The Las Vegas Grand Prix circuit runs along the Las Vegas Strip and through the surrounding streets, which means most fans staying in Strip hotels can walk to the circuit. If your hotel is on or near the Strip, check whether your property is inside or outside the circuit perimeter for race weekend — access arrangements differ significantly depending on your exact location.
The Las Vegas Monorail provides transport along the east side of the Strip and is a useful option for avoiding road congestion during race weekend. Rideshare services operate but designated drop-off and pick-up zones shift during race weekend — expect surge pricing on race night and significant waits post-race. Walking is the most reliable option for most Strip visitors.
Driving to the circuit is not recommended unless you have pre-arranged parking in a designated area. Large sections of the Strip are closed to through traffic during qualifying and the race, and post-event road reopening takes time. Plan to arrive on foot, by monorail, or rideshare from a drop zone several blocks from the track.
Full transport and access details for the 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix will be confirmed closer to race weekend.