Collection: F1 Hungarian Grand Prix 2027 Parking Passes

Your parking pass is sent as a QR code to the email address you used at checkout. You will receive it at least 24 hours before the event. Present the QR code on your phone or as a printed copy when you arrive at the lot.

Free parking lots exist at the Hungaroring for the Hungarian Grand Prix and are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis to fans showing their event ticket. However, the free lots can be up to 30 minutes' walk from the circuit gates and fill quickly on race day. A pre-booked pass from Vividpark gives you a reserved space closer to the circuit without the uncertainty of arriving and hoping something is available.

The exact lot location and walking distance to the nearest circuit gate are specified on each product listing before you buy. The closest pre-booked premium options at the Hungaroring are situated near Gates 6 and 7 behind the main grandstand, within a short walk of the circuit entrance.

Gates at the Hungaroring open at 7:30am on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday for the Hungarian Grand Prix. Arriving early is recommended to avoid road congestion on the approach from Budapest.

For Blue Zone premium parking at the Hungaroring, a printed colour windscreen sticker must be displayed visibly on arrival. Check the details on your specific product listing to confirm what entry requirements apply to your lot.

Leaving by car from the Hungaroring after the Hungarian Grand Prix typically takes one to two hours before reaching the main roads. Police direct traffic out of the venue but the roads around Mogyoród are not built for the volume of cars leaving after the race. Waiting inside the circuit for 30 to 60 minutes after the podium ceremony is a practical way to reduce the wait.

As early as possible. The Hungarian Grand Prix at the Hungaroring attracts large crowds from across Europe and close parking sells out well before race weekend. From 2026, the previously free area inside Gate 2 becomes a paid lot, which reduces the free parking supply and increases demand for pre-booked spaces.