The first tickets for the 2023 Italian Grand Prix at the Monza circuit have been available for a few hours and the first thing that was noticed is that the the prices have increased as compared to last year. In 2021, the Monza race track was marked by a record attendance over the weekend, on a special occasion for Scuderia Ferrari, who decided to use a celebration livery. Despite this, there were many controversies for how the Italian Grand Prix was organized, due to many problems related to the unusable fan tokens and kilometric queues for food and water.
Next year will be the 94th edition of the Italian Grand Prix and will be staged on the weekend of 3 September, slightly earlier than last season.
Here are the prices of the first tickets put on sale
As for tickets valid only for the Sunday race day, the cheapest is still the one for the lawn area at a cost of 90 euros. Instead, 440 euros will be needed for the grandstand of the second variant and 350 for the Tribuna Laterale Parabolica A.
Some 3-day tickets are also available for the entire weekend. The “cheapest” ticket is of course the one relating to the general admission area with a cost of 111 euros, as compared to 94 last year.
The weekend ticket for the second variant grandstand will instead cost 600 euros, thirty-five more than in 2021. To watch the weekend from the Parabolica A side grandstand, you will need 501 euros, again for all three days.
Tickets are also available only for Friday and Saturday with lower prices than those on Sundays but still more expensive than in 2022.
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