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Ticket Pricing Zones and Event Dates
Ticket prices for the 2027 Formula 1 Mexico Grand Prix range from 5,580 to 66,500 Mexican pesos with service charges included. The race weekend is scheduled to take place from Friday, October 29 to Sunday, October 31, 2027, at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez in Mexico City. The announcement follows the venue hosting the championship coronation of Italian driver Andrea Kimi Antonelli as Formula 1's youngest world champion. Across the circuit, the most economical admission corresponds to Zona Naranja, while the highest price belongs to the Grada 1 Sky Box plus Speed Lounge Banamex Zona Verde package.
Price Increases Compared to the 2026 Edition
In comparison with the 2026 edition, ticket prices registered increases across seating areas. During the previous year, the most economical admission cost 3,900 pesos without service charges, compared to 5,580 pesos for 2027, representing a difference approaching 2,000 pesos. Higher-priced hospitality tiers reflect a similar rise: the Box Main Grandstand plus Speed Lounge Banamex Verde moved from 61,750 pesos without charges in 2026 to 66,500 pesos for 2027, an increase of nearly 5,000 pesos.
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Grandstand Additions and Grand Tour Modalities
For 2027, venue capacity expands through the addition of Grandstands 8 and 9 alongside newly introduced Speed Lounge Rosa hospitality options. Grandstand 7 also gains extra seating. Beyond conventional grandstand passes, organizers contemplate nine Grand Tour modalities, providing spectators with different seating locations across Friday and Saturday running.
Formula 2 Support Category Debut
The 2027 weekend introduces a major sporting addition with the historic arrival of Formula 2 to the event program. The junior single-seater category brings Mexican competitors aspiring to follow Sergio Pérez into Formula 1, highlighting drivers such as Noel León of Campos Racing and Rafael Villagómez of Van Amersfoort Racing, building upon earlier event dates and sales schedule details.
Ticketing Platform and Cardholder Payment Terms
Purchasing dates will differ depending on whether spectators hold the Right of First Option benefit or bank with Banamex and Banorte. Transactions take place through the official Ticketmaster website, where a maximum limit of eight tickets is permitted per purchase. Ticket availability will be provided across each sales phase. All admission passes are digital SafeTix entries, downloadable from the Mexico GP Account Manager platform. Customers holding Banamex or Banorte credit cards can purchase tickets under six- or 12-month interest-free installments, while debit card transactions are paid in a single charge. Furthermore, during the Banamex presale window, Cool Room Banamex and Speed Lounge Banamex locations are exclusively available.
Right of First Option Renewal Procedure
Spectators who acquired the Right of First Option (Derecho de Primera Opción, or DPO) during ticket sales for the 2026 event have the opportunity to retain their same seats for the 2027 edition. Eligible beneficiaries receive an email message containing a link to access the Mexico GP Account Manager platform, log into their account, enter the menu section labeled Invoice, select the tickets corresponding to the identical seats occupied during 2026, and complete the transaction. The exclusive priority window opens at 09:00 hours on November 5 and concludes on November 6, 2026. If payment is not completed during those designated days, the unreserved seats will be released into the general public ticket allocation.
