Collection: F1 Spa Francorchamps Belgian 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.

Yes. All official car parking for the Belgian Grand Prix at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps must be booked in advance, and there is no on-the-day purchase option for cars at any lot. Pre-booking through Vividpark guarantees your space before the event without having to navigate the official booking system yourself.

Distance to the circuit gates varies by lot and is specified on each product listing before you buy. The closest lots at Spa are within a 15-minute walk of the La Source entrance, while further lots include a shuttle to the circuit as part of the parking ticket. The listing confirms exactly which lot you are buying and how far it is from your nearest gate.

Car parks for the Belgian Grand Prix at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps open at 6am each day. Arriving early is recommended, as total travel time from nearby areas to a grandstand seat was around 90 minutes on Saturday and two hours on Sunday in recent race years.

Spa is famous for unpredictable weather and most parking lots at the Belgian Grand Prix are grass fields that can become very muddy in wet conditions, with cars occasionally getting stuck. Paved lots at the Malmedy Expo site are the most weather-proof option and are specified as such on the relevant listings. If wet weather is forecast, choosing a paved lot is strongly advisable.

No. All car parks at the Belgian Grand Prix at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps must be fully vacated by 10pm each evening, and vehicles left after that time will be towed. Only fans with a campsite pitch have an overnight option on site.

As early as possible. The Belgian Grand Prix at Circuit de Spa-Francorchamps is one of the most beloved races on the calendar and parking sells out well before race weekend. The closest and most weather-protected lots go first, and leaving it late means a longer walk in potentially wet Ardennes conditions.