Bellagio Fountain Club Returns As Premier Destination For F1 Fans

With pole-position views, high-octane hospitality, celebrity sightings, and a star-studded chef lineup, this is the pit stop for luxury and adrenaline on race weekend in Las Vegas in November.

While the race is still months away, time will zoom as fast as a Formula 1 car on the world-famous Las Vegas Strip, so now is the time to start planning your big Vegas racing adventure.

The exciting Las Vegas Grand Prix is still months away, but the excitement is building already. Tickets went on sale earlier this week so fans can begin planning their Vegas getaway in November to watch Formula 1 cars race down the Strip.

Launched in 2023, the Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix is a marquee event promoted by F1 in partnership with Clark County. This 50-lap race takes place on a 3.8-mile circuit through the heart of Sin City, past legendary landmarks, iconic casinos and hotel, and a good portion of the Strip. With speeds topping 215 mph, the thrill of watching cars race to the finish line is an unforgettable experience for any fan.

The race is set for November 20-25, 2025.

With so many different location and seating options, it might be tough for fans to choose what tickets to purchase.

One of the many options is MGM Resorts International’s Bellagio Fountain Club, which is one of the most coveted race-watching and dining destinations. This spot features unparalleled views of the Fountains and a prime vantage point of the track’s longest straightaway. There will also be a curated rotation of globally celebrated chefs and appearances from celebrities.

According to a press release sent to The Blast, “Following two consecutive sellouts, Bellagio Fountain Club returns in 2025 with new ticket pricing starting at $7,750 for a three-night experience.”

Guests will be able to enjoy indulgent hospitality above the iconic Bellagio Fountains, unparalleled race views, front-row seats to the Las Vegas Grand Prix Winner’s Stage, private indoor and rooftop hospitality decks with fun activations, and more.

The culinary program will feature a rotating lineup of world-renowned chefs who will personally prepare and serve their dishes during race weekend. Past chefs include Jose Andres, David Change, Masaharu Morimoto, and others. This year’s lineup will be announced in the coming months.

“Building on two extraordinary years, Bellagio Fountain Club has become one of the most distinctive and memorable ways to experience Formula 1 in Las Vegas,” said Andrew Lanzino, MGM Resorts’ Vice President of Citywide Events Strategy. “As we look ahead to November, our focus is on refining what our guests already love – elevated hospitality, cuisine from acclaimed culinary icons and an atmosphere as electric as the race itself – while also incorporating new elements of surprise.”

For the third year of F1 in Las Vegas, there are some changes to ticket options.

“This year, we are excited to introduce a couple of new ticket options aimed at providing unique perspectives of the race,” Alli England, Vice President of Premium Sales and Service told The Blast exclusively.

“The Turn 3 Grandstand, located in the East Harmon Zone near Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, is a new addition. This grandstand will offer excellent vantage points as the drivers navigate the challenging Turns 3 and 4 before accelerating into the DRS Zone along the Koval Straightaway.”

Another new location is the Lewis Hamilton Grandstand, situated in the West Harmon Zone, and will include exclusive +44 merchandise.

“From this location, spectators will have a view of the cars speeding down the Harmon Straight and the braking zone leading into the final turn and the finish line,” England shared.

One thing returning for this year’s race is the Paddock Club Rooftop, which offers signature 360-degree views of the track.

“This ultra-luxury option will continue to include access to LIV on the Grid, the open-air nightclub overlooking the circuit, with new exclusive rooftop experiences to be announced,” England said.

New this year, Skybox tickets will include an assigned seat in the Heineken Silver Main Grandstand to ensure “fantastic views of the racing action and pit lanes, complementing the luxurious Skybox experience.”

For fans opting for Heineken GA+, a premium general admission option that includes unassigned bleacher seating, there will be a notable improvement this year with expanded access into the East Harmon Zone, the largest fan zone across the circuit. Fans can enjoy live entertainment, including driver interviews, on the Heineken Silver Stage.

For more information and to purchase tickets to 2025 Formula 1 Las Vegas Grand Prix, visit the website.