Guests on a hospitality terrace above the Las Vegas Strip Circuit at night, the Strip, the High Roller and the Sphere lit behind

Private jet to the Las Vegas Grand Prix

The Las Vegas Grand Prix runs down the Strip at night from Thursday 19 to Saturday 21 November 2026, with the race at 8 pm on the Saturday. Harry Reid is ten minutes from the paddock. We book the aircraft, the race-week parking reservation and the Paddock Club as one itinerary.

Bank transfer or cryptoIndicative prices from 7 departure cities.

Race
Saturday 21 November 2026, 8 pm
Circuit
Las Vegas Strip Circuit, 6.2 km
Nearest airport
Harry Reid, about 10 minutes
One way from
$6,500 from Los Angeles
Race week
FAA parking and slot reservations

A night race through the middle of the city

The Las Vegas Strip Circuit is 6.2 kilometres of public road: down Las Vegas Boulevard past the Bellagio and Caesars Palace, along Koval Lane and round the Sphere, with the pit building and paddock on the east side of the Strip. Fifty laps under floodlights, on a Saturday night, in a city that already has the hotels, the restaurants and the stages to fill the three evenings around it.

That is also what makes it awkward. The roads that carry the race are the roads to your hotel, they close for each session, and every private airport in the valley runs a reservation programme for race week. Arriving well is a question of which airport, which hotel and which day, settled together and early.

The Bellagio, its lake and Caesars Palace at night, the Paris Las Vegas tower lit gold on the right
From the private terminal at Harry Reid to the Strip section of the circuit is ten to fifteen minutes by car.

Private jet charter to the Las Vegas Grand Prix: prices from each city

Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft, not per seat, in the smallest cabin that flies the leg comfortably, the same figures as our Las Vegas destination and route pages. Flight, crew and fuel included; race-week parking, handling and the slot reservation are quoted once we know your dates. Where a route page exists, the city links to it.

FromUsual airportsFlight timeCabinOne way from
Los Angeles Van Nuys to Harry Reid About 45 min Light jet $6,500
San Francisco San Jose or Oakland to Harry Reid about 1 hour 30 Light jet $9,500
Dallas Love Field to Harry Reid about 2 hours 30 Light jet $14,000
Chicago Midway to Harry Reid about 3 hours 45 Light jet $20,500
Miami Opa-locka to Harry Reid about 5 hours Midsize jet, one stop $26,000
New York Teterboro to Harry Reid about 5 hours 15 Super-midsize jet $34,000
London Farnborough to Harry Reid about 11 hours Ultra-long-range jet $160,000

Race-week pricing: aircraft based on the West Coast are the first to go, and the week of the race usually costs more than these figures. Book by the end of October for a choice of cabins and the airport you want.

Priced in US dollars. Bank transfer in any major currency; crypto also accepted.

A Falcon business jet taxiing past the grass on a clear day
Aircraft based on the West Coast go first in race week; book by the end of October.
Guests on a hospitality terrace above the Las Vegas Strip Circuit at night, the Strip lit behind
Every session runs in the evening, so the days are free and the nights are long. Photograph: US Department of Homeland Security, public domain
Quilted cream leather seats in a private jet cabin, daylight through the windows
The cabin is chosen around the party, the luggage and the flight time.

Private jet airports for the Las Vegas Grand Prix

Three airports take private jets into the Las Vegas valley. Harry Reid sits at the south end of the Strip, a few minutes from the paddock, and takes every size of aircraft. Henderson and North Las Vegas are further out and quieter, which counts for a lot in race week.

In 2024 and 2025 the FAA ran a parking reservation and slot programme for the whole race week at Harry Reid, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Boulder City: no reservation, no guaranteed landing or departure. We expect the same for 2026 and book the reservation with the aircraft.

The Las Vegas Strip from the air at sunset, with the Bellagio fountains and the Paris tower lit
The circuit runs down this stretch of the Strip; the airport is chosen by where you sleep and how late you leave.
LAS

Harry Reid International

Best for
The Strip, the paddock, every cabin size
Drive
10 to 15 min to the Strip
FBO
Atlantic Aviation, Signature

Private terminals on the west side of the field, away from the commercial concourses. The closest airport to the circuit and the first to fill; race-week parking is allocated by reservation.

HSH

Henderson Executive

Best for
The south Strip, Henderson, Lake Las Vegas
Drive
20 to 25 min to the Strip
FBO
County-operated FBO

The usual overflow when Harry Reid is full, and an easier ramp on race nights. Light, midsize and super-midsize jets.

VGT

North Las Vegas

Best for
Summerlin, the north of the valley
Drive
15 to 20 min to the Strip
FBO
General aviation FBOs

A shorter runway, suited to light jets. Part of the same race-week reservation programme.

Not sure which airport suits your weekend? Tell us where you are staying and what you fly, and we will choose.

Paddock Club hospitality tickets for the Las Vegas Grand Prix

Where you watch from decides the weekend. F1 Paddock Club access is the most asked-for ticket: the Paddock Club sits above the pit lane at the Grand Prix Plaza; suites and terraces line the Strip section; and the three evenings fill with dinners, concerts and parties that go on long after the chequered flag. We arrange the seats with the flight, not after it.

Guests on a hospitality balcony looking down on the start-finish straight and the full grandstand opposite, Las Vegas, at night
The start-finish straight from the hospitality level at the 2025 race. Photograph: US Department of Homeland Security, public domain
01

Formula 1 Paddock Club

The terrace over the pit lane, with dining and an open bar through the sessions, and the pit lane walk where it is offered.

02

Suites over the circuit

Private suites and terraces along the Strip section, sized to the party and catered for the evening.

03

Grandstand seats

Covered grandstand seats on the main straight and the Strip, for guests who would rather watch from the trackside.

04

Dinners and the after-parties

Tables at the restaurants that fill first in race week, and the invitations that run late into Saturday night.

05

Cars and security

Chauffeured cars routed around the closures, with personal security on request.

A Formula 1 car blurred by speed on the Las Vegas Strip Circuit at night

Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026, Saturday 21 November 2026

Wheels up for the Las Vegas Grand Prix

Send the dates, the party size and where you are staying. We come back with aircraft options, the airport that suits race week, the reservation and a written price, usually within the hour.

How race week runs

Every session is in the evening, Pacific time, so the days are free and the nights are long. The official timetable is published by Formula 1.

  1. Tuesday and Wednesday Arrivals begin The race-week reservation programme starts at the Las Vegas airports. Landing early in the week still leaves a choice of parking and suites.
  2. Thursday 19 November Practice 1 and 2 The first sessions run in the late afternoon and evening; the Strip closes to traffic around them.
  3. Friday 20 November Practice 3 and qualifying Qualifying is at 8 pm. The busiest inbound day for the airports and the restaurants.
  4. Saturday 21 November Race night Lights out at 8 pm for 50 laps. The car leaves early; the roads around the circuit close in stages.
  5. Sunday 22 November The departure wave The heaviest day for departures from the valley. The FAA has run a departure slot programme on race Sunday; we book yours with the arrival.
The Bellagio and its lake from above at dusk, the Strip lit behind
The Bellagio sits on the Strip section of the circuit; the suites that overlook it go first.

On the ground in Las Vegas

One advisor holds the whole week together: the hotel, the tables, the cars and the return slot, confirmed before you take off.

01

The hotel

Suites on the Strip with a view of the circuit, or a quieter address away from it, such as the Four Seasons within Mandalay Bay, matched to the party.

02

The route to the circuit

Drivers who know which roads close when, so you reach the paddock without the walk.

03

The slot home

The return departure is reserved with the outbound, so Sunday is a drive to the ramp and not a wait for a gap.

Frequently asked questions

How much does a private jet to the Las Vegas Grand Prix cost?

Indicative one-way prices for the whole aircraft start at about $6,500 from Los Angeles and $9,500 from San Francisco in a light jet, about $14,000 from Dallas, about $20,500 from Chicago, about $26,000 from Miami, about $34,000 from New York in a super-midsize jet and about $160,000 from London in an ultra-long-range jet. Race week usually costs more, and parking, handling and the slot reservation are quoted with your dates.

Which airport is closest to the Las Vegas Grand Prix?

Harry Reid International, at the south end of the Strip, about ten to fifteen minutes by car from the circuit and the paddock. Henderson Executive and North Las Vegas are fifteen to twenty-five minutes out and are the quieter choice in race week, for light and midsize jets.

Do I need a reservation to land in Las Vegas in race week?

In 2024 and 2025 the FAA ran a parking reservation and slot programme for the whole race week at Harry Reid, Henderson, North Las Vegas and Boulder City, and a departure slot programme on the Sunday after the race. Aircraft without a reservation faced long delays or no service. We expect the same programme in 2026 and book the reservation with the aircraft.

When is the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix?

From Thursday 19 to Saturday 21 November 2026. Practice runs on the Thursday, the final practice and qualifying on the Friday, and the race starts at 8 pm local time on Saturday 21 November.

Can you arrange Paddock Club and hospitality as well as the flight?

Yes. The Paddock Club above the pit lane, suites and terraces on the Strip section, grandstand seats, hotel suites, restaurant tables and chauffeured cars are arranged by the same advisor who books the aircraft, as one itinerary.

Can I fly home straight after the race?

Yes, with a departure booked in advance. The race finishes late on Saturday night and Sunday is the busiest departure day of the week, so the return is reserved with the arrival. Harry Reid is the practical choice for a departure the same night.

Can I pay for the charter with crypto?

Yes. Bank transfer in any major currency; crypto also accepted. Tell us your preferred coin and we confirm the network and payment instructions with the contract.

Fly to Las Vegas Grand Prix 2026

Tell us the dates, the party size and where you are staying. We come back with aircraft options, the airport that suits the weekend and a written price; crypto payment if you prefer.

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