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Senna grand stand was excellent and access from Gate 1 was easy. Uber offered free ride shares to and from race Facilities and entertainment at the track was excellent and buying tickets early gave access to the GP Advantage enclosure which was a nice touch and great for enjoying support races.

Senna grand stand was excellent and access from Gate 1 was easy. Uber offered free ride shares to and from race Facilities and entertainment at the track was excellent and buying tickets early gave access to the GP Advantage enclosure which was a nice touch and great for enjoying support races.

The event was a great experience and I enjoyed being there. However, the F1 race itself was a bit lack-lustre in providing little in the way of opportunities for overtaking.

The event was a great experience and I enjoyed being there. However, the F1 race itself was a bit lack-lustre in providing little in the way of opportunities for overtaking.

My husband and myself flew from the uk and sat in the Senna stand with my son who lives in Brisbane. What an amazing experience sitting in the Senna stand.It ticked all the boxes with a great view and TV screen in front of us. Well worth the money. I would recommend it,and would certainly use the stand again. It was the icing on the cake ?

Took my 17 year old son to f1 melbourne both of us had a great weekend and we'll be back next year

I had a ticket for 4 days and Aus GP has a lot to offer so never a dull day. If you want autographs then get up early, so worth it! Head over to Melbourne Walk (if you have GP Advantage, get there for 9am). If you get there after 10am you won't be at the front. The supercar challenge and porshe cup are worth seeing. The air force displays were incredible and combine so well with F1. I would reccomend the Heineken stage where there were live acts such as Rudimental. My ticket was for Senna Grandstand and this offers a great view of the last turn, you also have a large screen so you don't miss out. I would like to do Fangio next time as you cannot see all of the pit straight from Senna. Aussie crowd are great!!

As always the Book F1 process worked perfectly, collected tickets without a hitch, so thanks for that! My first time at the Melbourne race and really enjoyed it overall with a few exceptions that I thought the Australian organisers would have worked out by now? The tram and bus service is as good as it possibly can be, but it was still overwhelmed at the end of each day. That can't be helped but the way crowds are sent from one gate to the next could be better. Lots of people jumping over the tram tracks to avoid the mobbed underpass, too many people cutting in etc. Too many vehicle priority lanes inside the park? 1000's of people having to wait at cross roads while 2 people in a golf cart amble through the grounds....? Toilets and food stands were all good quality, but nowhere near enough to cater for the crowds that are guaranteed to attend? And what a lack of beer sellers? I know the Aussies like a drink, so whats with all the soft drink and iced tea carts and about 3 places to buy beer in the areas close to Gate 1 and 2? The marshalls on the stands were good, people well behaved and not standing on the stairs and walkways as usual in other places! A lot of great effort from private car owners and collectors, events ongoing all weekend, but its a pity the event ends so early each day.......check out Singapore with concerts and drinking until 1-2am in the middle of the city, that must make a lot of money for someone. The RAAF displays were brilliant! And the race! a great way to start the season, the track is lovely for a street circuit and despite the chaotic qualifying rules that Bernie et al must sort out, the race was exciting to watch even if Lewis didn't win this time!

I've attended a few different circuits around Europe so this year I decided to do Melbourne. This was the best decision I could have made. They are doing everything right! The Thursday had all the drivers doing autographs where I met quite a few of them with very little ques (however if I wanted to meet the big teams I would have had to que all day in 37 degree heat.. Your best bet to meet those driver's is through Melbourne walk). They also had racing on the Thursday, which was very impressive. It was an extra full day for fans. They also had competitions running all weekend, all you had to do is post a selfie on social networking sites. I won a V8 paddock/garage tour and my friend won F1 paddock tour, where we saw all the team bosses going to an event, several drivers going on lunch and even a few film crews. To experience this I felt so incredibly lucky, more circuits should do this for fans. As for our seats we were on the last corner so had the cars slow down for the pits in front of us. Had perfect views of them, and a big screen in front of us. However the TV screens didn't give us any info on the new quali knock outs so unless you listened to the radio you had no clue what was going on. As for transport I got dropped off just outside the gate 1 and picked up from the middle Park shops just across the road. So easy to get to. I go the tram in on the Sunday which was easy and had the added bonus of Daniel Ricciardo's voice greeting you and telling you what stop to use. However getting the tram home on the Sunday was difficult due to huge ques. Maybe they need a longer walk between the circuit and the tram to organise better. But overall this has been one of my favourite races to attend, this one is for the fans and they do everything right at a reasonable price. Will be looking into doing this one again :)

Access was held up until 10.15 am causing big delays. No apparent reason for not letting patrons into the circuit early. Upon attempting to leave at the end of final practice on Saturday it took over one hour to access Canterbury Road. Suggestion would be the construction of a temporary access egress away from the tram stop.

The tickets were not a great idea with showers and carrying beers, tickets cost a fair bit of money at least you could do is supply landyards. Also one bar for the entire stand seemed a bit small. Other than that it was a great weekend.

Melbourne was the 1st grande prix we have been to, was pleased to find there was loads to do inside the circuit.even more surprising was this was all at no extra cost. Food choices basic but good prices, drinks expensive but lots of free water taps. Free suncream. Pit walk good but at times felt it was difficult to see as so crowded. Transport was well organised with free trams. At the end of the day don't rush to leave as free trams get busy. We had a fantastic time well worth getting the 4 day ticket felt it was really good value.

The lack of the roar of F1 V8 engines was most disappointing. I'll wait until the rules change before going again. A big plus for all the extra entertainment, activities and displays. The huge expected entry/exit crowds were NOT accommodated for with waits of up to an hour for trams and buses. CHAOS! Merchandisers all ran out of their respective most popular items by Sat. morning.

No spectacle!! tit mice chasing around, as dull Mazda 3 hallenge. Bernie has screwed thing up royally (give him an OBE and a homsted on Isle of Wight, better Austin Texas, that laughable evet). I've been going for 51 years and this is the worst given these regs. At 68 I may giveuptravelling and watch on TV. 2013 I went to 6 events, all but US folly a real folly, and saw Alonso win in Barceona. As always BookF1 did its usual stellar job of ticket delivery and info before rent, Knowing of your good service may still get me out California to an event

I had an absolutely amazing and fantastic time. There was never a moment with nothing to do or see. The only negative....why on earth is smoking allowed everywhere in the venue..even around the food outlets..??

I had a great time, although I have only given 4 Stars, other people may see it as 5 Star. The saturday, was very very wet causing the cancellation of Q2 and Q1, I know you cannot do anything about the weather, better facility's and information when the weather was inclement would be an improvement. Why place a large screen TV next to the music marque. Their was a large crowd watching the screen and trying to listen to the commentary and were unable to do so when the musicians insisted on banging drums and guitars, I know they need to tune the equipment, but this is primarily a GP not a music festival. I would have liked to be camp on site, not on a big 4 site outside Melbourne. Requiring 3 hour journey times every day! In saying this I would go again

Great overall,slightly marred by the weather!

Great weekend will return

Fantastic weekend and needs to be experienced

Having been to Barcelona and Silverstone in the past I was really impressed by Albert Park. The view from the Senna grandstand was great - we could see the entry to the pit lane as well as the final corner and part of the main straight. Directly across from a big screen as well (this was block A, others blocks were not so close) Although there were plenty of people there was enough open parkland so you didn't feel crowed and no queues for toilets! The only gripe I had was the queuing system for the tram on Sunday night - there didn't really seem to be one and it took an hour to make our way through the scrum (that said, the trams were plentiful once you made it to the platform). Great service from Book F1 as well - there was a delay on ticket printing which meant we had to collect from the course rather than have them posted but we were keep well informed throughout. The pit lane access on Thursday and entrance to the GP Advantage bar was also a bonus we didn't realise we were getting!