30 Oct Miami Grand Prix 2027: The Hospitality and VIP Guide

Miami Grand Prix 2027: The Hospitality and VIP Guide

The Formula 1 Hard Rock Miami Grand Prix runs April 30 to May 2, 2027, at the Miami International Autodrome on the Hard Rock Stadium campus in Miami Gardens, and its hospitality ranges from a beach club deck listed at $1,500 to private villas listed at $215,000. This guide explains every hospitality tier, what the Paddock Club includes, the suites, what is new for 2027, how to get there and the ticket rules to know before you buy, as of October 30, 2026.

Prices and details come from the official race website when we checked on October 30, 2026; the site says information is subject to change without notice. Confirm with the ticket office before you buy.

The Weekend at a Glance

The Race

From 2027 the event is called the Formula 1 Hard Rock Miami Grand Prix: Hard Rock, a founding partner since 2022, became title partner under a “multi-year naming rights agreement,” according to the Miami Grand Prix organizers’ September 1, 2026 announcement. The race is promoted by South Florida Motorsports at Hard Rock Stadium. In May 2025, a 10-year extension kept the race on the calendar through 2041, the Associated Press reported.

The 2027 weekend is a standard format: Formula 1’s 2027 calendar names ten Sprint events, and Miami is not among them. The session timetable, support races and any concerts had not been announced when we checked. The organizers say “each of the last five editions has sold out.”

Hospitality: The Shared Clubs

These are the main hospitality clubs, with the prices the official site listed on October 30, 2026. The Paddock Club page labels the 72 Club and MSC Yacht Club prices as starting prices for a three-day ticket; the others are shown without a qualifier.

The organizers describe the 72 Club as “one of the most luxurious hospitality experiences, featuring a podium-adjacent location and gourmet dining.” The MSC Yacht Club is multi-level, with track views from every deck. The Beach Club outside Turns 11 to 13 is “set to undergo an exciting revamp for the 2027 event,” with live performances, cabanas with track views and an upgraded food and drink menu, according to the September 1 announcement. “Hospitality guests have access to purchase priority parking near the circuit,” according to the hospitality page.

One thing to check: an older section of the hospitality page, written for the 2023 race, says “Hospitality available in multi-year agreements-only” and describes a non-refundable $5,000 deposit. The Paddock Club page now shows three-day ticket prices, and the September 24, 2026 announcement put the Paddock Club on general sale. Ask the ticket office which terms apply for 2027 before you commit.

The Paddock Club

For 2027, “for the first time, tickets to Miami’s Paddock Club will be on-sale to the general public,” the organizers announced on September 24, 2026. The Paddock Club sits along the start/finish straight toward Turn 1. Its options:

• Casa Tua Trackside Club, starting at $16,500 for a three-day ticket: views from the starting grid through Turn 1 from a shared balcony, with a signature menu and climate-controlled communal seating.
• MIA Club and The Rooftop Club: shared spaces overlooking the grid and Turn 1 (prices not listed).
• Private Suites: a private balcony, with seating “tailored to your brand’s preferences” (prices not listed).

According to the official Paddock Club page, every Paddock Club experience includes:

• All-inclusive food and drink from a chef-driven program by DO & CO, including beer, wine, Champagne and spirits.
• A Pit Lane Walk at set times, first come, first served, with limited availability.
• A guided Track Tour, which is limited and “not guaranteed.”
• Limited on-site parking.
• Coverage “from the opening practice session to the moment the checkered flag waves.”

It does not include access to the Formula 1 Paddock itself, “unless otherwise specified with your experience.” The site publishes no dress code or minimum age for the Paddock Club.

New for 2027: a bigger Paddock Club

A 115,000-square-foot, three-story extension to the Paddock Club building is due to open before the 2027 race, the organizers announced on May 1, 2026. With it, the Paddock Club will hold “approximately 9,200 guests” in about 305,000 square feet of hospitality space, with views of Turns 2 and 3 and improved entry and exit routes. The building will also become the year-round home of the Precision Drive Club, with a workshop, coaching and simulator labs and a members’ lounge.

Suites

The suites page lists these prices. It does not say whether they are per suite or per person, or how many guests each holds, so treat them as starting prices and ask.

Official F1 Packages

F1 Experiences sells official ticket packages for Miami 2027: Starter, Hero and Grand Prix Opening Night (each Thursday to Sunday) and the Miami Adventure Pass (Friday to Sunday). Packages add extras to grandstand seats; depending on the package, these include a pit lane walk, a guided track tour and a trophy photo. Prices were not shown when we checked. The site says F1 Experiences “is operated by QuintEvents International, LLC” and is authorized by Formula One Digital Media Limited.

Getting There

The race’s parking, shuttle and train pages still showed the 2026 arrangements when we checked, so expect 2027 details to change. In 2026:

• When we checked, the parking page said parking was “not available for purchase at this time”; hospitality guests can buy priority parking.
• Shuttles ran from outlying lots, including the Golden Glades Transit Center and Hard Rock Casino in Hollywood.
• Brightline trains served Aventura Station, with complimentary shuttles to the circuit for marked trains.
• All rideshare drop-off points were off-site, and the site warned of surge pricing.

The official site does not mention helicopter or private-aviation transfers.

Ticket Rules to Know

• Refunds: “ALL TICKET SALES ARE FINAL AND NON-CANCELLABLE,” the 2027 ticket terms say. A refund of up to face value applies only in listed cases, such as a cancelled event that is not rescheduled.
• Weather: “There are no refunds, credits or exchanges if a session or day of the Event is delayed, interrupted, or not completed.”
• Resale: no official resale platform is named; buying with intent to resell against the terms can lead to cancellation.
• On the day: the venue is cashless, there is no re-entry and bags are limited to clear bags up to 12 x 6 x 12 inches, or small bags or fanny packs up to 4.5 x 6.5 inches, according to the race FAQ.
• Accessibility: accessible seating is available first come, first served in suites, grandstands and hospitality areas; the Mobility Assistance Hotline is 305-943-6804.

Questions to Ask Before You Book

1. Is this a single-year purchase, or does it require a multi-year agreement?
2. For a suite, is the price per suite or per person, and how many guests does it hold?
3. Which days, food, drinks and parking are included?
4. Does the package include access to the Formula 1 Paddock, or only the Paddock Club?
5. Is there a dress code or minimum age for this area?
6. What happens if a session is shortened by weather?
7. How and when will parking or transport be confirmed for 2027?
8. Who is the seller: the race organizers, F1 Experiences or a third party?

The Bottom Line

Decide first how close to the action you want to be: the Beach Club and Turn 18 Club for atmosphere, the 72 Club or Paddock Club for the podium and the start, and a suite for private hosting. Then confirm the contract terms, inclusions and transport with the ticket office before you pay, because sales are final.

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Last updated October 30, 2026. Facts come from the sources listed above, checked on that date, and may change. Not legal, financial, tax or investment advice. Full disclaimer