The 2026 MotoGP Valencia final runs from 27 to 29 November 2026, with the race on Sunday 29 at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Cheste. Guides that still show 20-22 November are out of date: the date moved by a week in March 2026. No official 2026 price has been verified, and resellers list tickets from 89 euros per person.
Checked on against the official sources cited (motogp.com, tickets.motogp.com).
If a guide gives you 20-22 November, it is out of date. The MotoGP final in Valencia runs from 27 to 29 November 2026, with the race on Sunday 29. Prices, transport options and accommodation below are dated source by source. Where a source gives no figure, the text says so rather than replacing it with an estimate.
1. The right weekend: 27 to 29 November 2026
Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November 2026, in Cheste
The Circuit Ricardo Tormo, exit 334 of the A-3, hosts the final round of the 2026 MotoGP World Championship. The official name is MOTUL GRAND PRIX OF VALENCIA, or Gran Premio Motul de la Comunitat Valenciana in Spanish. The dates come from the official event page on motogp.com, checked on 19 October 2026. The weekend lasts three days, and Sunday is when the main race takes place.
What to know before you go
- Official dates: 27 to 29 November 2026, race on Sunday 29 (motogp.com and the official ticket office, checked on 19 October 2026).
- Venue: Circuit Ricardo Tormo, exit 334, A-3, 46380 Cheste (Valencia), according to the official ticket office.
- Seller: MGP Group runs the championship but does not sell tickets. The official ticket office is operated by Platinium Group Spain S.L.
Provisional timetable
The MotoGP Premier page for the Valencia Grand Prix, checked on 19 October 2026, shows no session times. The times below come from a provisional calendar published by motorcycles.news, in local time: Saturday, MotoGP sprint at 3:00 pm; Sunday, Warm-Up at 9:40 am, Moto3 at 11:00 am, Moto2 at 12:15 pm, then the MotoGP race at 2:00 pm. They are not cross-checked against the official page, so confirm them before you plan a tight schedule. No programme is sourced for Friday.
Beyond the circuit, Valencia has plenty to fill Friday 27, the day of arrival, and the days without racing. No Viator product linked to motorcycles was found for these dates. The tour below is a city tour by Segway, focused on the Arts and Sciences of Valencia. It runs on all three days of the weekend, with a 10:00 am start on Friday 27: it lets you see the centre before the race, but it does not replace a circuit ticket.
2. Tickets: prices to check, not an official rate
What is confirmed, and what still needs checking
No official 2026 price could be read. The official ticket office (tickets.motogp.com) shows neither prices nor the number of seats on the page checked on 19 October 2026. The circuit’s own ticket office could not be opened: it returns an access error. The figures below therefore come from dated sources and resellers. They give an order of magnitude, not a guaranteed price.
| Source | Date of the data | Price found | Note |
|---|---|---|---|
| VisitValencia (FR) | undated | from €61.20 | the dates contradict each other on the same page |
| Official 2025 prices (press) | January 2025 | €49.50 to €184.50 | 2025 edition, 10% off before 30 April |
| P1 Travel | 2026 | from €89 per person | reseller |
| Suitours (BilletsGPValence) | 2026 | €93.50 to €249.50 depending on the stand | reseller presenting itself as an « official ticket », not verified |
| Global-Tickets | 2026 | three days from €319; Sunday only from €95 | reseller; « almost sold out » shown |
| Circuit ticket office | 2026 | €155 general admission; €140 for the three-day option | search extract, page not read directly |
| Ticket and hotel package (Spain.info) | undated | from €189 per person | two nights with breakfast and three-day entry |
Source: VisitValencia, P1 Travel, BilletsGPValence, Global-Tickets, Spain.info and Valencia News for the 2025 prices, checked on 19 October 2026.
What to take away
- The lowest 2026 price found is 89 euros per person from a reseller. Sunday only starts at 95 euros with another.
- The official 2025 prices ran from 49.50 to 184.50 euros. They do not apply to 2026.
- The options cannot be compared directly: three days, Sunday only, stand, hospitality, or a package with a hotel do not cover the same things.
On 24 February 2026 the circuit announced around 10,000 extra tickets, with the upper Yellow and Orange grandstands on sale from noon on 25 February. One reseller page shows « almost sold out ». No official source read announces a sell-out, and the actual state of sales could not be checked.
Terms to read before you buy
According to the circuit’s ticket office, there are no refunds or changes once a ticket is bought. This comes from a search extract, as the page could not be opened: read the conditions again at checkout. For children, no verifiable 2026 rule was found, because the sources contradict each other: ask the ticket office before you buy. For people with reduced mobility, no 2026 information was found either. The circuit’s ticket office contact, given on 24 February 2026, is 96 252 52 20 ([email protected]).
3. Getting to the circuit from Valencia
Official bus, car, taxi, train: options to confirm
The circuit is in Cheste, in the countryside, and few options have been published for 2026. The table compares the ones found, with their status as of 19 October 2026. The traffic measures published by the DGT concern the 2025 edition: the 2026 measures had not been published at the time of checking.
| Mode | 2026 status | Price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Official BusForFun bus | announced on 25 May 2026; 13 departures | base price not published; 10 euros off for the first 1,500 return tickets on Saturday or Sunday | Valencia News; El Periódico |
| Car | exit 334 of the A-3 (route A, 2025 edition); north car park via exit 332 and the CV-378 | 2026 parking rate not published | DGT, 13 November 2025 |
| Taxi | mandatory route from 14 to 16 November 2025, 6:00 am to 7:00 pm (2025 edition) | not published | DGT, 13 November 2025 |
| Renfe C-3 train (Circuit stop) | 2026 service not confirmed; Aldaia-Utiel without service as of 26 August 2026 | not published | Valencia Bonita (2025); Moncloa (26 August 2026) |
Source: DGT, press release of 13 November 2025, Valencia News and Moncloa, checked on 19 October 2026.
The official BusForFun bus
The transport plan announced on 25 May 2026 provides departures from Benimaclet, Patraix, Plaza España, Sagunto, La Pobla de Vallbona, Riba-roja de Túria, Catarroja, Paiporta, Torrent, Burjassot, Manises, Cullera and Alzira. Tickets were already on sale according to the El Periódico article of 25 May 2026, but the opening date still needs confirming. In 2025 the service was sold only on the BusForFun platform, and the buses only ran with at least 50 seats booked; these rules need checking for 2026. The BusForFun home page mentions neither Valencia nor the circuit. The booking page for the Grand Prix was not found in our sources, so find it before you pay.
The train, an option to confirm
The train has served the circuit before. In 2022 Renfe scheduled 171 trains with a stop at the circuit station, and in 2025 the C-3 line was reopened to the circuit from Aldaia. For 2026 we found no confirmation, and the Aldaia-Utiel line was still without service at the end of August. Check with Renfe before you count on it.
Taxi and car
No 2026 taxi fare was found, so we do not put a figure on the trip. To avoid a queue on the way back, book ahead through an app or a taxi firm. By car, the large car parks near the circuit fill up very early, according to Pole Position Travel, and you should allow a long wait to leave after the race. In 2025 the ticket included parking, according to local press from January 2025; the 2026 rate has not been published.
4. Where to stay for the race
By area: the centre, Ruzafa, the seafront or Benimaclet
Few hotels are located in Cheste itself, and those that exist are often sold as packages. Valencia’s neighbourhoods remain the most practical choice, provided you know their price and how they connect to the circuit. No rate was found for the 2026 race weekend. The figures are 2025 estimates, commercial packages, or an undated guide price (Nomado, 80 to 120 euros).
What changes by neighbourhood
- Ciutat Vella: the most central, within walking distance of the cathedral and the Mercat Central, and the most expensive. Nomado gives 80 to 120 euros a night for a mid-range double room, outside race weekend.
- Ruzafa: bars and restaurants, a younger area, close to the metro. Several guides recommend it for combining the city and the race.
- Eixample and Extramurs: residential areas, quieter and well served by metro, according to the guides consulted.
- Benimaclet: a residential area away from the tourist trail, and one of the 2026 official bus departures. A good choice if you want to take the bus.
- Cabanyal and Malvarrosa: the seafront, linked to the centre by tram and metro.
| Area | Atmosphere | Indicative price | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ciutat Vella | historic centre, the most expensive | 80 to 120 euros a night in mid-range (outside race) | Nomado, guide (date not stated) |
| Ruzafa | bars, restaurants, young area | no up-to-date figure | guides consulted |
| Eixample and Extramurs | residential, quieter | no figure | Lastminute |
| Benimaclet | residential, 2026 official bus departure | no figure | Treksplorer; Valencia News |
| Cabanyal and Malvarrosa | seafront, tram and metro | no figure | Breathing Travel; Nomado |
| Race weekend, all areas | average increase of 18% estimated (2025) | estimated ceilings: 150 euros (3-star), 177 euros (4-star), 304 euros (5-star) a night | Última Hora, Mabrian study |
| Pole Position Travel package (2026) | 3 nights minimum; 3-star B&B about 30 minutes from the circuit (Classic option) | per person: 854 euros without tickets; 1,019 euros with tickets | Pole Position Travel |
Source: Nomado, Última Hora (Mabrian study, 12 November 2025) and Pole Position Travel, checked on 19 October 2026.
Pole Position Travel offers 2026 packages of 3 nights minimum, per person: without tickets, from 854 euros (Classic) to 1,580 euros (Deluxe Executive); with tickets, from 1,019 euros to 4,230 euros. Spain.info offers a package from 189 euros per person, with two nights including breakfast and three-day entry, on an undated page. These are commercial offers, not reference prices.
5. Budget and a typical weekend
The budget breaks down into five items. The amounts below come from dated sources. Where a source gives no figure, the article says so.
- Ticket: from 89 euros per person with reseller P1 Travel (2026). At Global-Tickets, Sunday alone starts at 95 euros and three days from 319 euros, and the Suitours stands range from 93.50 to 249.50 euros. These are minimum prices found at resellers, not a ceiling or an official 2026 rate: the official price still needs confirming on the official ticket office.
- Official bus: base price not published. The 10-euro reduction applies to the first 1,500 return tickets booked for Saturday or Sunday.
- Metro to the airport: 4.80 euros for a single ticket, zones A+B+, plus about 1 euro for the card, according to a 2026 guide. A monthly SUMA pass costs 35 euros for one zone and 53 euros for two, according to Red Transporte. It becomes worthwhile once you make several trips. The SUMA 10-trip fares for the airport differ between guides, so we do not quote them.
- Accommodation: 80 to 120 euros a night in the centre outside race weekend, according to Nomado; estimated ceilings of 150 to 304 euros a night during the 2025 race; 2026 packages from 854 euros per person without tickets, for 3 nights minimum.
- Taxi and parking: no 2026 rate was found. Do not count on a published figure.
A typical weekend, step by step
- Friday 27 November: arrival in Valencia. No programme is sourced for this day. Settle in the centre or in Ruzafa, and keep the day for the city, or for an activity booked in advance.
- Saturday 28 November: MotoGP sprint at 3:00 pm according to the provisional calendar. If you go by bus or car, plan to leave early.
- Sunday 29 November: MotoGP race at 2:00 pm according to the provisional calendar. Arrive early for parking, and have your return sorted in advance.
November is mild, according to regional averages: 11.7°C and 53.5 mm of rain over 1991-2020, according to AEMET. These values cover the Valencian Community rather than the Valencia weather station. November 2025 was very dry, with 11.7 mm, but rain is still possible. The number of rainy days was not found; bring a windproof jacket and a light waterproof.
If you extend your stay, the December 2026 long weekend in Spain has its own Pixidia guide, worth reading before you book a longer trip. For another sporting event in Valencia this year, the Valencia marathon 2026 guide is published on Pixidia.
What other guides don’t tell you
Three gaps between the guides and the sources, noted on 19 October 2026:
- The metro has changed its fares. Older guides give a 2-euro airport supplement and a 40.90-euro monthly pass, which do not match the 2026 fares: 4.80 euros for a single ticket, zones A+B+, and 35 euros for the monthly SUMA pass for one zone. Red Transporte, 2026 fares.
- VisitValencia publishes a price with no date. The page shows « from €61.20 », with no date of data, and its own dates contradict each other. This figure should not be read as a 2026 rate. VisitValencia.
- The Nomado guide does not date its prices. Its 80 to 120 euros a night in Ciutat Vella says nothing about race weekend: it remains a rough guide. Nomado.
Practical information for the weekend
The official bus is booked online, and no 2026 taxi fare has been published, so the connection is mainly useful for booking ahead. Plans vary with duration and data volume, so check the site.
Prices depend on the plan, check the siteFrequently asked questions about the MotoGP Valencia 2026
When is the MotoGP Valencia 2026?
The MotoGP Valencia 2026 runs from Friday 27 to Sunday 29 November 2026. The main race is on Sunday 29 November at the Ricardo Tormo circuit in Cheste. Guides that give 20-22 November are out of date: the date moved back a week in March 2026, after the Qatar Grand Prix was postponed. Source: motogp.com, checked on 19 October 2026.
How much do MotoGP Valencia tickets cost?
No official 2026 price could be verified. Resellers checked on 19 October 2026 list tickets from 89 euros per person, Sunday alone from 95 euros, and three days from 319 euros. The official 2025 prices ran from 49.50 to 184.50 euros. Check the final price, fees included, on the official ticket office before you buy.
Where do I buy MotoGP Valencia tickets?
On the official MotoGP ticket office, tickets.motogp.com, operated by Platinium Group Spain S.L. The championship organiser, MGP Group, does not sell tickets. The circuit’s own ticket office is another route, but its page could not be read. Resellers also sell tickets, often with fees or as hotel packages: compare the final price before you pay.
Is there a shuttle bus from Valencia to the circuit?
Yes. A BusForFun transport plan was announced on 25 May 2026, with departures from 13 places, including Benimaclet, Patraix, Manises, Sagunto, Cullera and Alzira, online booking, and 10 euros off for the first 1,500 return tickets on Saturday or Sunday. The base price is not published in the sources read. In 2025, buses only ran with at least 50 seats booked.
How do I get to the Ricardo Tormo circuit from Valencia?
Three options are documented. The official BusForFun bus, announced for 2026. Driving, via the A-3, exit 334, with the north car park reached through exit 332 and the CV-378. A taxi, which followed a mandatory route in 2025. The Renfe C-3 train had a stop at the circuit in 2025, but its 2026 service is not confirmed.
Where should I stay for the Valencia GP?
Ciutat Vella is the most central and the most expensive. Ruzafa has the bars, Eixample and Extramurs are quieter, Benimaclet is a stop on the official bus, and Cabanyal or Malvarrosa face the sea. Hotels close to the circuit are rare and often sold as packages. Book early: the estimated increase for race weekend 2025 was 18%.
How much does a hotel cost during the Valencia GP?
No 2026 race-weekend rate was found. The Mabrian study of the 2025 race gives estimated ceilings of 150 euros a night for 3-star, 177 euros for 4-star and 304 euros for 5-star, with an average increase of 18%. For 2026, Pole Position Travel offers packages from 854 to 1,580 euros per person without tickets, for 3 nights minimum.
Does the train go to the circuit?
A « Circuit Ricardo Tormo » stop exists on Renfe’s C-3 line. In 2022 Renfe scheduled 171 trains for the race, and in 2025 the line was reopened to the circuit from Aldaia. On 26 August 2026 the C-3 Aldaia-Utiel was still without service, with no mention of the circuit stop. Check with Renfe before you count on the train.
Is the ticket refundable?
According to the circuit’s ticket office, there are no refunds or changes once a ticket is bought. This comes from a search extract, as the page could not be opened directly. Read the sales conditions at checkout, on the ticket office you choose.
Sources
- MotoGP, official event page: dates, official name, ticket office
- MotoGP Premier: Valencia Grand Prix page, checked on 19 October 2026, with no session times
- MotoGP Tickets: venue, official ticket office seller
- DGT: traffic measures for the 2025 edition (press release of 13 November 2025)
- Valencia News: BusForFun 2026 transport plan (25 May 2026)
- Última Hora: race moved to November (15 March 2026)
- Última Hora: Mabrian study on the 2025 impact and hotels (12 November 2025)
- AEMET: November climate normals for the Valencian Community
- Red Transporte: Valencian transport fares for 2026 (unofficial guide)
- Pole Position Travel: 2026 packages (commercial offers)
- Moncloa: status of the C-3 line at 26 August 2026
- Motorcycles.news: provisional weekend timetable
Checks carried out on 19 October 2026. Reseller and package prices are commercial offers, recorded on that date.
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