New Ticket Options Announced for Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix 2026

Fans heading to the 2026 edition of the Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will have more ways to experience race weekend at Yas Marina Circuit, with organisers unveiling new ticket categories and hospitality packages ahead of the season finale in December.

The event, scheduled from December 3 to 6 in Abu Dhabi, has introduced the premium 16/360 hospitality experience alongside a new three-day Abu Dhabi Hill ticket starting from AED 995. More ticket options and hospitality experiences are expected to be announced in the coming weeks.

The newly launched 16/360 package offers fans a premium viewing experience from inside the circuit near Turn 16. The hospitality area provides panoramic views across several sections of the track, including the main straight and finish line, while featuring open-air terraces, entertainment zones, signature bars, live DJs, and curated dining experiences.

Meanwhile, the Abu Dhabi Hill package has been introduced as one of the most accessible ways to enjoy the Grand Prix weekend. The three-day ticket includes access to qualifying sessions, the race finale, fan zones, and three nights of after-race concerts taking place on Thursday, Saturday, and Sunday.

Organisers said four-day ticket holders will also receive complimentary access to nine major attractions across Abu Dhabi, with the combined value of included experiences estimated at around AED 2,200.

The attractions include several destinations on Yas Island such as Ferrari World Abu Dhabi, Yas Waterworld, SeaWorld Yas Island, and Warner Bros. World Abu Dhabi.

Cultural attractions included in the package are Louvre Abu Dhabi, Natural History Museum Abu Dhabi, teamLab Phenomena, Zayed National Museum, and Qasr Al Watan.

As part of the race weekend entertainment, ticket holders will also gain entry to the popular after-race concerts at Etihad Park. The concert line-up will begin with performances by Lewis Capaldi and Zara Larsson on Thursday night, with more artists set to be announced soon.

The 2025 race weekend attracted a record crowd of 339,000 fans, and organisers say tickets for the 2026 event are already on sale as demand builds for another high-profile season finale.