Grandstand guide
General Admission - Circuit of the Americas Grandstand Guide
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General Admission highlighted; other sections in grey.
General Admission at Circuit of the Americas gives you a three-day ticket to watch the race from grassy hillsides positioned close to the track. You can bring your own chair or blanket, move freely around the circuit to find your preferred viewing spot, and take in key moments including the 133-foot climb of Big Red, Turns 3 and 4, and the overtaking zone at Turn 15. A big screen is available to follow the action throughout the day.
What to know about General Admission at Circuit of the Americas
General Admission offers a three-day ticket that puts you on comfortable grassy hillsides within steps of the track. You have the freedom to bring a chair or blanket and move around the circuit as you wish, letting you create your own viewing experience rather than being confined to a single grandstand seat. This flexibility is ideal if you want to explore different vantage points and follow the action across multiple corners.
You will be able to watch significant track moments including drivers tackling the 133-foot ascent of Big Red, navigating Turns 3 and 4, and attempting overtakes at Turn 15. The circuit also provides a big screen so you can follow what is happening across the rest of the track when you are not watching the live action in front of you.
Bracelets for General Admission must be collected from a collection point in the Austin area; the exact location will be confirmed closer to the event.
Frequently asked questions
Can I move around with a General Admission ticket at Circuit of the Americas?+
Yes, General Admission allows you complete freedom to move around the circuit and explore different viewing spots throughout the three days. You can set up at one location on the grassy hillsides, then relocate to watch a different corner whenever you choose.
What should I bring for General Admission seating?+
Bring your own chair or blanket to make yourself comfortable on the grassy hillsides. There is no seating provided, so you will need to set up your own arrangement.
What corners and track sections can I see from General Admission?+
With the ability to move around, you can position yourself to watch the 133-foot climb of Big Red, Turns 3 and 4, and Turn 15 where overtakes often occur. A big screen also helps you follow action happening elsewhere on the circuit.
How do I get my General Admission ticket?+
General Admission bracelets must be collected from a collection point in the Austin area. The specific location will be confirmed before the event.
Is General Admission covered or open to the weather?+
General Admission is located on grassy hillsides in the open, so you will be exposed to the elements. Make sure to bring sun protection and consider the weather forecast when deciding what to wear.
