MotoGP 2027 ticket prices

[Khulu]

We intend doing a car tour in mainland Europe next year and plan on attending the Austrian, Misano and Aragon ones. We've both done the Misano race many times and I've been to the Red Bull Ring a lot but my wife hasn't and none of us have been to the Aragon race (I want to see the huge wall).
Looking at the prices that are available Misano is £160 for 3 days sitting on grass and £295 for 3 days in a grandstand and Austria (turns 2A and 2B) is £274 for 3 days (Global-tickets) and £232 (Gootickets) with Sunday only being £260!
Three races for two of us and suddenly it's not a cheap trip!
Much as I'd like a discounted ticket for being an old bastard (unfortunately there aren't any) it's a lot of entry money for anybody.
Surely cheaper entry tickets might attract more attendees which would please Liberty Media.
We may miss out Misano as we're very familiar with it and just go to Austria and Spain - who knows.
I've still to show her Mugello but maybe save that one (the best) until 2028.

 

[Redboots]

Looking at the prices that are available Misano is £160 for 3 days sitting on grass and £295 for 3 days in a grandstand and Austria (turns 2A and 2B) is £274 for 3 days (Global-tickets) and £232 (Gootickets) with Sunday only being £260!
Three races for two of us and suddenly it's not a cheap trip!

I wonder if there will be a hike in the video subscription

 

[Khulu]

I wonder if there will be a hike in the video subscription

It's possible as they're a money making machine!
Is your house finished yet?

 

[Spartan]

I can only really comment on spain/Portugal rounds. But be sure to check circuits.

Portimao locks you into the corner/area and take all food and drinks. So youre trapped there with a burger van.

Barcelona also took all food but its possible to walk round the outside of whole track. And get on the track after the last race.

Jerez also allows freedom to walk all outside of circuit but didn't check bags for food etc. Although food at track was fantastic with loads of choice. Jerez was the best by far for freedom and atmosphere.

I personally only buy sunday tickets to keep cost down. But even if you're not a Márquez fan the 93 club stand is great to be in. As both brothers stop there after the race. So if you're in the front row you are face to face with them and also really close the the bike. Can see alot of detail.

I always wanted to get a paddock ticket but even this year they were thousands. Pole Position travel does hospitality for Moto3 team which gets you in paddock then you could wander around. But even that for 1 day was €1500.