Published 30 October 2026
The 73rd Macau Grand Prix runs Thursday 19 to Sunday 22 November 2026 on the Guia Circuit, three weeks from today. The money picture has already settled into shape: weekend grandstand tickets through official channels are effectively gone, two bookable ticket routes remain, and the rest of the trip, the room and the crossings, is a race against thinning stock and climbing prices. This page is the hub for all of it: the ticket options that still earn their place, the ticket + hotel bundles, the track-view rooms, and every Grand Prix guide on Macau Deals in one place.
Four days of racing on the 6.2 km Guia street circuit on the Macau Peninsula. Thursday 19 and Friday 20 November are practice and qualifying; the main races run on Saturday 21 and Sunday 22. The 2026 programme, announced by the Macau Grand Prix Organizing Committee, has seven races:
Official ticket prices for 2026 run from MOP 100 to MOP 1,200 depending on the day and the stand, and sales opened on 9 October 2026. Two free warm-up events are worth knowing about if you are in town early: the Grand Prix Family Carnival at Tap Seac Square on 7 and 8 November, and the Grand Prix Auto Show, also at Tap Seac Square, on 14 and 15 November. For the racing itself, stands, corners and viewing spots, our sister site's 73rd Macau Grand Prix spectator guide is the full companion to this page.
Weekend tickets went on sale on 9 October and the weekend went fast. On the official listing checked on 17 October 2026, Saturday had only Reservoir Stand standard seats left and Sunday only Lisboa Bend seats; the rest of the weekend allocation was sold out. These are the two bookable routes that remain. Buy only through authorised outlets: counterfeit and invalid Grand Prix tickets surface every year.
The bundle pairs a weekend stand ticket (Reservoir, Grand Stand or Lisboa Bend) with a one-way Cotai Water Jet ferry ticket from Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, to Taipa, Macau. The race ticket is physical and is collected at Shop 3040, 3/F, Shun Tak Centre, Sheung Wan, in the same complex as the ferry terminal, any day from 14 to 22 November, 10:00 to 17:00. Confirmation is instant and bookings cannot be cancelled or refunded. Our ticket + ferry package guide decodes the bundle piece by piece, including the one-way catch.
Weekend ticket + Hong Kong ferry bundlevia Klook · affiliate link
Live stock and the live price show on the product page before you pay. No cancellations or refunds.
KKday sells 73rd edition Grand Prix tickets on their own, without the ferry. The voucher is not the ticket: you exchange it for the physical ticket at the collection point you choose when you buy, and the voucher alone does not get you into the grandstand. Seats are not assigned within the stand you pick, there is a maximum of eight tickets per order, and tickets are non-refundable. The product was live and bookable when we checked it on 30 October 2026.
Tickets only, no ferryvia KKday · affiliate link
Klook bundles the race ticket with a one-way Cotai Water Jet ferry from Sheung Wan in Hong Kong to Taipa, and you collect the physical ticket at Shun Tak Centre before you sail. KKday sells the race ticket on its own, and you swap its voucher for the physical ticket at KKday's collection point.
Live price and remaining days show on the product page before you pay.
The budget seat is still Thursday and Friday. Practice and qualifying days are a separate, much cheaper ticket sold through official channels: on the official listing checked on 17 October 2026, all three stands were still MOP 100 for both days, unreserved seating. If you can add a day, it is the cheapest Grand Prix viewing there is. Stand-by-stand prices are in the Grand Prix tickets guide on our sister site.
A Grand Prix trip is a ticket plus a room plus crossings, and the one genuine hotel bundle in the market happens to sit on the circuit itself. Artyzen Grand Lapa, the peninsula resort beside the track, is sold as a package with return TurboJET ferry tickets from Hong Kong, which suits race weekend exactly: sail in, walk to the circuit, watch from the stand or the room. Our ferry + hotel packages guide runs the bundle maths against booking the pieces separately.
Artyzen Grand Lapa + return ferry packagevia KKday · affiliate link
Six hotels sit on the circuit with track-facing rooms, covered in full in our Grand Prix hotel views guide. A track-facing room is a request, not a room type, so ask explicitly and get it confirmed in writing. Three of the six to check first:
The classic racegoer pick, closest to the pits and the first high-speed bend. City-facing rooms overlook the circuit; sea-view rooms face the wrong way.
Check rooms at Artyzen Grand Lapavia Trip.com · affiliate linkAsk for a track-facing room
Up by the Maternity Bend where the twisty Guia Hill section begins, in the leafy conservation area around the lighthouse. Only 90 rooms, so it is the first of the six to fill.
Check rooms at Hotel Guiavia Trip.com · affiliate linkAsk for a track-facing room
Right at the Lisboa Bend, the corner named after it, where cars brake hard from the fastest straight into a 90-degree right-hander. The most dramatic single view on the circuit.
Check rooms at Hotel Lisboavia Trip.com · affiliate linkAsk for a track-facing room
Before you book a trackside room, read what Grand Prix hotel prices actually do: we priced the same three nights at five hotels for race weekend and the weekends either side. If the trackside six are gone or priced out of reach, the fallback with the least risk is a refundable Cotai rate held now and decided by 16 November, which is exactly the play in our refundable Cotai rates guide, with the wider Strip selection on our hotel deals page.
Ferries sell out sailing by sailing, and the two that go first are the Saturday morning crossings into Macau and the Sunday evening crossings back to Hong Kong. The Klook bundle above includes one one-way Cotai Water Jet sailing, Sheung Wan to Taipa, about an hour. Your return is separate: book it in the same sitting as everything else.
Cotai Water Jet ferry ticketsvia Klook · affiliate link
Book the Sunday evening return at the same time as the way in.
Our Macau ferry guide compares the operators and terminals, and our Hong Kong to Macau guide covers the bridge bus and the other crossings as the pressure valve when peak sailings fill. On race days, roads around the Guia Circuit close and traffic slows to a crawl, so allow generous extra time for every movement.
Thursday 19 to Sunday 22 November 2026, the 73rd edition, on the 6.2 km Guia Circuit. Thursday and Friday are practice and qualifying; the main races run on Saturday and Sunday.
Seven races: the Macau Grand Prix (FIA Formula Regional World Cup), the Macau GT Cup (FIA GT World Cup), the Macau Guia Race (the Kumho FIA TCR World Tour finale), the Macau Formula 4 Race (FIA F4 World Cup), the Macau Motorcycle Grand Prix (58th edition), the Greater Bay Area GT Cup (GT4) and the Macau Roadsport Challenge.
Through official channels, effectively no: on the official listing checked 17 October 2026, Saturday 21 November had only Reservoir Stand standard seats left and Sunday 22 November only Lisboa Bend seats, with the rest of the weekend allocation sold out. Two bookable routes remain: the Klook weekend ticket + Hong Kong ferry bundle, and 73rd edition tickets on KKday. Thursday and Friday tickets were still MOP 100 in all stands on that check.
Both bookable routes use physical tickets. The Klook bundle ticket is collected at Shop 3040, 3/F, Shun Tak Centre, Sheung Wan, Hong Kong, any day from 14 to 22 November 2026, 10:00 to 17:00. KKday tickets are exchanged from the voucher at the collection point you choose when you buy. In both cases the voucher alone does not get you into the grandstand.
No. The bundled ferry ticket is one-way, Sheung Wan to Taipa, Cotai Class, with the sailing time chosen when you book. Book your own return sailing from Macau to Hong Kong at the same time; the Sunday evening sailings after the racing fill first.
Yes. Our Klook, KKday and Trip.com links carry our partner IDs and may earn us a commission. It is disclosed on every booking button, and it never affects which deals we list.
Race dates and the seven-race programme from the Macau Grand Prix Organizing Committee's 2026 announcement (16 October 2026). Official ticket status from the official listing checked 17 October 2026, as published across this site. KKday ticket product checked live on 30 October 2026. Prices and stock move fast in Grand Prix season; the live product page is the final word before you pay.