Planning Singapore Grand Prix hospitality for clients starts with a simple distinction. Amber Lounge offers its own daytime race-viewing hospitality at the Amber Penthouse and its own private evening at Clifford Pier. These are separate products, at separate addresses, with different booking structures. A host can choose either one or combine them into a Saturday and Sunday programme.
The 2026 Singapore weekend runs from 9 to 11 October at Marina Bay Street Circuit. It is a sprint weekend, with the Sprint and Qualifying on Saturday 10 October and the Grand Prix on Sunday 11 October. That timetable makes both Saturday and Sunday relevant hosting days, but it does not make the daytime and evening bookings interchangeable.
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. Official circuit tickets and the official trackside hospitality programme are separate purchases through separate channels.
Daytime Race Viewing at the Amber Penthouse
The Amber Penthouse is at The Fullerton Lighthouse, The Fullerton Hotel, 1 Fullerton Sq, Singapore 049178. It runs from 4PM till late on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October. The booking is sold as one two-day arrangement at S$6,000 per person, before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee. It is not a single-day product in the published offer.
For a host, that structure keeps the daytime decision straightforward. Four guests cost S$24,000 for Saturday and Sunday together, six cost S$36,000, eight cost S$48,000, and ten cost S$60,000. Each total is a direct multiplication of the published S$6,000 per-person rate and is before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee. The host should budget S$6,000 per head for the two days before those checkout additions.
The address matters. The Amber Penthouse is in The Fullerton Lighthouse at The Fullerton Hotel. The evening venue is Clifford Pier at The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, Singapore 049326. They are different buildings. A guest itinerary should therefore name the correct venue for each part rather than using the Fullerton name as if it referred to one location.
After Dark at Clifford Pier
The private evening at Clifford Pier runs on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October, with doors at 9PM on both nights. Evening passes and tables are priced separately for Saturday and Sunday. Every price below is before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee added at checkout.
For individual access, Club Passes start from S$850 on Saturday and S$1,250 on Sunday. Shared Deluxe places start from S$1,250 per person on Saturday and S$1,600 on Sunday. Shared Silver places start from S$2,100 per person on Saturday and S$2,400 on Sunday. These per-person options suit a host who does not require a private table for the group. The Cocktail Table is sold out, so it should not be part of the planning shortlist.
Which Private Table Fits the Group?
For four guests, the Deluxe Table is the smallest private table option, with capacity for up to six. It starts from S$7,500 on Saturday and S$9,800 on Sunday. Split across four guests, the working budget is S$1,875 per head on Saturday or S$2,450 per head on Sunday. Those per-head figures are calculated from the table price, not separate published rates, and remain before 9% GST and the 3% merchant fee.
For six guests, the same Deluxe Table is the natural capacity match. At full capacity, the Saturday table works out to S$1,250 per head from the S$7,500 total. The Sunday table works out to about S$1,633.33 per head from the S$9,800 total. The Sunday premium is therefore visible before tax and fee, while the table category and capacity remain the same.
For eight guests, there are two full-capacity choices. A Silver Table for up to eight starts from S$16,800 on Saturday and S$19,500 on Sunday, equal to S$2,100 or S$2,437.50 per head at full capacity. A Gold Table for up to eight starts from S$24,800 on Saturday and S$28,500 on Sunday, equal to S$3,100 or S$3,562.50 per head. All figures are before 9% GST and the 3% merchant fee. The decision is therefore between the Silver and Gold tier rather than group capacity.
For ten guests, a Platinum Table and an Amber Suite both accommodate up to ten. Platinum starts from S$38,500 on Saturday and S$50,000 on Sunday, which is S$3,850 and S$5,000 per head at full capacity. The Amber Suite starts from S$45,000 on Saturday and S$50,000 on Sunday, which is S$4,500 and S$5,000 per head. Again, these calculated per-head budgets are before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee.
How a Two-Night Arrangement Works
The Amber Penthouse already covers both Saturday and Sunday in one booking. Clifford Pier is different: the host selects and pays for Saturday and Sunday evening inventory by night. A complete two-day and two-night programme therefore combines one S$6,000-per-person Amber Penthouse booking with separate Saturday and Sunday evening selections. There is no need to choose the same evening tier on both nights, although doing so can simplify the guest plan.
Hosts booking a private table for both evenings can add the published nightly totals before checkout charges. A Deluxe Table totals S$17,300 across Saturday and Sunday. Silver totals S$36,300, Gold totals S$53,300, Platinum totals S$88,500, and the Amber Suite totals S$95,000. Each is the sum of its Saturday and Sunday table prices and is before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee. The daytime Amber Penthouse cost is separate.
The Saturday and Sunday differences should be shown clearly in a client-hosting budget. Sunday is higher for every listed pass or table except the Amber Suite and Platinum Table, which both start from S$50,000 on Sunday. For groups that may change in size, budget against the table total rather than assuming every seat will be filled. The venue capacity is a maximum, not a requirement to bring that number of guests.
Keep Official Hospitality Separate
The official Singapore 2026 hospitality programme is run by F1 Experiences. It is a separate purchase from Amber Lounge, including from the Amber Penthouse. Amber Lounge does not sell the official programme, the Paddock Club product line, circuit tickets or grandstand tickets. No official hospitality price is stated here because one has not been verified for this guide.
Hosts who need official hospitality should use the official hospitality programme. Circuit tickets are available through the official promoter ticket site. Treat those purchases, the Amber Penthouse and Clifford Pier as distinct lines in the hosting plan. That keeps the scope and price of each booking visible.
In practical terms, f1 corporate hospitality singapore planning is not one package. The decision is whether clients need official trackside access, Amber Lounge race viewing at the Penthouse, the private evening at Clifford Pier, or a combination. For singapore f1 hospitality 2026, the clearest plan names the product, date, venue, group size and nightly tier separately before approval.
Questions About Singapore Grand Prix Hospitality
What Singapore Grand Prix hospitality does Amber Lounge offer in 2026?
Amber Lounge offers two separate products in Singapore. Amber Penthouse is race-viewing hospitality at The Fullerton Lighthouse, The Fullerton Hotel, 1 Fullerton Sq, from 4PM till late on Saturday 10 and Sunday 11 October. It is sold as one two-day booking at S$6,000 per person. The private evening runs at Clifford Pier, The Fullerton Bay Hotel, 80 Collyer Quay, with doors at 9PM on both nights and passes or tables booked by night. All Amber Lounge prices are before 9% GST and a 3% merchant fee.
Which Amber Lounge table suits four, six, eight or ten guests?
For four guests who want a private table, the Deluxe Table for up to six is the smallest private option. Six guests fill a Deluxe Table. Eight guests can choose a Silver Table or Gold Table, both for up to eight. Ten guests can choose a Platinum Table or Amber Suite, both for up to ten. Shared Deluxe and Shared Silver places are alternatives when a host does not need a private table. The Cocktail Table is sold out.
Are official trackside hospitality and Amber Lounge the same booking?
No. 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. Official trackside hospitality is a separate purchase through the official hospitality programme. Amber Lounge does not sell official circuit tickets or official hospitality products, and no official hospitality price is quoted here.
Plan Your Singapore Hospitality
Review the full Amber Lounge Singapore programme and the dedicated Amber Penthouse page before building the daytime and evening itinerary.
For more hosting context, read the corporate hospitality guide and the guide to race-week corporate entertainment.
For group enquiries, contact the team through the contact page.