ENTERING THE CIRCUIT

Bag checking

All bags will be inspected upon entry to the venue. Please review the list of allowed and prohibited items carefully, which includes guidelines for fan merchandise, food, and beverages. Bringing restricted items is strongly discouraged, as they will be confiscated and discarded by the organizers. In serious cases, possession of prohibited items may result in entry denial or a ban from the event.

Tickets

Entry to the circuit requires a valid ticket, which can be either digital or printed. To avoid delays, store your ticket on your mobile device for easy access, and consider carrying a printed copy as a backup in case of technical issues. With a smooth entry process, you might not even need to rely on your backup. Tickets are available online for a hassle-free purchase, but act quickly—some categories are already sold out!

Ticket options include reserved seating, general admission, and unassigned natural grandstand areas. Each ticket code grants a single entry. Avoid sharing your ticket as it could be misused. If you plan to leave and re-enter the venue during the day, ensure your ticket is re-tagged by security, as re-entry without this will not be allowed. Tickets are transferable and can be used by different people on different days of the event.

Parking

Fuji Speedway offers a variety of parking options for spectators, each with its pros and cons. Let’s break them down in detail.

Official Parking Lots

The official parking lots at Fuji Speedway are the best option for those who want to park relatively close to the circuit. The main advantage of using these lots is convenience, as they offer proximity to the event. During the FIA WEC event, the official parking is not as pricey as it is in the case of the F1 races and also it is not crowded.

Circuit opening hours

• Operating hours: 9:00 am to 17:00
• East Gate access begins at 7:30
• West Gate access begins at 8:00