Miami F1 prices include Nachos $250

5/12/2023

Reported prices of Miami F1, from Reddit. Nachos are $250. Ice-cream is $245.

Ken Griffin of Citadel and Jeff Bezos of $AMZN were seen at Formula 1 Miami.

Bloomberg reports tickets cost $5,000, and bottle service costs $200,000.

acing fans spent an average of $1,940 per person at the race–double what the typical Miami tourist spends, Front Office Sports reported.

Meanwhile, private vendors are selling packages that include the chance to meet F1 drivers and tour the track, plus hotel transfers. Seat Unique is offering Miami F1 entry packages starting at $2,077 for grandstand general seating and rising to $16,600 for VIP seats and higher.

A company called Ultimate Driving Tours offers packages including helicopter transfers, trackside suites on Saturday and Sunday, and five-star hotel rooms for $20,000 per person. Similar packages at Grand Prix Tours are already sold out; those sold by Roadtrips cost $32,815.

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