With the pool of talent available and all kinds of activities for fans throughout the weekend, Honda Indy Toronto is going to be fantastic! Here is what you need to know about Honda Indy Toronto 2019.
Grandstand tickets include admission to the event and a reserved, specific seat in the grandstand. Admission to the pits is not included (unless you purchase a 2-day, Gold level grandstand pass). Weekend grandstand passes are $185 for gold level, $130 for silver level and $85 for bronze level. Single day grandstand passes are available too (for either Saturday or Sunday). A silver pass is $95, and a bronze pass is $70.
A 3-day pit pass is $125. The pit passes grants access to the pits during support series, on-track racing action and for IndyCar practice, qualifying and pre-race events. However, admission isn’t granted during the Sunday afternoon race.
A 3-day paddock pass is $65 and a single day paddock pass is $40. With a paddock pass, fans get access to the “garage” of the event. Event organizers describe it as having access to the locker room during a sporting event, like hockey or football.
There is a special opportunity for young racers, aged 5-12. With the purchase of a Rookie Racer ticket ($25), they get a hands-on, up-close experience with cars and drivers.
The complete Honda Indy schedule will be released closer to race date, to accommodate for any last-minute updates.
Honda Indy Toronto isn’t just about the racing. It’s about a weekend-long festival with food, drink and entertainment of all kinds taking place on the streets around Exhibition Place near Lake Ontario and downtown Toronto. There are food trucks, beer gardens, interactive displays and experiences, show cars, autograph sessions with drivers and more.
Just to give you an example of what you can expect at the festival, there is a Blue Jays batting cage, a golf swing zone, a hockey slap shot zone, free snow cones and popcorn, Honda racing simulators, live entertainment, Honda vehicle display and lots more.
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