The Formula 1 Heineken Las Vegas Grand Prix returns to the Strip this November with even higher stakes, new hospitality experiences, and more ways than ever to take in the spectacle in true Las Vegas style. Yes, it remains the city’s most extravagant weekend of the year—a three-night celebration where champagne flows as freely as the engines roar — but this year, there are also moments of unexpected value for those who plan ahead. With some resorts offering midweek rates dipping below $100 and still under $500 on Saturday, and select viewing packages more flexible and accessible than ever, race week proves that luxury and savvy can coexist on the same circuit. Here’s your seven-by-seven guide to where to stay, watch, and play during the most thrilling weekend on the Strip.
Seven Places to Stay — From North to South
Fontainebleau Las Vegas
The Strip’s newest luxury tower is back in the spotlight this race week—and not just for the return of Papi Steak Garage, which gives guests pit-lane proximity, rooftop viewing access, and entry to The Poodle Room, the resort’s ultra-exclusive members’ lounge promising blowout after parties Friday and Saturday. Add sets from Tiësto, David Guetta, and John Summit inside LIV, and you’ve got a recipe for a no-sleep weekend. Fontainebleau also offers all-inclusive race packages with transportation to the track and curated hospitality.
Resorts World Las Vegas
Resorts World is set to become a proverbial Race World with three days of immersive events and celebrity-studded moments. Highlights include a mixology takeover at Allē Lounge on 66 by Giorgio Bargiani of London’s Connaught Bar and the Big Deal for One Drop charity poker tournament on Nov 21. Over at Zouk Nightclub, Meduza, T-Pain, and Kaskade will take turns transforming the space into a pulse-pounding after-party. With Thursday rates under $100 and even Saturday stays below $500, this is the rare race-week resort that balances energy and value.
Wynn Las Vegas
Wynn’s Ultimate Race Week returns with the precision and polish only Wynn can deliver. Look for a Louis XIII pop-up boutique, the amfAR Las Vegas Gala (Nov 21), and new race-themed retail activations. Guests booking the exclusive Wynn Grid Club Experience will enjoy pit-lane views from turns 1–2, unlimited dining and cocktails, and access to the Heineken Silver Stage. For everyone else, three-night Grandstand Packages still promise serious bragging rights.
The Venetian Resort Las Vegas
The Venetian remains one of the best-positioned properties on the circuit, overlooking roughly 20 percent of the track. Inside, Wakuda, Mott 32, and COTE Korean Steakhouse offer ideal pre- or post-race dining. New for 2025, the resort debuts the F1 Las Vegas Hub Presented by American Express—a month-long retail activation (Nov 8 – Dec 6) with exclusive collections from LEGO, BAPE, Hello Kitty x F1 Academy, Malbon Golf, and the Vegas Golden Knights.
Bellagio
Bellagio once again sets the standard with its Fountain Club—arguably the most luxurious culinary destination in Formula 1. This year’s headliner chefs include Tom Colicchio, Antonia Lofaso, and Brooke Williamson joining José Andrés, David Chang, Mario Carbone, Jean-Georges Vongerichten, Masaharu Morimoto, Wolfgang Puck, and the Voltaggio brothers. Each will personally cook for guests throughout race week with front-row views of the track and the Fountains. Tickets include open bar service and nonstop nightlife activations.
The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas
With its signature wraparound balconies and prime location, The Cosmopolitan gives guests trackside proximity with style to spare. LPM Restaurant & Bar and Scarpetta both offer race-week viewing menus, while The Boulevard Pool serves as a lively fan zone with themed cocktails and live DJ sets.
Waldorf Astoria Las Vegas
For those craving serenity amid the spectacle, Waldorf Astoria offers a smoke-free, casino-free escape in the center of the action. North-facing rooms overlook the Harmon turn, and a newly redesigned lobby and arrival experience provide a welcome pause from the roar of the engines.
Seven Places to Watch the Race
Rooftop viewing and dining
Inside the paddock building, Fontainebleau’s Papi Steak Garage returns with curated dining, rooftop viewing, and pit-lane access. Wynn’s Grid Club Experience remains the pinnacle, with private hospitality, chef-driven menus, and rooftop entertainment for $20,000 per guest.
Clubby, fountain-side fun
The Bellagio Fountain Club is once again the ultimate all-access pass to the Strip’s main straight—complete with world-class chefs, mixologists, and entertainment framed by the Fountains of Bellagio.
Hospitality—and great viewing—at more accessible prices
Hospitality Clubs like the Skybox, Turn 3 Club, Club Overtake, and Turn 5G Champions Club offer premium viewing, dining, and exclusive fan experiences. Flexible payment plans and expanded ticket options make this year’s packages more accessible without compromising the luxury.
Grandstanding in style
Grandstand seating in the Heineken Silver Main, T-Mobile Zone, and West Harmon Zone includes complimentary food, soft drinks, live entertainment, and interactive fan zones.
Themed fan zones
General Admission and GA+ areas offer unassigned viewing platforms and access to themed fan zones—including the playful Hello Kitty Grandstand.
Package it up without sticker shock
Positioned mid-Strip with a prime vantage of the main straightaway, Caesars Palace offers standing-room experiences and multi-day room + ticket packages for two at . It’s one of the most accessible ways to soak in the action while still enjoying all the energy of the race from the heart of the Strip.
Casual vibes and BBQ smoke
For a more laid-back way to catch the action, Gilley’s at Treasure Island offers open-air dining with prime views of the circuit. Expect a lively atmosphere, classic American comfort food, and plenty of barbecue smoke in the air.
Seven Experiences to Plan for Now
Meet drivers for free
Immerse in the F1 Las Vegas Fan Experience: A free, open-to-all event along the Boulevard featuring Q&A sessions with drivers, autograph signings, and interactive brand activations.
Hit the streets with next-gen women drivers
Arrive early for the F1 Academy Race: replacing the Ferrari Challenge, the F1 Academy features the next generation of female drivers competing under the neon lights.
Secure your spa time
From CBD-infused rituals at The Cosmo to custom Sisley facials inside The Shoppes at Crystals, book now before slots disappear.
Book a brunch
Reserve tables at Spago by Wolfgang Puck or Giada at The Cromwell for trackside views and elevated menus.
Experience the Spirit of Cavallino at Le Cirque
Chef Massimo Bottura reimagines Ferrari’s culinary heritage with a special pop-up inside Le Cirque, Nov 19–22.
Taste Vegas’s new openings
Bazaar Meat by José Andrés has moved to The Palazzo; COTE Korean Steakhouse and BOA Steakhouse join The Venetian lineup, while Carbone Riviera and Town Square’s Tamba keep the culinary action hot.
With Tiësto, David Guetta, and John Summit headlining LIV at Fontainebleau; Meduza, T-Pain, and Kaskade taking over Zouk at Resorts World; and The Chainsmokers, ODESZA, Diplo, and Marshmello turning tables at XS, the time to call your host and lock in a table or at least a ticket is now. Trust us, it’s the only way to skip the lines and keep your night running at full throttle.
