Flight Club inside The Venetian Resort is offering exclusive Formula 1 viewing experiences overlooking turn 12 from November 19 to 21, with packages for individuals and groups that include food, drinks and gameplay.
Formula 1 fans looking for a front-row seat in Las Vegas now have a new option. Flight Club at The Venetian Resort is rolling out special viewing packages for race weekend in November. These packages put guests right above turn 12, inside the Grand Canal Shoppes.
But it is not just about the view. Guests get darts, cocktails, and a menu of snacks while the race unfolds below. Packages are set up for solo visitors or groups of up to 12. Prices and perks change depending on the day and session.
The 2026 Las Vegas Grand Prix will feature 50 laps on a 6.2-kilometer circuit, with the main race scheduled for Saturday evening, November 21.
What each package includes
On Thursday and Friday, Flight Club offers three two-hour sessions during practice and qualifying. Time slots run from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. and 9 to 11 p.m. The top-tier Pole Position package costs $1,500. It gives guests clear views of turn 12, a private darts oche, and a food and drink package with liquor, beer, wine, and seltzers. The Fast Lane option is $800. It comes with partial views and similar amenities.
For a more social setup, the Paddocks package is $150 per person. This includes shared race viewing, a dedicated games host, two drink tickets, and light bites. Only 75 guests can book this option.
Race day options and pricing
Saturday brings more choices. Four three-hour sessions run from 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. Pole Position jumps to $8,000 for the night. It keeps the premium view and adds swag bags. Fast Lane is $5,000. The Podium package, at $2,800, gives a private oche and access to the general viewing area, plus three hours of gameplay and food and drinks. The Paddocks package rises to $450 for race day. It includes open gameplay and full food and beverage access.
Since its modern debut in 2023, the Las Vegas Grand Prix has generated an estimated $3.2 billion in economic impact for Southern Nevada, according to industry assessments. The circuit features 17 turns and allows cars to reach speeds exceeding 346 km/h as they race past iconic casinos and hotels along the Strip.
Seats are limited. Reservations are strongly advised for this central Strip spot. Demand is expected to be high.
Location and booking details
Flight Club sits inside the Grand Canal Shoppes at The Venetian Resort. This puts guests in the thick of the Formula 1 action. The move fits a bigger trend in Las Vegas nightlife and event venues. More hospitality concepts are adapting to major events, as seen with other recent developments reported earlier.
To book, guests can reserve at flightclubdartsusa.com. Packages are available for both individuals and groups. Flight Club aims to be a top pick for fans who want a premium, all-in-one Formula 1 experience on the Strip.
Las Vegas venues are using big sporting events to create richer, more layered experiences. Flight Club mixes gameplay, food, drinks, and direct circuit views. The bar is rising for event-driven hospitality on the Strip. Other operators are watching closely as the city’s event calendar grows.
