The tickets for the most anticipated race of the year are already on sale with a total of 70,000 tickets made available in its first release. They comprise of 15,000 walkabout passes and 55,000 grandstand seats strategically located around the circuit. Tickets will be sold on a first-come-first-served basis and each customer will only be allowed to purchase a maximum of eight tickets to ensure the inaugural Singapore Grand Prix reaches a wider audience.
The three-day passes are priced from S$168 for a walkabout to S$1,388 for the premier Pit Grandstand, a 15% savings over buying individual day tickets. The three day pass can be used by three different people over the three days. However, tickets will not be interchangeable on the same day.
Tickets and Passes can be purchased in the following ways:
• Via the official website The Official Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix Website. The website also includes descriptions of all the Grandstand locations, pricing and a seating chart.
• Via the dedicated ticket hotline on +65 6738 6738. The call centre
is open from 10am till 8pm Monday to Friday, and from Noon to 6pm
on weekends.
• Via OmniTicket Network, the exclusive ticket distributor for the
2008 FORMULA 1™ SingTel Singapore Grand Prix. OmniTicket
counters will be located at Forum Shopping Centre, Marina Square
Shopping Centre, and Singapore Visitors Centre at Orchard Road.
Please note that the OMNI ticket counters will only open at 10am each
day.
• Via dedicated 2008 FORMULA 1™ SingTel Singapore Grand Prix
sales counters at Singapore Post offices all over the island.
Singapore GP has also appointed several ticketing outlets and distributors in key markets outside of Singapore, including North America, Europe, Australia and Asia. A list of appointed agents can be found at the website; The Official Formula 1 Singapore Grand Prix Website from 14 February.
Weekend and single-day passes may be released in the future subject to available inventory after the sale of three-day passes.
