The Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix 2025 will take place from Friday 17 October to Sunday 19 October at the Phillip Island Grand Prix Circuit.
Tickets cannot be purchased at the gates and must be purchased prior to arriving at the circuit through Ticketmaster.
If you don’t see the information that you're looking for in our help page, visit the Moto GP site for up-to-date details.
If the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix 2025 is cancelled and cannot be rescheduled within 2025, all paying ticket holders will be eligible for a full refund. Further information can be found online at the Attendance Conditions.
Accessible Tickets
There is accessible seating available in all categories of tickets including Hospitality, Grandstands, and unreserved General Admission. To book for accessible tickets for Grandstands or Island passes, please submit a request or call 1800 100 030 between 9 am to 5 pm Monday-Friday. If you are interested in accessible tickets for a hospitality product, please call AGPC on 03 9258 7166 or email hospitality@grandprix.com.au.
Visit the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix 2025 Accessibility help page for further information.
Pass Information
To learn more about your ticket options, select each tab:
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The Island Pass (General Admission) will give you access to the circuit and vantage points around the event, but these options are a first-come, first-serve basis and cannot be reserved.
You can watch the race both on track and via a super screen in these areas. You’re welcome to bring your own fold up chair to the event to set yourself up on the hill.
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A Grandstand Seat will have a guaranteed seat during the event, as well as to watch the track. Seats purchased last year are not held for repurchase in 2025.
Do I need to purchase an Island Pass (GA) ticket in addition to a Grandstand ticket?
No, an Island Pass (GA) ticket is not required to purchase in addition to a Grandstand ticket. A Grandstand Ticket will provide access to all the precincts throughout the circuit in addition to the reserved seat of your choice.
Will there be Paddock Passes available at this event?
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Can I purchase a Pit Lane Walk?
Unfortunately, due to limited time availabilities in the lane, there will be no Pit Lane Walk tickets to purchase. Limited Pit Lane Walks will be available to VIP Village™ Platinum and VIP Village™ Gold customers.
Are there pass outs/scan outs?
Yes, you can leave the venue and return on the same ticket. Please ensure you scan out of the venue so you can then scan back in upon re-entry.
Am I eligible to purchase a concession ticket?
To be eligible for Concession pricing, you’ll need to provide proof your status by presenting one of the following cards at the event:
- Government Issued Pensioners Card
- Valid Full-Time Student Card
- Health Care Card
- Veterans Affairs Card
Senior Cards are not an accepted form of Concession.
Do all kids go free?
Depending on your ticket type, kids may have free entry. To read more details, select each tab:
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Each Adult Island Pass (GA) ticket will provide free entry for up to four (4) juniors aged 14 and under through the Kids Go Free Program. You can redeem the free Island Pass (GA) tickets by visiting the Ticketmaster Box Offices located outside Gates 1, 3 or 7 at the circuit with proof of adult ticket purchase.
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Juniors over 2 years old who wish to occupy a Grandstand seat will need to purchase a Junior Grandstand ticket. Juniors under 2 years are free on the knee in Grandstands. Access to a Grandstand without an associated Grandstand ticket will not be granted.
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Junior tickets are available in Hospitality suites. Please contact hospitality@grandprix.com.au.
Delivery Information
Accessing your mobile tickets
You can access your ticket details from the Ticketmaster App. The Event Organiser will make the scannable ticket available closer to the day of your event.
Before leaving for your event, we recommend viewing your ticket in the app or adding your ticket to a mobile wallet to avoid internet connectivity issues at the venue. Visit our help page for more information on using mobile tickets.
I purchased tickets through a third-party site (including Travel Partners) and need help. What should I do?
Please reach out to your point of contact directly. If you purchased through an unauthorised third-party company such as Viagogo or The Ticket Merchant, purchases are made at the customer’s own risk. We strongly recommend not purchasing via unauthorised third-party companies.
Why does my Island Pass (GA) have seat details?
The details that appear on an Island Pass are for reporting and ticket tracing purposes and do not allocate you to a specific area. All Island Pass tickets provide general admission access to the circuit.
Receiving Collectors Tickets
Your ticket will be sent via standard mail to fans in mid-September and are expected to arrive in early October to the Australian postal address listed on your Ticketmaster Account at the time of purchase.
Before scanning into the event, redeem the lanyard at the circuit from one of the Ticketmaster Box Offices located outside Gates 1, 3 or 7 on the event days.
If you have not received your tickets by Monday the 13th of October, please submit your enquiry to Fan Support through your Ticketmaster Account.
Travel and cloaking information
Motorcycle parking will be available conveniently by the circuit across all three days. Limited car parking is available at the circuit. This can be purchased upon entry at the circuit. Visit the Travel Options page for details on traveling by bus, train, water, air or road.
Is there cloaking at the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix 2025?
Cloaking services are available exclusively for motorcycle helmets and riding gear, including boots, gloves, jackets, and vests. No other items will be accepted for cloaking.
A secure Helmet Storage Facility is located at the Circuit Motorcycle Parking Area near Gate 1. Motorcycle helmets must not be worn inside the venue; patrons may carry their helmets or store them securely at the Helmet Storage Facility.
All other items, including prohibited or bulky items, such as eskies, backpacks, luggage, bicycles, and general personal belongings will not be accepted for cloaking.
Transferring or selling your tickets
Transfer and resale may be available. For step-by-step instructions, visit our help page How do I transfer tickets? or How do I sell tickets? As per the law, tickets cannot be sold at a higher price than 10% of the retail rate. Resale is only applicable for Grandstand and Island Pass (excludes hospitality tickets).
Other items may also be eligible for transfer. To find out, go to your order in your account. If you receive a message that the Event Organiser hasn’t activated transfer for an Extra, your item isn’t eligible for transfer.
Ticket insurance originally purchased or included with the ticket is not transferable and will not apply to transferred tickets.
Camping
Camping and Glamping is available for the Australian Motorcycle Grand Prix 2025. All campsites must be purchased prior to arriving at the Circuit. Patrons will not be able to purchase at the Campground Ticketing Office upon arrival.
What is the cost?
To camp within the campgrounds, you must reserve a site starting from $191 per site. Site costs vary pending on the campground and site type. Once reserved, select how many patrons will be staying on this site with you. Each patron is priced at $70.
The prices are for the 4-night duration of the event, from 12 pm Thursday to 12 pm Monday.
Tickets to enter the event and campground purchases are separate. The cost of camping does not include entry into the event. A ticket to attend the event does not grant access to campgrounds.
Do children camp free?
Yes, for every one (1) paying Adult, you can redeem up to four (4) free campground wristbands for children 14 years and under. Children must where the wristbands at all times. Child wristbands can be collected from the Campground Ticket Office upon arrival at the circuit.
How much camping and parking space does my Campground ticket provide me?
Campground size and parking information vary based on the type of campground ticket you purchase. Select the dropdown to view a breakdown of the Campground ticket types.
| Campground Ticket Type | Site Sizes | Parking and Vehicle Allowance |
| Trackside |
Powered Sites = 4m x 9m Trackside no longer offers Unreserved Sites for 2025. |
Those in powered sites only are permitted to park one campervan at their site. All other sites (except Pre-Pitched) permit one car only and/or multiple motorcycles, however they must fit within their designated Campsite boundary. Should a vehicle be required to move from their Campsite after dark, then Campground security must be informed to provide an escort. |
| Pre-Pitched | Single: 3m x 3.6m Twin: 3m x 3.6m Triple: 3.6m x 3.6m Quad: 6.2m x 3.6m (Trackside only) |
Pre-Pitched sites in Trackside do not have parking located within their site. Cars have 30 minutes to unload and then are required to park in the overflow car park located approx 400m from Pre-Pitched sites. |
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Highside North
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Powered Sites = 10m x 7m Standard Sites = 8m x 8m Pre-Pitched Sites = 8m x 8m Caravan Sites = 12m x 5m |
One vehicle and/or motorcycle per Campsite provided that they fit within the designated Campsite boundary. Overflow parking is available, but additional vehicle access must be purchased when booking your Campground tickets online at an additional cost of $20 per vehicle. |
| Highside South | Pre-Pitched Sites = 4m x 4m Caravan Sites = 7m x 14m (angled sites) |
One vehicle and/or motorcycle per Campsite provided that they fit within the designated Campsite boundary. Overflow parking is available, but additional vehicle access must be purchased when booking your Campground tickets online at an additional cost of $20 per vehicle. |
| Glamping | 6m x 6m Inclusions;
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Glamping campers have an exclusive car park located next to the Glamping area. Each site provides access for one car and/or multiple motorcycles within the Glamping car park. Access for one vehicle is included with your Campsite; any additional vehicle access must be purchased when booking your Campground tickets online at an additional cost of $20 per vehicle. |
My caravan is bigger than the single site, can I buy two side by side?
Yes, you can purchase sites side by side when securing your site online, subject to availability.
What accessible campground options and facilities are provided at the Campgrounds?
There are accessible amenities in Highside North campgrounds including toilets and a shower. An accessible toilet only is available in Highside South and Trackside campgrounds.
An accessible shuttle bus service operates to and from the circuit from the campgrounds.
The campgrounds are largely grass paddocks that can become difficult to traverse if wet and muddy. Select sites such as the outer rim of the Highside North Powered sites are most easily accessible as the site is adjacent to a path.
A free wheelchair-accessible vehicle that operates within the circuit is available for patrons with limited mobility and can transport up to four people including one wheelchair passenger. There is a path around the entire circuit for getting to and from each grandstand or viewing area. Check the Circuit Map for the closest gates, accessible shuttle stops and pathways to the areas you want to visit.
This is an on-call service only and priority will be given to patrons who pre-book. Bookings can be made by calling Wheelaway on 1800 133 320 on event days.
If you have any other questions, please contact Moto GP.
Using your campground
You may arrive anytime from 6 am on Thursday in preparation. No queuing or camping is allowed on site prior to Thursday. With our new per site allocation system, the site you have purchased is guaranteed.
Campgrounds will open at 12 pm on Thursday for patrons to begin arriving and setting up their campsite for the event.
All campers must exit the campgrounds by 12 pm on Monday.
Where is the Campground Ticketing Office?
The Campground Ticketing Office is located in the Visitor Centre Car Park and will be open from Thursday to Sunday to assist you with any ticketing and access questions you have. Opening times are to be confirmed closer to the event.
For queries relating to the campgrounds, please visit our Campground Customer Service offices located onsite in Highside South and Trackside. These are open 24 hours from 9 am on Thursday, to 12 pm on Monday.
What happens in bad weather?
Please bring appropriate wet weather gear/attire. In severe weather conditions, your site may be relocated for your safety and experience at event. Refunds are not granted if your site is required to relocated due to safety or wet weather.
Can we have a campfire?
Unless a Total Fire Ban has been declared in the Central Fire District, you’re permitted to have a campfire in all campgrounds when adhering these conditions:
- Campfires must only be lit in either a container that properly contains the fire or in a trench that is no greater than 30 cm deep. The size of the fire will not exceed 1 metre in diameter;
- Campfires must be kept at a reasonable and manageable size, and the ground and airspace within 3 metres of the fire must be clear;
- an adult (over the age of eighteen years) must be in attendance at all times whilst the campfire (or the barbeque) is alight;
- fires are not to be lit inside Tents or other structures; and
- naked flames such as candles are not permitted within Tents or other structures.
Can I BYO food?
Yes, you can BYO food. Food outlets will also be positioned in both Trackside and Highside Campgrounds for patrons to purchase hot food and cold drinks.
The Champions Café at the Visitor Centre will also be opened for campers to purchase food and beverages. Access to the Visitor Centre will be via the main gate from the circuit (during event hours). When the circuit is closed, access will be available from the Trackside Campground.
Can I bring my BBQ or any other cooking apparatus?
You can bring your own BBQ or cooking apparatus however, please note the below conditions of use:
- Campfires must only be lit in either a container that properly contains the fire or in a trench that is no greater than cm deep. The size of the fire will not exceed 1 metre in diameter;
- All campfires must be kept at a reasonable and manageable size, and the ground and airspace within 3 metres of the fire must be clear;
- An adult (over the age of eighteen years) must be in attendance at all times whilst the barbeque or campfire is alight;
- Fires are not to be lit inside Tents or other structures; and
- Naked flames such as candles are not permitted within Tents or other structures.
Can I bring a generator?
Campers can bring their own generators when adhering to the below conditions:
- Generators must not be operational between 10:00 pm and 7:00 am on any day;
- An adult (over the age of 18 years) must be in attendance at all times when a generator is being run;
- For each generator brought into the Camping Grounds by a Patron, that Patron must have at least one fire extinguisher;
- Generators must not have a capacity greater than 5 KvA output;
- Guel for generators must be safely stored within a suitable sealed container, and not stored within a Tent. Refuelling is only permitted when the generator is turned off;
- The maximum amount of fuel permitted to be brought into the Camping Ground, in addition to the tank on the generator itself is not to exceed 20 litres per generator; and
- The ground and airspace within 500 millimetres of the generator must be clear.
What else can I bring to my campground?
If you the information above doesn’t include the item you’d like to bring, review the for the full list of Prohibited Items in the Camping Ground Conditions. Confiscated items will be disposed of and will not be returned to the Patron. AGPC takes no responsibility for confiscated items.
Select the dropdown to view some of the items that are included in the Prohibited Items list and will not be permitted in the campgrounds.
- Any unregistered vehicles (minibikes, electric scooters etc) and bicycles;
- Any alcoholic beverages (unless purchased at the Event);
- Any glass bottles or containers (except glass jars containing 300 grams or under of vegemite, jams or food preservatives);
- Any animals (other than assistance animals, as recognised under the Disability Discrimination Act 1992);
- Any prohibited weapons or controlled weapons within the meaning of the Control of Weapons Act 1990 (Vic) or any dangerous goods;
- Any whistle, loud hailer, public address system or electronic devices which may interfere with communications or broadcasting signals;
- Any advertising banner, sign, poster or any promotional material marked on a tent;
- Any fireworks, flares, laser pointer or distress signals;
- Any out of date/in poor condition gas bottles/leads. (Campground management reserves the right to inspect all gas bottles/leads and condemn any which in its opinion may be of poor condition);
- Any unmanned aerial vehicles, drone or unmanned aircraft and
- Excessive furniture that blocks or impedes the view of other patrons.