“Enjoy Greenday, Marshmellow, Black Eyed Peas with special $10,000 ticket” – The Singapore Grand Prix is set to host 92 performances in the three days Formula One weekend
$10,000 Experience to enjoy the best musical acts on earth
This celebration however comes at a cost. The fans can have a perfect F1 experience for a cost of around $10,000 per ticket. This ticket is the epitome of luxury.
The 3 days of Formula 1 Paddock Club ticket comes with lots of special perks. Not only the fans can enjoy concerts, but they will also have the liberty to walk around the pitlane as well.
Moreover, spending $10,000 brings out the finest of Singapore restaurants and food. The fans holding this ticket will have an air-conditioned view of the race in an observatory place.
The cheapest price ticket costs $98 on the Bay Grandstand. Singapore Grand Prix with the new regulation of machinery is a joy to behold.
The stage is set for Singapore’s BIGGEST party in 3 years 🙌🏻 Joining the previously announced acts @marshmello, @westlifemusic and @GreenDay, the #SingaporeGP also features @bep, @thekidlaroi, @OfficialTLC and @suedeHQ and many more! Get more info at https://t.co/VvcQ4A0Krq #F1 pic.twitter.com/Xoxe29hKPm
— SingaporeGP (@F1NightRace) July 22, 2022
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