Spectator Experience at MotoGP Mugello – Tips & Must-Know Info

Florence, Italy - Short Drive from Mugello

Getting the most out of your MotoGP Mugello weekend means being prepared. Here's a helpful rundown of key tips and frequently asked questions from fans just like you.

Can I take my food and drink on the circuit? Small amounts of food and non-alcoholic beverages are permitted. Alcohol, glass containers, and large coolers are not allowed. There are plenty of food vendors offering Italian and international cuisine on-site, including vegetarian options.

What time would you advise I get to the track? (Specifically with a Central Bronze seat) To claim the best views and avoid the longest queues, we recommend arriving by 8:00–8:30 AM, especially on Sunday. Central Bronze seating is unnumbered, so arriving early ensures a good spot and time to explore the venue.

Which entrance should I access the circuit from with a Central Bronze ticket? The best access point for Central Bronze is typically the Palagio entrance. Signage and staff at the circuit will guide you to the proper gate, and Grand Prix Getaways clients receive custom entry instructions as part of their itinerary.

Can I only have a ticket on my mobile phone? Yes, digital tickets are accepted. Be sure to download your mobile ticket in advance, as cellular signal can be spotty during peak hours at the circuit.

Does the Prato Night & Day ticket also give me access to the “PRATO 58” area? Yes, the Night & Day ticket includes access to various general admission zones, including PRATO 58. This ticket is perfect for fans who want a festival-style experience and don’t mind a bit of walking to find prime views.

Are there any special conditions for disabled people? Yes. Mugello offers reserved seating and designated viewing platforms for disabled guests. You’ll need to request access in advance, including documentation, and parking passes for accessible vehicles are also available.

What are the requirements for entering the site with a camper/motor home? You’ll need a camper pass, which is separate from your race ticket. These passes must be purchased in advance and are valid for the entire weekend. Facilities include designated parking, restrooms, and access to Prato zones.

No matter how you plan to experience the MotoGP at Mugello, a bit of preparation goes a long way. From understanding ticket types and getting to the track, to knowing what to pack and where to sit, these tips will help you make the most of your Italian Grand Prix weekend. Whether you're a lifelong fan or attending your very first race, Mugello’s energy, scenery, and racing heritage make it an unforgettable destination. Be sure to check back for more guides, and let Grand Prix Getaways help you design your ultimate MotoGP experience.