In 2026 a MotoGP VIP ticket costs, per person, roughly €2,200-3,100 for the two-day VIP Village (Saturday and Sunday), roughly €3,100-4,000 for the Apex level with the Premier Lounge and more experiences, and from about €370 to €840 for the Premier grandstand packages (Rider, Trophy, Chicane). The price changes with the Grand Prix: these are market figures from authorised resellers, not a quote.
Updated in October 2026.
A MotoGP weekend can be lived in two different ways: from the grass, with the crowd and the noise, or from the inside, with an air-conditioned lounge, the paddock and a rider who comes to answer questions. The VIP ticket sells the second way, and its price only makes sense once you are clear about what you are buying. Here you will find the 2026 figures, the levels of the official packages, what the VIP Village includes and how to choose, especially if the person booking is a company that wants to bring clients or partners to the track.
How much MotoGP VIP tickets cost in 2026
The figures depend on the Grand Prix (Mugello and Misano cost more than Indonesia or Qatar), on the package level and on the number of people. From the 2026 price lists published by authorised resellers, per person:
- VIP Village, Saturday and Sunday: about €2,230 in Qatar, €2,789 in Valencia, up to about €3,110 in the highest price lists;
- Apex (VIP Village with Premier Lounge): about €3,080-3,990, for example €3,799 in Valencia and €3,939 in Barcelona;
- Three-day Premier grandstand: Trophy around €370, Rider around €410, Chicane from about €770 to €840.
These are planning figures, not quotes: VAT may be excluded, availability changes by round, and the exact price is confirmed by whoever sells the package. Anyone budgeting a corporate programme should add travel, accommodation and the time given to guests to the ticket: the return is measured on the total investment, not on the cost of the entry title.
The levels of the official packages
The MotoGP Premier packages are built by the championship’s organiser with QuintEvents and divide into two families.
- Grandstand, three days (Rider, Trophy, Chicane). A grandstand ticket from Friday to Sunday plus an experience: the guided paddock tour with Rider, the photo with the world champions’ trophy and a track tour with Trophy, a garage visit, a meeting with a rider and an exclusive event with Chicane.
- Hospitality, two days (VIP Village and Apex). The VIP Village is the championship’s hospitality structure; Apex adds the Premier Lounge, a garage visit, the support-race grid and a Q&A session. There is also Apex Grid, with access to the starting grid.
What the VIP Village includes
In the two-day package, according to the official listings, there are access to the VIP Village, the lounge with hospitality, a rider Q&A, the guided paddock tour, the pit lane walk and access to the world champions’ trophy. Depending on the level, you can add a breakfast buffet, lunch, an open bar with prosecco, beer and wine, a garage visit and a place on a terrace overlooking the straight. The structures are air-conditioned and, depending on the package, include reserved parking.
A useful clarification: the paddock access included in the package is a guided or limited access, not the World Championship Paddock Pass, which is a working accreditation and is not for sale. The difference is explained in MotoGP Paddock Pass: what it is and why it can’t be bought and in VIP Pass and Paddock Pass: what’s the difference.
Why it is not just a ticket for a company
For a company the VIP Village is a relationship tool: clients, partners and colleagues spend two days together in a place with no equivalent at other events, with a quality of conversation that a meeting at the office does not offer. That is why the value of a package is measured against objectives (entertaining clients, rewarding the sales network, opening a negotiation) and not against the price of a single ticket. Anyone starting from here chooses the Grand Prix according to the prestige and location of their guests: Mugello, Barcelona, Le Mans and Silverstone are among the most prestigious rounds, while a non-European Grand Prix can serve a specific market.
How to choose and how to book
The 2027 packages are already on sale for some Grands Prix, well ahead of the dates, and those for the most sought-after rounds sell out first. RTR Sports Marketing has been an authorised MotoGP VIP Village agency since 1995 and also sells the MotoGP Premier packages: the request is made by stating the Grand Prix and the number of people. To understand what the structure is before choosing there is the guide what is the MotoGP VIP Village, while to enjoy the weekend well, even outside the hospitality, there are the 8 tips for a perfect Grand Prix.
RTR Sports Marketing has been building hospitality programmes and sponsorships in motorsport since 1995.
Sources: MotoGP Premier, Apex VIP Village Malaysia; MotoGP Premier, Great Britain packages; motogpSpain, Valencia 2026 price list; Pole Position Travel, VIP Village prices 2026; Tickets GP Barcelona, Premier packages.
Frequently asked questions
How much does a MotoGP VIP ticket cost in 2026?
About €2,200-3,100 per person for the two-day VIP Village and about €3,100-4,000 for the Apex level. Premier grandstand packages cost from about €370 to €840. The price varies with the Grand Prix.
What does the MotoGP VIP Village include?
Access to the VIP Village, a lounge with hospitality, a rider Q&A, a guided paddock tour, the pit lane walk and access to the world champions’ trophy. The higher levels add an open bar, a garage visit and the Premier Lounge.
What is the difference between MotoGP Premier and the VIP Village?
The Premier grandstand packages (Rider, Trophy, Chicane) are three-day grandstand tickets with an experience included. The VIP Village is two-day hospitality; Apex is its higher level.
Does the VIP ticket give access to the paddock?
It gives guided or limited access, depending on the package. The World Championship Paddock Pass is a working accreditation and is not for sale.
How do you book a MotoGP VIP package?
Through an authorised agency, stating the Grand Prix and the number of people. RTR Sports Marketing is an authorised VIP Village agency and also resells the Premier packages.