Tom Padlucci replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 1 month ago
Just as an FYI in the US one of the meanings of concessions is places where vendors
sell food or merchandise. It sounds like it has a different usage in Australia, thus
my confusion.Tom
Tom Padlucci replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 1 month ago
Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately I had a problem in 2016 when I arrived at the gate at Monza
and was told GA was sold out so I am a bit gun shy. Good to know I can wait.Tom
Fitzroyalty replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 1 month ago
Buying from the official F1 site tickets.formula1.com is safe as you you don’t know if others are legitimate and can be trusted.
Concession tickets are for people with official concessions, eg children, students, age pensioners etc. Not for most people.
If you are arriving a day or two before the weekend it may be easier to buy your ticket in…[Read more]
Tom Padlucci replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 1 month ago
Thanks for all the inputs.
I have air tix from US and lodging in St. Kilda.
Now for admission tickets. What are the differences
between GA and GA Concession tickets? Which are recommended?
Do you recommend any websites to purchase them from, should
I use tickets.formula1.com?Tom
Wayne Whitaker replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 1 month ago
For a number of years I’ve stayed in St.Kilda.
Because of it’s ease of access to St.Kilda Rd. I book the Clark Stand. Canterbury Rd. after the race is too much of a crush for me.Fitzroyalty replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 2 months ago
Melbourne provides a significant tram service to shuttle fans directly to and from the track and the city during the race weekend in addition to the normal tram and train services that continue to run throughout the weekend, so transport is easy. You would not want to have a car as parking near the track is impossible.
It would help to study a…[Read more]
Tom Padlucci replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 2 months ago
Thanks to you that replied to my questions. I cant afford paddock club and it sounds like
this is a great track for GA viewing. Normally when I go to races in the US I buy GA
tickets and wander through and watch from various locations during the weekend and don’t
reserve bleacher seats so I think that should work well at Albert Park.Keith Collantine started the topic Going to the 2019 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 2 months ago
Discussion area for people going to the 2019 Australian Grand Prix. What do you want to know about going to this race?
If you’ve been to this race before then please share your experiences here: Where did you watch? Where did you stay and how did you get to the track? Can you share any other tips on attending this race?
If you went to last…[Read more]
Scottie replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 2 months ago
Yeah, it’s a great track to get close to the cars. T5 is great, and also the inside of t13 is good, and loud, but doesn’t have the facilities of other parts of the track.
If you can’t afford a grandstand ticket, there’s some great spots in GA to watch from. Some favourites for me are the mound at T9 and the run to T3. The fast change of…[Read more]
Fitzroyalty replied to the topic Melbourne F1 seats in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 4 years, 2 months ago
It depends a great deal on what you can afford and what you want to see. I can’t afford paddock club. I’ve done grandstands overlooking the main straight and while seeing something of the pitstops in the refueling era was great, it’s less exciting now.
A 4 day general admission pass which gets you many amazing viewing positions is about AU$175.…[Read more]
Scottie replied to the topic Going to the 2018 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 5 years ago
Just a heads up for everyone…
Melbourne is building a new underground train line through the city, and some of these works are going to effect one of the tram lines that lead to the circuit.
Check out the link below to see how works around the city will effect how you’ll get to the track next…[Read more]
Scottie replied to the topic Going to the 2017 Australian Grand Prix at Albert Park in the forum
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 5 years, 2 months ago
If you’re running late on any given day and don’t mind a shortish walk, I found a benefit in avoiding the chaos of Southern Cross/Flinders St station and catching a Sandringham train to Prahran and just walking down the road. Felt if not faster then certainly more comfortable.
yeasir posted an update in the group
Going to the Australian Grand Prix at Melbourne 5 years, 2 months ago
Hi Guys, I will be going to this year’s event in Australia. I have never been to albert park for an f1 weekend before. I have to get an autograph or a selfie with Kimmi. (Yes i know everyone does). Sensing this year probably is going to be his last in F1, i am desperate and want to maximize my chances of getting one.
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VERY poor coverage. From the cut-off of video, to going to a commercial almost without saying so, to the VERY bad broadcasting team. Nothing at all like we are use to, and Deserve!. Looks like this season will be a turn off the sound and watch year.