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Best grandstands at Las Vegas Strip Circuit

Las Vegas, United States · 5 stands compared

Heineken Silver Main Grandstand — East Harmon Zone (Start/Finish, Pits, Turn 1)

£££

Best for Best for action — the Turn 1 braking zone (200 to ~65 mph) is the prime overtaking spot, plus pits and start/finish

Faces the pit lane and starting grid from the permanent Pit Building and runs down toward Turn 1, the heaviest braking point on the lap and the number one passing spot.

Start/finish line
Starting grid
Pit lane
Turn 1 braking zone
Podium
Uncovered Big screen
  • Overtaking, pits, start/finish and podium in one seat
  • Most amenities and the biggest fan zone
  • Most sheltered footprint (permanent Pit Building behind)
  • Priciest grandstand (from ~$2,051 incl. fees, 3-day)
  • Some blocks obstructed by skybox structures

T-Mobile Zone at Sphere (Turns 5-9, SG1-SG8 sectors)

£££

Best for Best overall and best for first-timers — the only sustained corner sequence on the lap, with the Sphere backdrop and the best atmosphere

Mid-circuit in the shadow of the Sphere, wrapping the T5-T9 complex — the hard right at T5, the fast T6 sweep, the T7/8 chicane and T9 launching cars back toward the Strip — the only sustained corner sequence on the lap.

Turn 5 (hard right)
Turn 6 sweep
Turns 7/8 chicane
Turn 9
Sphere backdrop
Uncovered Big screen
  • Best multi-corner view on the circuit
  • Best photography — cars plus Sphere and neon
  • Best atmosphere, with live concerts
  • Around $2,000 for 3 days
  • Higher rows risk stage/screen obstruction

Heineken Grandstands — Koval Zone (Turn 4 exit)

£

Best for Best value — cheapest 3-day grandstand with complimentary Heineken for 21+

Runs along the left-hand straight immediately after the Turn 4 exit, where cars are hard on the power building top speed down the Koval Straight.

Turn 4 exit
Koval Straight
Uncovered Big screen
  • Cheapest 3-day grandstand (from ~$925 incl. fees)
  • Complimentary Heineken for 21+
  • Relaxed, newer and less crowded
  • Least on-track variety
  • Bench (assigned bleacher) seating and a lower sightline

Turn 3 Grandstand — East Harmon Zone (Turns 3-4, Koval Straight)

££

Best for Value hunters who want to roam — 2026 ticket includes access to West Harmon, Koval and East Harmon zones

Relocated for 2026 to the west side of Turn 3, looking at drivers attacking Turns 3-4 before they launch down the Koval Straightaway.

Turn 3
Turn 4
Start of the Koval Straight
Uncovered Big screen
  • Mid-price (from ~$1,329 incl. fees)
  • Widest roaming access of any single grandstand ticket for 2026
  • Close to the big East Harmon fan zone
  • Limited overtaking — cars are near flat-out and single-file
  • Brief car-exposure window

West Harmon Grandstand — West Harmon Zone (Turns 14/17 area, Harmon Straight)

£

Best for Budget speed-chasers who will use the new 2026 roaming access to East Harmon and Koval

Sits inside the track near the final-corner sequence and pit-lane entry, looking down the Harmon Straight at cars going by at near-max speed.

Final-corner sequence (Turns 14/17 area)
Harmon Straight
Pit-lane entry
Uncovered Big screen
  • Cheap (from ~$1,012 incl. fees)
  • Visceral top-speed sensation
  • 2026 connection to East Harmon and Koval adds value
  • Minimal racing and overtaking — cars are flat-out here
  • Historically the weakest standalone view