F1 Tickets Singapore 2026: What You Can Buy and Where to Buy It

Searching for F1 tickets Singapore options can produce two very different kinds of result. One is a circuit ticket sold through official race channels. The other is a booking for a separate event taking place during race week. They are not interchangeable. The practical way to plan Singapore 2026 is to buy the circuit access you want from an official channel first, then book your evening separately if you want to continue at Amber Lounge after the on-track programme.

Amber Lounge does not sell circuit tickets, grandstand access, walkabout access, Paddock Club products or any other official race product. This page does not quote a circuit-ticket price because every F1 tickets Singapore price is set and published by the relevant official channel. It does set out our own Singapore evening packages and their current prices, so the boundary between the two purchases is clear.

Amber Lounge is an independent private event, not affiliated with, endorsed by or licensed by Formula 1, the FIA or the race promoter, and a race ticket is not required to attend.

Where to Buy Singapore Grand Prix Tickets

For official Singapore Grand Prix tickets, begin with the official promoter ticket site. The official F1 ticket store is the other official circuit-ticket channel listed here. Travellers looking for the official hospitality programme should use F1 Experiences for Singapore 2026. Its Singapore programme includes the official Paddock Club product line, but Amber Lounge does not sell that product.

Those links are also the correct place to check live availability and the current terms when you are ready to buy F1 tickets Singapore. We deliberately do not reproduce circuit, grandstand, walkabout or official hospitality prices here. They belong to the official sellers and can change there. Keeping the purchase on an official channel also avoids confusing circuit access with a private race-week event booking.

What a Sprint-Weekend Bundle Means

Singapore is a sprint weekend in 2026. The Marina Bay Street Circuit programme runs from Friday 9 to Sunday 11 October. First Practice and Sprint Qualifying take place on Friday. The Sprint and Qualifying follow on Saturday, before the Grand Prix on Sunday. The official 2026 timetable gives the session schedule.

A sprint-weekend bundle is the promoter's circuit-ticket offer for this sprint-format programme. The official promoter sells sprint bundles, and its sprint-bundle page is the place to check what is currently offered. The details, availability and price come from the promoter. A sprint bundle remains a circuit product. It does not become an Amber Lounge booking, and an Amber Lounge booking does not add circuit access.

Buy the Circuit Ticket First, Then Plan the Evening

The cleanest order is simple. First decide which official circuit product fits the sessions you want to attend, and complete that purchase through one of the official channels above. Then consider the evening separately. This order keeps the essential race access distinct from an optional private event and makes it easier to compare each booking on its own terms.

Amber Lounge Singapore takes place at Clifford Pier, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326. It runs on Saturday 10 October and Sunday 11 October 2026, with doors at 9:00 PM on both nights. These are our own events. They are separate from the circuit programme and can be booked whether or not you hold a race ticket.

Amber Lounge Singapore Packages and Prices

The prices below apply only to Amber Lounge's private evening event at Clifford Pier. Every figure is a starting price in Singapore Dollars, before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee added at checkout. Saturday and Sunday are priced separately.

The individual Club Pass is from S$850 on Saturday and from S$1,250 on Sunday. A place at a Shared Deluxe Table is from S$1,250 per person on Saturday and from S$1,600 per person on Sunday. A place at a Shared Silver Table is from S$2,100 per person on Saturday and from S$2,400 per person on Sunday.

For complete tables, the Deluxe Table, for up to six guests, is from S$7,500 on Saturday and from S$9,800 on Sunday. The Silver Table, for up to eight, is from S$16,800 on Saturday and from S$19,500 on Sunday. The Gold Table, also for up to eight, is from S$24,800 on Saturday and from S$28,500 on Sunday.

The Platinum Table, for up to ten guests, is from S$38,500 on Saturday and from S$50,000 on Sunday. The Amber Suite, for up to ten, is from S$45,000 on Saturday and from S$50,000 on Sunday. The Cocktail Table is sold out, so no price is quoted for it.

These evening prices should not be read as an F1 Singapore 2026 tickets price list. They cover Amber Lounge's own event only. If you want both experiences, make two distinct purchases: the circuit ticket from an official race channel, then the Saturday or Sunday Amber Lounge package from us.

A Separate Trackside Option from Amber Lounge

Amber Penthouse is also separate from a circuit ticket. It is Amber Lounge's race-viewing hospitality at The Fullerton Lighthouse, The Fullerton Hotel, 1 Fullerton Square, Singapore 049178. The Saturday and Sunday booking runs from 4PM until late on 10 and 11 October and is sold as one two-day booking, from S$6,000 per person. As with the evening packages, this is an Amber Lounge product rather than an official circuit or Paddock Club product.

The Short Version

To buy F1 tickets Singapore for the circuit, use the official promoter, the official F1 ticket store or the official hospitality programme. Check those sources directly for their prices and current availability. For Amber Lounge at Clifford Pier, choose a separate Saturday or Sunday evening package. The race ticket and private-event booking solve different parts of the weekend, and neither should be presented as the other.