2026 Australian MotoGP tickets on sale from 26 May

Tickets for the MotoGP Grand Prix of Australia 2026 will go on sale from Tuesday, 26 May. With this year’s Australian GP being the last at Phillip Island before moving to the Adelaide Street Circuit in 2027, interest will be higher than ever, with most ticket options expected to sell out well in advance of the 23-25 October event.

The 30th and last MotoGP race at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit is being described as “a fitting tribute to farewell more than three decades of unforgettable races, iconic champions and memories that have helped define Australian motorsport” by the Australian Grand Prix Corporation (AGPC).

“We know how much Phillip Island means to motorsport fans, and this will be a truly special year,” said AGPC CEO, Travis Auld. “For many, attending MotoGP at Phillip Island has become a tradition. Whether racing, volunteering, being a part of the event or simply enjoying the action, this final return to one of the world’s greatest racing destinations will be even more meaningful.”

For the Phillip Island finale, ticket prices will be frozen across all Island Pass (General Admission), grandstand, campground and VIP hospitality options. Circuit parking and Catch-a-Coach ticket prices will be unchanged from 2025, too.

That means GP entry starts at just $50 for a one-day adult Island Pass (General Admission) on Friday 23 October, rising to $75 for Saturday, 24 October and $99 for Sunday, 25 October. Two- and three-day Island Pass options allow you to make a weekend of it, with concession and family Island Pass tickets also available.

Entry to the Trackside Club and Clubhouse licensed areas is unchanged, starting at $135/person for adults and $108/person for juniors (kids 3-14yo). Hero Walk and Paddock Pass pricing has been frozen, too, but these tickets are limited and always sell out well in advance.

Grandstand pricing will start at just $86/person for adults and $69/person for juniors, but the grandstands on Gardner Straight and Southern Loop, as well as undercover options, attract a premium above the starting pricing due to their location and/or weather protection. As with Island Pass tickets, two- and three-day grandstand options are available.

Campground tickets start at $191 for a standard 8x8m plot at Highside North, with the closer Trackside campground starting at $259 for a 6x6m site. Both options allow four nights’ camping. Powered and Premium sites are more expensive, but unchanged from 2025 pricing.

Finally, VIP Hospitality options include the Champions Club, VIP Village, Apex and High Octane Club. Pricing for these premium packages, that include reserved seat dining, undercover viewing areas, a bar and more, start at $595/person. As with all other 2026 ticketing options, VIP package pricing is unchanged from 2025, with the lowest price usually referring to Friday access only.

“Freezing ticket prices means more fans will get to enjoy this historical moment in MotoGP,” Auld added.

Tickets for the MotoGP Grand Prix of Australia 2026 go on sale from 12 Noon AEST on Tuesday, 26 May, 2026. Go to: motogp.com.au/tickets to see all available ticket options.