ENTERING THE CIRCUIT

Please expect your luggage to be checked at the entrance. See what items you can take with you and what you should leave at home. Whether it's fan merchandise or food and drink. We don't recommend trying to sneak items past the organisers. If you are found with a prohibited item, it will be confiscated and disposed of. In extreme cases, you may even be banned from entering.

Tickets

• You can only enter the circuit with a valid ticket. You can either have it electronically or printed on paper. Our tip is clear - keep your ticket on your mobile phone and be ready to show it. However, it is a good idea to have a backup printed version. If everything goes well,  you won't even have to take it out of your pocket.
• We recommend buying your tickets online. It takes less than two minutes and you’re ready to go. Check out the best prices here, but don't wait too long, some tickets are already sold out! You can choose from seated, general admission, or natural grandstand tickets with no seat reservations.
• Each code is valid for one entry. Do not send your ticket to anyone you do not trust, otherwise they may misuse it. If you leave the circuit for part of the day, be sure to have your ticket re-tagged by security. If you do not do so, you will not be able to return to the circuit on the same day. The ticket is not linked to a specific user. Therefore, more than one person can use the same ticket on the circuit on the same day.

Parking

The Miami International Autodrome, situated within the Hard Rock Stadium complex in Miami Gardens, Florida, offers a variety of parking options for fans attending the F1 race. Given the event's prominence and expected high turnout, it's crucial to plan your parking in advance.

The Hard Rock Stadium boasts extensive parking facilities with multiple lots assigned for event parking. These lots vary in access and pricing, typically based on their proximity to the stadium and track entrances.

Generally, you have two options to secure parking for the event: you can use one of the official parking lots, or you can use unofficial parking.

Keep in mind that there is heavy traffic around the circuit during the race weekend (especially when leaving the car park after qualifying or the race).

Official parking lots

There are approximately 30 official car parks in the vicinity of the circuit. Please note that parking must be booked and paid for online in advance. From some of the official car parks, you can continue to the circuit on foot (up to 1.5 miles). From some car parks, you must continue by shuttle. Please keep also in mind that official parking is quite expensive. Prices start at around $70 per weekend and go up to almost $500.

Unofficial parking lots

For a more budget-friendly, convenient, and nearby parking alternative compared to many of the official Miami Grand Prix lots, consider utilising local residents' parking spots near the circuit. Throughout the race weekend, numerous locals open up their driveways, yards, and lawns for parking, offering a practical solution over the race weekend. Expect to pay around 50 dollars for three days of parking.

Unofficial parking can be found, for example, along NW 207th St (north of the beltway).

More details about parking lots here.

Opening hours of the circuit

In 2024, spectators had access to the Miami International Autodrome at the following times:

Friday: 10:30 a.m. (official parking lot), 11:30 a.m. (venue gates)
Saturday: 9:00 a.m. (official parking lot), 10:00 a.m. (venue gates)
Sunday: 9:30 a.m. (official parking lot), 10:30 a.m. (venue gates)