Collection: F1 Monaco 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.

Parking in Monaco during Grand Prix week is severely limited and the Monaco government actively advises spectators against driving to the principality on race days. Over 35 streets across Monaco are subject to parking bans from Wednesday before the race until Sunday at 10pm. A pre-booked pass from Vividpark secures your space in a designated area before restrictions make finding parking near the circuit effectively impossible.

The exact location and walking time to the nearest circuit gate are specified on each product listing before you buy. Parking des Salines, the main fan parking area during Monaco Grand Prix week, is approximately a 15 to 16 minute walk from the circuit via a signposted route with lifts, escalators, and moving walkways.

The main parking area near the Monaco Grand Prix operates entries from 6am each day. Circuit roads close to non-ticketed traffic from 5am on Sunday race day, 6:30am on Saturday, and 7am on Thursday and Friday. Planning to be in your parking space before road closures affect your approach is essential.

Yes. Parking bans apply to over 35 streets in Monaco from approximately the Wednesday before the Monaco Grand Prix until Sunday at 10pm, with some restrictions starting up to three weeks before race weekend. Permanently closed roads during race week include Quai des États-Unis and Route de la Piscine. Always use the address provided on your Vividpark pass to navigate directly to your lot.

Post-race exit from Monaco is slow both by car and on foot. Train queues at Monaco station after the Grand Prix typically run between one and two hours, with some years seeing waits of up to three hours. Waiting in Monaco for a few hours after the race before returning to your vehicle or heading to the station is the standard recommendation from experienced attendees.

As early as possible. Parking near the Monaco Grand Prix circuit is among the most limited of any F1 race given the geography of the principality. Available spaces are very few and sell out quickly, particularly as the event is one of the most prestigious and best-attended on the entire F1 calendar.