MotoGP Valencia Tickets

Global-Tickets offers two main types of MotoGP Valencia Tickets, in addition to Travel Packages: Grandstand (Seated Tickets) and VIP Tickets for an even more exclusive experience. Each option offers a different way to enjoy the race weekend, with varying levels of comfort, views, and amenities. Tickets can be purchased for a single day, two days, or the full weekend.

Not sure which one to choose? Explore our MotoGP Valencia 2026 ticket options to compare prices, availability, and packages tailored to your experience.

Valencia is the perfect place to combine thrilling motorsport action with a laid-back city break by the sea. The best part? Everything’s close by – from Circuit Ricardo Tormo to the beach.

The perfect mix of city life and beach vibes

Valencia is the perfect mix of sunshine, beach vibes and city life, with short distances and plenty to explore, even by bike. After race day, you can chill by the sea with a drink or head into town for a sunset at a rooftop bar; it’s totally up to you.

Down by the sea, there are relaxed beach bars with cold drinks and that classic Mediterranean atmosphere. In the city centre, you’ll find everything from modern restaurants to traditional tapas spots. For something a bit special, check out the Atenea Sky Rooftop Bar with great views and a relaxed setting for watching the sunset.

If you're looking for more energy, make sure to explore Russafa, an exciting neighbourhood full of bars and cafés. Another must-see is the Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències, with its striking architecture and exhibitions. And for a break from the crowds, the Parque Turia runs right through the city, perfect for a stroll or a cycle.

Paella, orxata & tapas – this is how to enjoy Valencia properly

When it comes to food, Valencia is a real highlight. It’s where Paella Valenciana originally comes from, and it’s still one of the best places to try it. Our tip: Restaurante Secret, serving authentic paella in a stylish yet relaxed atmosphere, is the perfect spot for a post-race dinner.

For a proper local refreshment, try Horchata de Chufa – a sweet drink made from tiger nuts. One of the best places to get it? Orxateria de Santa Catalina in the city centre. Craving something a bit more creative? Then Santa Rita is your place – great food, modern twists, and a laid-back vibe.

And don’t leave Valencia without visiting Mercat Central. This stunning market hall in the heart of the city is a must for food lovers – packed with fresh tapas, ham, cheese and loads of regional specialities.

Please note: Times are subject to change. In November, Valencia is in the Central European Time zone (CET / UTC+1). Circuit Ricardo Tormo opens daily from Friday to Sunday at 08:00. All times listed are local time.

* The official schedule is packed with thrilling MotoGP sessions all weekend long, but the exact start time of the final MotoGP race in Valencia might still change at short notice. No worries, though – we’ll keep you posted! If the race weekend is already in your calendar, make sure to check back here regularly to stay up to date.

The MotoGP Valencia timetable promises three days of speed, passion and great vibes – mark the date for MotoGP Valencia in your calendar and don’t miss the epic season finale in Spain! Get your MotoGP Valencia 2026 Tickets now and experience pure racing action!

If comfort or convenience is what you’re after, the Travel Packages from Global-Tickets offer the perfect place to stay, making your MotoGP weekend in Valencia truly unforgettable.

Global-Tickets Travel Packages with hotel and Tickets for MotoGP Valencia

Want to enjoy the big season finale in total comfort and without any stress? Our Travel Packages make it easy: you'll stay in a hand-picked hotel right in the heart of Valencia, just a short ride from Circuit Ricardo Tormo. Breakfast is included, so you can kick off the day relaxed and have more time for beach vibes, city strolls and pure MotoGP excitement.

On Saturday and Sunday, you’ll be picked up right at your hotel and dropped off at the GP Valencia track – no need to worry about public transport or confusing schedules. Our friendly, multilingual Global-Tickets guides are always nearby and happy to help with any questions or spontaneous needs.

And your MotoGP Valencia Tickets? You’ve got full flexibility: whether you’re after a grandstand seat with a top view or prefer the freedom to explore different spots around the circuit, you choose what feels best for your race weekend.

To enjoy your MotoGP Valencia race weekend from the very first minute, it’s worth taking a quick look at the best ways to get to the MotoGP Valencia circuit and where to park. No matter if you're flying in, driving, catching a train or riding in on two wheels – here’s how to arrive relaxed and ready.

Flying in – what’s the best airport for your trip?

If you’re flying in for the Valencian Grand Prix, Valencia Airport (Aeroport de València) is your best bet. Ideally located between the city centre and the racetrack, it’s just about 30 km from Circuit Ricardo Tormo. No matter where you’re coming from – Valencia is easy to reach with direct, hassle-free connections. Taxis, Ubers and rental cars are all available right at the terminal to get you to your destination smoothly.

Driving to Circuit Ricardo Tormo

Coming by car? It’s usually an easy drive. Just head west on the A3 motorway from central Valencia, and you’ll be at the circuit in around 30 minutes. Simply enter ‘Circuit Ricardo Tormo, Cheste’ into your navigation app for easy directions.

Top tip: Your navigation app will get you close, but as you approach the MotoGP Valencia racetrack, the official signs and on-site guidance become super helpful. On race days, traffic management is often adjusted, so keep an eye out for signs and staff directing you to the designated parking area.

How to get to the MotoGP circuit by train from Valencia

One of the easiest and most relaxed ways to travel during race weekend is by train. The Renfe Cercanías C-3 line takes you directly to the Circuit Ricardo Tormo station – just a short walk from the entrance.

At the moment, trains don’t depart from Valencia Nord or Joaquín Sorolla due to construction works, but instead from Valencia-Font de Sant Lluís. Simply hop on line C-3 towards Utiel and ride to Cheste or directly to Circuit Ricardo Tormo – depending on which stops are open during the event.

For major events like MotoGP, train frequency is usually increased, so it’s worth checking the current schedule shortly before the weekend on the Renfe Cercanías Valencia website or app.

Parking at MotoGP Valencia

Driving in with a car or motorbike? You’ll be able to park for free on-site at Circuit Ricardo Tormo. There are plenty of fan parking areas available.

For the latest updates on traffic and access routes, check the official circuit website close to the event.

Tip: arrive early – especially on race days, things fill up fast around the track.

Make the most of your MotoGP experience in Valencia 2026 – these handy apps will keep you perfectly prepared: from getting around the city and discovering great food to finding the quickest route to the circuit.