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Two Palm Jumeirah resorts: Atlantis The Palm is the original 5-star landmark; Atlantis The Royal is its newer sister property.
Pick between a 2-day Reserved Grandstand or trackside Yacht Hospitality at Yas Marina.
An optional ticket to the post-race concert
Included as standard
4 nights at Atlantis The Palm or The Royal
In Dubai.
2-day Grandstand or Yacht Hospitality, Yas Marina
Grandstand for both days, or trackside Yacht with buffet and bar.
Post-race concert
Etihad Park Post-Race Concert
Optional, included in every package.
Four nights in Dubai for the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, with flights, transfers and your choice of hotel and race viewing.
Fri 4 Dec - Sun 6 Dec 2026
4.9
14 reviews
Clients single out the transfers, the Atlantis accommodation, and the grandstand or yacht viewing.
Clients single out the transfers, the Atlantis accommodation, and the grandstand or yacht viewing.
4.9
(14)
What to expect
Five o'clock local start, twilight into night across the 55 laps. Marina, hotel arch and harbour yachts lit through the closing stints.
Vettel won his first title here in 2010; Hamilton and Verstappen settled 2021 on the last lap. Abu Dhabi has decided more F1 championships than any other circuit.
F1 cars run under the W Abu Dhabi - Yas Island hotel between Turns 13 and 14, the only race on the calendar with a built-in hotel arch in its layout.
Beyoncé opened Atlantis The Royal in 2023 with the highest-paid private performance in history. 760 rooms, Dinner by Heston, Nobu, Carbone, world's largest jellyfish aquarium.
The season closes with a headline concert at Etihad Park, a short walk from the circuit. Last year's title went to the wire here; the 2026 finale runs at Yas Marina on 6 December. The lineup is confirmed closer to the date.
Abu Dhabi
22°
Partly cloudy
Our best tips
Abu Dhabi averages 26°C in December, warm without the summer scorching. Evenings cool slightly, so pack a light layer. Perfect Grand Prix timing.
Modest dress code: loose-fitting clothes covering shoulders, arms, and legs. Pack swimwear for Atlantis pools, beach clubs, and waterparks. If visiting Jumeirah Mosque or Al Fahidi Historical Neighbourhood, bring a respectful, covering option.
Getting you on track
Completely hands-off from start to finish
Tell us what you're after and we'll plan the rest. All you have to do is show up.
Add personal touches to your trip
Make a request and our team will do everything they can to make it happen
Your host walks the paddock with you. One person, one number, the whole weekend.
Pick the experience, pick the tier, pick the day. Your account manager handles the rest.
Getting around
The included flights land in Dubai with hotels on the Palm, so the Yas Marina circuit is a drive east on race day.
Use Careem over Uber across Dubai; out at the circuit, Yas Island packs the hotels, the marina and the mall in one place.
The Gate Avenue district draws the after-work crowd and the serious restaurants, away from the Downtown mall crush.
The whole crowd leaves Yas at once, so we hold you back until the roads clear rather than join the crush.
What our guests say
Amazing Abu Dhabi GP experience
I booked the Abu Dhabi GP package including flights, transfers, hotel and tickets. Absolutely incredible experience, the staff were on hand and answered all of my queries, and the event was very well organised. I could not fault it at all! I am excited to book my next trip with Imperial.
Overall a very good event Abu Dhabi…
Overall a very good event Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, Coaches left too early after the race day was the only issue apart from that very good event and good organisation from all the events staff .
The experience was fantastic
The experience was fantastic, of course a great event (Abu Dhabi F1) is hard to top as an all round event so really enjoyed that along with staying in Dubai at Atlantis.Some challenges with the initial booking and name changes but we got there.As a note, which i'm sure not the only one, is the bus leaving the car park at the F1, i get this is a venue issue and sure what your asked to do. As a suggestion for future, maybe you could get people to walk over to other side of the road (By Warner brothers) and meet at one of your team members. Then when you have 20-30 call a bus in from a more sensible location waiting 10-15 mins away, so save the 2 1/2 hour wait, not ideal and does impact the fun on the nights but accept not imperials faultThank you
Another Fabulous Abu Dhabi GP
Fabulous event. Pick ups and drop offs were well organised in a luxury coach. Seats at GP were excellent. We had booked one twin room but this wasn’t known by the hotel (the 3rd time this has happened, with the other times being at Roland Garros when we had to purchase another room.) Luckily the hotel found a twin room as we were early checking in. The access to the club lounge was great and the girls were always around for queries. Excellent event - please add an another extra night! Already booked for next year!
10/10
I recently booked the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix through Imperial Events, if only I could leave a 6 star review! Great atmosphere, All of the staff were amazing but Megan really stood out for me, she went above and beyond to ensure an exceptional experience. Would recommend.
Great company, super well planned ..Amazing
We've just returned from an amazing F1 experience in Abu Dhabi. Great company, they really nailed the finer details, special appreciation to Marcus Lenton, our AM, he's a total joy to chat with, full of drive (F1 theme) and passion (simply one of the best sales guys I've encountered), and Sian and her crew looked after us during the trip.. hoping to rebook soon.
Fantastic experience
Fantastic experience, very well organised Thank You
5 ⭐️Superb hotel and breakfast!
Superb hotel and incredible breakfast! The hotel staff were so friendly and accommodating. The seating at the track was perfect- great view of a few twists & straights. The Imperial staff were friendly and helpful. BE WARNED FERRARI WORLD IS FOR YOUNG AND SMALLER PEOPLE. It is not a museum as the few cars are models, not even the real thing. Height restrictions upwards!! Room service not good-drowning in mayonnaise! Pretty poor for 5 ⭐️ The flight’s decent. All round excellent weekend.
Great hotel
Great hotel, amazing facilities food amazing also.
Exceptional!
We booked the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix in Nov-22 as a surprise 60th birthday present for my father. I was more than a little reticent due to previous Trust Pilot reviews, but in all honesty the entire experience was exceptional. A very nice young lady named Gee took care of all the booking details in advance and the Imperial Team in-location were incredible - transfers ran seamlessly, the hotel was amazing and Yas Marina is a real sight to behold. I would definitely book with ICE again and highly recommend them. Thanks Gee - you were great!
Really great experience in Dubai
Really great experience in Dubai - Amazing company and highly recommend!
Booked both the Abu Dhabi F1 and James…
Booked both the Abu Dhabi F1 and James Bond premiere with Imperial, will use again
WOW F1 Abu-Dhabi
What can I say from Wow, from start to the end Abu Dhabi GP was excellent staying at the Atlantis palm for the 3rd time going to the F1 eating in the underwater restaurant to the ICE staff helping with the PCR's chasing results to giving you advice was second to none, roll on Singapore 2022, Thank you to Jodie,Toni,Olivia. Great Service every time.
Imperial makes group bookings…
Imperial makes group bookings completely stress-free. Wish I knew about these guys years ago. Looking forward to the Abi Dhabi GP for a second time :)
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The Abu Dhabi Grand Prix arrived on the Formula One calendar in 2009 and immediately established itself as the season's showpiece finale. Held at the Hermann Tilke-designed Yas Marina Circuit on Yas Island, it is one of the few races on the calendar that begins in daylight and finishes under floodlights, lending the event a visual drama that few circuits can match. In barely fifteen years, it has hosted some of the most controversial and memorable title deciders in the sport's history.
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Abu Dhabi is the jewel in the crown of the Formula One calendar. The facilities are second to none.
This is the best facility in Formula One. Everything about it is first class.
A deal to bring Formula One to Abu Dhabi from 2009, struck while Yas Island remained largely undeveloped.
The Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management company signed a contract with Formula One Management to host a Grand Prix from 2009. Construction of the Yas Marina Circuit began on Yas Island, a largely undeveloped stretch of land between Abu Dhabi city and the airport. The project was part of a broader ambition to position Abu Dhabi as a global destination for sport and entertainment.
A billion-dollar circuit with a hotel straddling the track; Yas Marina did not arrive quietly.
On 1 November 2009, Sebastian Vettel took pole position and led every lap to win the first Abu Dhabi Grand Prix for Red Bull Racing. The race served as the season finale and immediately showcased the circuit's unique day-to-night transition. The $1 billion Yas Marina facility, complete with a hotel straddling the circuit and a marina running through the paddock, set a new benchmark for F1 venues.
At 23, Vettel became the sport's youngest champion while Alonso watched his title slip away in traffic.
The 2010 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix became one of the most dramatic season finales in F1 history. Four drivers arrived with a mathematical chance of winning the championship: Fernando Alonso, Mark Webber, Sebastian Vettel, and Lewis Hamilton. Vettel won the race and, at 23, became the youngest World Champion in the sport's history. Alonso, who had led the standings coming into the weekend, was left stranded in traffic after a strategic miscalculation by Ferrari.
Hamilton sealed his second title here, as Mercedes quietly announced a reign that would define the decade.
The 2014 race was the first Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to carry double points, a controversial rule introduced to keep the championship alive until the final round. It worked, after a fashion: Lewis Hamilton beat Mercedes teammate Nico Rosberg to clinch his second World Championship. The race also marked the beginning of the turbo-hybrid era at Yas Marina, with Mercedes' dominance reshaping the competitive order for years to come.
Five days after clinching his championship, Rosberg stunned the paddock with his retirement; one of the most unexpected exits in the sport's modern history, set against Yas Marina's floodlights.
Nico Rosberg finished second behind Hamilton in the 2016 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix, but it was enough to secure his first and only World Championship. Five days later, he announced his retirement from Formula One, stunning the paddock. It was one of the most unexpected exits in the sport's modern history, and it happened in the afterglow of Yas Marina's floodlights.
One lap, older tyres, and a safety car call that rewrote the F1 rulebook.
Max Verstappen overtook Lewis Hamilton on the final lap of the 2021 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to win his first World Championship, following a late safety car restart that remains one of the most debated decisions in F1 history. Race Director Michael Masi's call to allow only the lapped cars between Verstappen and Hamilton to unlap themselves set up a one-lap shootout. Hamilton, on older tyres, had no answer. The fallout led to significant changes in race direction procedures for the following season.
Ten seconds stripped from the lap; Tilke's redesign didn't tweak Yas Marina, it rewrote it.
Ahead of the 2021 race, the Yas Marina Circuit underwent its most significant layout changes since opening. The chicane at the hotel section was replaced with a sweeping banked left-hander, the hairpin at Turn 7 was tightened, and the final sector was completely reconfigured to encourage closer racing. The modifications, overseen by Tilke Engineers, were widely praised by drivers and shortened the lap by around 10 seconds.
Nineteen wins from twenty-two starts; Verstappen did not so much contest a season as conduct one.
Max Verstappen won the 2023 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix to cap a season of staggering dominance: 19 victories from 22 races. It was his fifth win at Yas Marina, tying Lewis Hamilton's record at the circuit. The race also marked the final Abu Dhabi Grand Prix for several familiar faces, as the grid continued its generational shift.
Verstappen, pole, victory; now in its 17th running, Yas Marina holds a contracted grip on the season finale and shows no sign of letting go.
The 2025 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix marked the 17th running of the edition, with Max Verstappen taking victory from pole position for Red Bull Racing. Abu Dhabi's contract with Formula One extends through the coming years, ensuring Yas Marina remains the traditional curtain-closer to the season. With its combination of world-class facilities, guaranteed weather, and a track that has now proven it can produce genuine drama, the race has earned its place among the calendar's most anticipated weekends.
