How much do F1 tickets cost for the Formula 1 Etihad Airways Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2025?

The 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix is drawing extraordinary attention, not only because it closes the season, but because it will settle a three-driver title fight. Lando Norris arrives with a 12-point lead over Max Verstappen and a 16-point margin on Oscar Piastri, a scenario not seen since 2010. With McLaren’s internal tension simmering and Red Bull resurgent, demand for this race-weekend access has intensified.

General admission remains the most affordable

Access begins at AED 995 (about $270 U.S.), offering viewing zones, concerts and fan-area access. It’s the most affordable way to witness a race that could swing on strategy or a late safety car, as it famously did in 2021.

Grandstands and hillside views offer mid-tier options

Standard grandstand seating starts from AED 2,300 (around $625), while the three-day hillside ticket begins at AED 1,285 (roughly $350). These areas overlook the corners where Verstappen dominated between 2020 and 2023 and where Norris won in 2024.

Hospitality prices rise sharply

Packages begin at AED 5,670 (about $1,540), with suites such as North Yas Suite listed from AED 6,400 (around $1,740). Premium lounges with dining and exclusive terraces run higher still.

McLaren’s internal “papaya rules” face their toughest test, Piastri needs a miracle, and Verstappen lurks one mistake away. With no team holding a clear Abu Dhabi advantage, tickets across all tiers continue to sell quickly. And despite the cost, it could be worth it.

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