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Melbourne, Australia · 7 stands compared
Best for Best overall - hardcore fans and action-seekers who want the start plus the Turn 1-3 braking complex
Sited on the inside of the opening braking complex, Brabham sees the start, Turn 1 entry, the Turn 2 flick and Turn 3, with higher rows tracking cars across all three corners.
Best for Action on a budget
Hill overlooks the Turn 3 braking and overtaking zone at the end of the early sequence, the circuit's secondary passing spot after Turn 1.
Best for Photographers and high-speed cornering fans
East of Albert Lake by Turn 12, Waite overlooks the high-speed Turns 11 and 12 with long open sightlines and lots of sky, making it the pick for photographers.
Best for Atmosphere and the home-hero occasion on the main straight
New for 2026, Piastri sits on the main straight opposite the pit lane, offering start, full-throttle and finish views with a partisan home crowd at the highest grandstand price on the circuit.
Best for Best value - families, accessibility and the only undercover seats on track
Opposite the pit-lane entry, Schumacher overlooks Albert Park's final two corners where drivers fight for the last position before the line, from about A$690 adult 4-day (premium ~A$825).
Best for Best first-timer - grid, pit lane and podium access in one ticket
The biggest stand on track, Fangio overlooks the grid and pit entry/exit on the start/finish straight and is the ceremonial heart of the weekend.
Best for Best action - overtakes, lock-ups and photography at the Turn 1 braking zone
Jones sits outside Turn 1 over the heavy-braking zone at the end of the main straight, the prime passing and lock-up spot, with 2026 adult 4-day tickets around A$825.