2026 Formula 1 Japan Grand Prix
In 2026 we are adding a new Formula 1 Grand Prix travel package to our portfolio, the Japan Grand Prix. Feel the Rush at Suzuka!
The Formula 1 Japanese Grand Prix at Suzuka Circuit is a bucket-list experience for motorsport fans. With its legendary figure-eight layout, iconic corners like the 130R and Spoon Curve, and a backdrop of cherry blossoms, Suzuka delivers edge-of-your-seat action and electric atmosphere.
Formula 1 Japan Grand Prix
- 25 - 31 March 2026
- Tokyo & Nagoya, Japan
- From $8,700 per person for 6 nights
Formula 1 Japan Grand Prix
Tokyo & Nagoya, Japan
25 - 31 March 2026
With two nights in Tokyo, either side of four nights in Nagoya, this trip is a perfect mix of sightseeing and Formula 1. With this being our first trip to the Japan Grand Prix, we are limiting the numbers to just a small group. Don't delay in submitting your inquiry, as we expect this trip to sell out.
Our 2026 Formula 1 Japan Grand Prix Packages include;
- Return Air New Zealand ‘Economy Class’ airfares, departing Auckland direct to Tokyo on Wednesday 25th March and departing Singapore on Tuesday 31st March (landing back into New Zealand on the morning of Wednesday 1st April)
- Return Tokyo Nartia Airport to Tokyo hotel transfers
- Boys Trip ‘Drinks & Nibbles’ Welcome Function
- 2 night’s Tokyo hotel accommodation at the 4-Star Tokyo Prince Hotel (the nights of Wed 25th and Mon 30th March)
- Train transfers from Tokyo Station to Nagoya Station on Thursday 26th March and back on Monday 30th March
- 4 night’s Nagoya hotel accommodation at the 4-Star Courtyard by Marriott Nagoya
- Daily return train transfers from Nagoya Station to Shiroko Station
- Daily return shuttle bus transfers from Shiroko Station to the Suzuka Circuit
- 3-Day Grandstand C Grand Prix Passes (includes access to all General Admission areas)
- Pit Lane Walk, Guided Track Tour and Trophy Photo Opportunity
- Boys Trip Host to assist throughout the tour
- Cover More Travel Insurance
These packages start from $8,700 per person (based on twin share accommodation) or $10,700 for a solo traveller. Prices can vary depending on numbers, departure city and optional extras, as always you can personalise this package to suit.
Optional Extras
Upgrade to Air New Zealand Premium Economy or Business Premier return airfares
Upgrade to Air New Zealand flights to and from Tokyo, which is around a 10.5 hour journey each way
Premium Economy - Extra $2,900 per person
Business Premier - Extra $7,400 per person
Upgrade to 3-Day Grand Prix Corporate Hospitality passes
Splash out and opt for 3-Day Champions Club Hospitality passes, which include delicious canapes, meals, beer, wine and soft drinks. Appearances from key F1 personnel, Grid Walk and Guided F1 Paddock Tour.
Extra $6,250 per person
What You Need To Know
Tokyo Accommodation
The Prince Hotel is in a great location right near Tokyo Tower and only a short walk from the natural beauty of Shiba Park. Having one night in Tokyo either side of the four nights in Nagoya will ensure you get plenty of time to explore Japan’s biggest city. Room options include; Double Room (Queen bed or two single beds) or a Triple Room (three single beds).
Nagoya Accommodation
In Nagoya, we’ll be staying at the Courtyard by Marriott which is perfectly placed near central shopping, entertainment and business areas. The hotel is only steps away from Nagoya Station, which we’ll be frequenting to get to and from the track each day. Room options include; King Room (King bed), Twin Room (two double beds) or a Suite (King bed with a sofa bed option).
Getting to/from the Suzuka Circuit
Unfortunately, unlike the Melbourne and Singapore F1 events, Suzuka is not the easiest track to get to. We’ll catch a train from Nagoya Station (right by the hotel) to Shiroko Station, which is around a 45 minute journey. From there, we’ll need to line up for the shuttle bus service from Shiroko Station to the Suzuka Circuit, which is around a 15 minute journey. During peak times (especially on the Sunday), both before and after the race, the wait time for the shuttle bus can be quite long. So we’ll be aiming to avoid peak times, the best that we can. Be prepared that there will be some waiting and queuing, which unfortunately, can’t be avoided. We have looked at all transport options and the above will be the quickest and easiest.
Grandstand Tickets
We have reserved seating in Grandstand C, which is bleacher style seating, located close to the track and in a prime location just after the first two corners, an excellent spot to watch the drivers attempt to overtake. Passes are for roaming access on the Friday, with a reserved seat in Grandstand C on the Saturday and Sunday. Hospitality upgrades are available, if you would prefer.
We do have some flexibility with travel dates and package inclusions, so if something doesn’t quite suit you, let us know and we can try to cater the package to suit your personal requirements.
For all bookings we require a 50% deposit to secure your package and the remaining 50% six weeks prior to departure. For bookings within six weeks of departure, full payment would be required to secure this package. For all our terms and conditions, check out http://boys-trip.co.nz/terms.