Attending the Canadian Grand Prix

I attended the Canadian Grand Prix in Montreal!

If you are a Formula 1 fan, the Canadian GP is one of the cheapest races you can attend in North America. I write about my experience and implementation here, but check out my the trip from my eyes below!

Costs:

  • Flights: $400

  • Hotel: $250 ($1000 split among friends)

  • Tickets: $350 (do NOT buy GA tickets)

  • Merch: $150

Other Activities:

  • Les Francos de Montréal is the real kick-off to summer in the city. Hip-hop, rock, pop, folk, electro, slam, the Francos showcase francophone music in all its variety. There are over 200 indoor and outdoor shows, including nearly 150 FREE!

  • Walk around the entirety of Mount Royal, starting around Universite de Montreal and ending at the Tam Tams area

Tips:

  • Fly out on Monday Morning - the race ends around 5pm, and its extremely difficult to get to the airport until 8pm. There are very few late night flights back to the states from Montreal

  • Buy a seat cushion - if you are sitting on bleachers, this is a life saver

  • Get to the track early - there is always stuff going on, and the lines to get in, get food, and get merch will be massively shorter in the first few hours of the day.

  • Merch - merch is insanely expensive. Try to buy your stuff online well before the race!

  • Food - You can bring in your own food and water to save a bit of money.

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