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F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix Wynn Grid Club: A racing fan’s dream experience

Stunning race track views from an exclusive, private club above the pit garage

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The presentation area at the Wynn Grid Club in thw Paddock Club at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Kenny Utler / F1 Las Vegas

You need to know about the Wynn Grid Club if you’re looking for an ultimate, exclusive experience for the three-day 2024 F1 Las Vegas Grand Prix from November 20 to 23. Returning to the Paddock Club on the second floor above the Pit Building this year, the Wynn Grid Club promises a racing fan’s dream experience that includes stunning race track views, decadent dining, dedicated beverage service, private performances, and many VIP perks.

For the racing fan

Private Belvedere 10 Bar at the Wynn Grid Club in the Paddock Club at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
Wynn Grid Club guests will have unparalleled access view with:

  • Views of the track from the Club terrace, overlooking Turns 1 and 2
  • High-definition TVs so guests can watch the race throughout the Club
  • A guided track tour
  • An Aramco F1 pit lane walk
  • Access to the podium celebration
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While you watch the race

Dining Room Lounge at the Wynn Grid Club in the Paddock Club at the 2024 Las Vegas Grand Prix.
During the three days, guests will enjoy:

  • Dining from Do&Co and beer, wine, champagne, spirits, and specialty drinks.
  • A Belvedere 10 Bar will showcase the latest vodka release and offer a unique cocktail menu.
  • The club has a new look and feel. It features Orlinki sculptures on display and intimate lounge and dining areas.
  • Access to the Paddock Club Rooftop’a Las Vegas Skate Circuit, Volcan’s Elevation Lounge, and exclusive food and beverage service.
  • A series of surprise performances by celebrated entertainers.
  • VIP Perks – Wynn’s Private Access program will also be available to Wynn Grid Club ticketholders. This program includes privileged access to Wynn Las Vegas concierge services, signature events, dining reservations, and entertainment.
  • F1 fans with Wynn Grid Club membership can also purchase all Las Vegas Grand Prix merchandise at special rates.All-inclusive tickets to the Wynn Grid Club start at $25,000 per person.
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