the result is truly magical.

A temporary 6.2km, 17-turn layout located in the heart of Las Vegas, the drivers race along the legendary Strip and weave their way past a number of iconic locations – all fantastic places to explore while you're there!

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The culmination of five years of detailed planning and hard work, the first Las Vegas Grand Prix took place in 2023. The resort city comes alive for the Saturday night race, with off-track entertainment matching the thrilling track action, undoubtedly becoming one of the must-attend events on the Formula 1 calendar.

Keep reading for some useful information and friendly advice to help you make the most of your visit, and don't forget to check out the bespoke guides for your zone on the official Las Vegas Grand Prix website for even more information.

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Helpful tips and advice

Pre-prepare

Before you head to the circuit, have any information that you need saved on your phone, such as tickets and maps. With an event of this size, it's always a good idea to set a meeting point with friends and family too, in case you get separated.

Make sure to wear comfortable shoes

You’ll likely be walking a lot to reach the grandstands, food stalls, F1 Fanzone, and the many exciting off-track entertainment options, so wearing comfortable shoes is essential.

Leave your cash at home

Cash is not accepted as a form of payment at the event.

Bring a jacket

Despite temperatures rising during the day, it’s easy to overlook that the desert nights can cool down rather dramatically! To stay comfortable during the late-night track action, be sure to have a jacket on hand.

Arrive early

With tens of thousands of fans attending the circuit over the race weekend, we recommend getting to the track early if you want to beat the worst of the queues.

Download the App

The official F1 Las Vegas App makes getting around much easier during the race weekend. It provides fans with information on scheduling, maps, entertainment and everything else Grand Prix-related that you’ll want to know during your time at the circuit!

Bin your rubbish

You'll find plenty of clearly marked bins for separating general waste from recyclables, so you don't have to carry your trash around all day!

Tickets

A valid ticket is required for entry into the circuit. Please ensure you have the correct ticket for the specific day you are attending, as tickets are non-transferrable for each day of the event.

If you wish to exit the circuit before re-entering later, guests must have their tickets “scanned out” before leaving their zone in order to be able to re-enter with the same ticket. Please note there is no re-entry permitted after 21:00 each evening.

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Children

Children of all ages are permitted to attend the Las Vegas Grand Prix.

Children under 24 months do not need a ticket to enter the circuit, provided that they are to be seated on a parent or guardian’s lap, and do not interfere with the sight lines of others.

Devoted areas within medical tents throughout each ticketed zone will be available to provide an area for baby changing if needed.

Attendees under the age of 18 must be accompanied by an adult 18 years of age or older.

Circuit opening hours

Friday: 16:30 - 01:00
Saturday: 16:30 - 01:00
Sunday: 16:30 - 02:00

Opening hours are local time and are subject to change.

More information about specific session timings can be found on our full weekend track schedule, including details of all practice and qualifying sessions, support races, and other special events – plus, of course, that crucial Las Vegas Grand Prix start time.

Circuit entrances

There are multiple entrances into the circuit, and information about which access gate is best for you can be found on your ticket. You can also download the F1 Las Vegas App and use the circuit map to see which entrance is best for you.

More information about travelling to and from the circuit can be found on our dedicated Las Vegas Grand Prix travel page.

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Accessibility

The Las Vegas Grand Prix is an inclusive and accessible event, committed to providing access to the event facilities, amenities, and activities.

The venue is designed to be navigable for individuals with mobility-related disabilities. The majority of the event takes place on paved surfaces, and there are interconnected accessible routes throughout, connecting entrances/exits, accessible viewing areas and accessible seats, restrooms, food and drink vendors, and all other activity areas.
Patrons with mobility disabilities are encouraged to utilize their personal means of transportability, such as wheelchairs and scooters. Additionally, attendees are permitted to bring crutches, walkers, and canes into the event. The circuit also offers mobility assistance for guests between entrances and seating areas.
If you require recharging for your motorized mobility device, you can do so at an Accessibility Services Hub. Please remember to bring all the necessary cords and accessories for charging. It’s important to note that chargers must be compatible with 110-volt, 20-amp circuits.
Service animals are allowed at all areas open to the public in the venue. Animals whose purpose is to provide protection, emotional support, well-being, comfort, or companionship are not considered service animals and will not be granted access to the venue. Only individually trained service animals under the control of their handlers are permitted.
The event will have captions available for guests with auditory disabilities. American Sign Language will also be provided for select programming on the stages located at T-Mobile Zone at Sphere and East Harmon Zone by Virgin Hotels Las Vegas.

For more information, check out the Las Vegas Grand Prix website.

Forbidden items

Bag checks will be conducted at all entrances, with all bags subject to search. We advise packing lightly for a faster clearance through security.

Las Vegas Grand Prix bag policy

The following bag types are permitted at the event.

Tote or backpack. Must not exceed 12” x 6” x 12” and must be transparent
Small handbags (6” x 9”) or fanny packs (4.5” x 6.5”). Must not exceed size limit and does not have to be transparent
Diaper bags. Permitted when accompanied by an infant.

Las Vegas Grand Prix prohibited items

For everyone's comfort and safety, there are a number of items not permitted within the circuit.

More information and a list of prohibited items is available to view on the Las Vegas Grand Prix website.

If you are found with a prohibited item within the circuit, it will be confiscated and disposed of, and in the case of unlawful items, you could be arrested. Refusal to be searched upon entry may result in not being admitted into the circuit.

When exiting the circuit, the removal of any event infrastructure (signage, equipment, etc.) is prohibited.

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Food and drink inside the circuit

There are plenty of food and beverage options available throughout the ticketed zones of the Las Vegas Strip Circuit.

Food and drink vendors are marked on the event map in the F1 Las Vegas App, making it a useful port of call when you looking to satisfy a hunger or quench your thirst!

Water is complimentary at the event and can be obtained at any beverage concessionaire tent.

All outside food and beverages are prohibited. However, outside food in a clear plastic bag is permitted for those with special medical or dietary needs. The event will also have food concessionaires that provide some options to meet special dietary needs.

More information can be found on the dedicated page of the Las Vegas Grand Prix website, and don't forget to check out the bespoke guides for your zone too for even more information!