A special weekend is here!
SUZUKA CIRCUIT PARK
Race
Weekend!
Enjoy the entire Suzuka Circuit with your family using special tickets that include "Park Admission," "Unlimited Attractions," and "Race Viewing" available only on weekends when big races are held.
Make the most of your Saturday and Sunday!
2025 Race Weekend Dates
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※Finished
March 8 (Sat)・9 (Sun) -
April 26 (Sat)・27 (Sun)
Ticket sales start: March 31 (Mon) 11:00
Race information here - August 1 (Fri) - 3 (Sun) ※1
- August 23 (Sat) - 24 (Sun)
- October 25 (Sat)・26 (Sun)
- November 22 (Sat)・23 (Sun・Holiday)
※1 Valid for three days only for the Suzuka 8 Hours from August 1 (Fri) to August 3 (Sun)
The charm of the race weekend is here!
Where is the best place to spend the race weekend? What makes it different from other days?
We will answer these questions!
2Days of Fun and Savings!
The special passport for the race weekend can be used for two days on Saturday and Sunday※, and the price is almost the same as the regular park passport. So, if you enjoy the two days at Suzuka Circuit, it becomes very cost-effective!
That's why, after enjoying Suzuka Circuit on Saturday, it's good to stay nearby and have a two-day schedule to play on Sunday!
Suzuka Circuit Hotel is often difficult to book during race weekends, so we recommend staying at "Suzuka Circuit Family Camp" or nearby hotels.
※Suzuka 8 Hours only (Fri) - (Sun) 3 days
The park during the big race is a super hidden spot where you can play smoothly!
"Is it race day? Don't you think it will be crowded?"
In fact, during the period, thousands to tens of thousands of spectators gather every day, but many of them are race fans and spend most of their time around the racing course. Therefore, Suzuka Circuit Park during the race period is actually quite short and comfortable waiting time!
Special events are packed!
On race days, various events are held around the racing course. And don't worry, even if you're not that interested in racing, there are plenty of experience-based content for you to enjoy!
Experience it with your child and it will surely become an unforgettable memory!
Tips to Enjoy the Race Weekend at 120%
What happens at Suzuka Circuit on race days? For those who have never been there...
we will introduce tips for enjoying the race weekend with your family!
Let's understand the flow of people
As mentioned in 'The park during big races is a hidden gem where you can play freely!', the congestion on regular weekends and holidays tends to differ from that on race weekends. The areas that get crowded on race weekends include the parking lot, the vicinity of the racing course, and GP Square.
On the other hand, the area around the park is relatively empty, including attractions, restaurants, and merchandise shops.
When you have children with you, it's nice to have a place where you can relax without feeling too self-conscious about your surroundings. Try to find a comfortable place by understanding this tendency!
Check the event time and registration time in advance
Events like 'Special Events Galore!' may take place during available times at the Racing Course, and some may require prior registration to participate. Since this is a great opportunity, we recommend checking the event information and timetable on the race event page in advance to ensure you can participate!
Check out the next race weekend information!
April 26 (Sat) - 27 (Sun) Event ENEOS Super Taikyu Series 2025 Empowered by BRIDGESTONE Round 2 SUZUKA S Taikyu 5-Hour Race
The Super Taikyu race (commonly known as S Taikyu) features modified racing cars based on everyday vehicles that compete for speed over a long duration, making it an exhilarating motorsport.
What's great about S耐!
Introducing a limited event on April 26 (Sat) and 27 (Sun)!
Experience a job related to racing!
A tour that allows you to see behind the scenes of the racing course, which is usually not accessible, along with plenty of family-exclusive events such as "Race Announcer Experience" and "Course Official Experience" for families with children!
Click here for details
"S耐横丁" combining the atmosphere of race week and festival
The "S耐 Alley" where team sponsor booths gather will appear this year at GP Square. The official S耐 character "Spark" is also very popular!
In addition, there are plenty of events that families can enjoy, such as the "Pit Visit" where you can visit the team's base "Pit" and the "Kids Pit Walk" where you can see the machines up close after qualifying!
