The Acura Grand Prix of Long Beach is almost here — so if you haven’t bought tickets yet, you better do so soon.
The Grand Prix, which organizers have dubbed “Long Beach’s 200-mph beach party,” is expected to attract more the 180,000 people during its three-day run, from Friday to Sunday, April 19-21.
And whether you’re thrifty or extravagant, the Grand Prix of Long Beach has a ticket package for you.
The various packages in fact, run from as little as $40 — all the way up to $1,275.
Below is a breakdown of available ticket packages and their cost. To buy tickets, go to gplb.com/tickets.
General admission
General admission tickets come with unreserved seating on the first two days of the Grand Prix, but not during the Sunday finale. Tickets:
- Friday: $40.
- Saturday: $82.
- Sunday: $87.
- Three-day package: $120.
Reserved seating
The Sunday tickets for this package vary based on where your seats are, though children 12 and under get a discounted price. Tickets:
- Saturday: $90 for adults.
- Sunday: $98 or $114 for adults, and $72 or $86 for juniors, depending on the seats.
- Three-day package (no reserved seating on Friday): $131 or $185, and $102 or $144 for juniors, depending on the seats.
Paddock access
These packages provide access to the NTT IndyCar Series paddock. But they do not provide admission to the circuit, so you have to buy those tickets as well. Tickets:
- Friday, Saturday or Sunday: $32.
- Three-day package: $75.
Super Photo Ticket
This is the package for you if you want to take great photos of the racing.
The Super Photo Ticket includes three-day admission, paddock access, access to three special photo locations and limited access to the racing pit during practice and qualifying.
Minors aren’t not allowed, however, and there are other conditions. For more information, go to gplb.com/super-photo.
This package costs $360.
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