The Grand Prix Collection: Formula 1 Cruises

The standard inclusions vary for each bespoke package of the Grand Prix Collection. All guests are granted tickets to the race events, deluxe hotel stays, return flights and selected transfers, as well as a well-appointed cruise accommodation and access to an array of onboard amenities and entertainment.

Yes. Some cruise packages offer a full three-day race weekend from practice sessions to the race day, whilst others may only include a two-day access to the qualifying and race day, and some just the main event on Sunday. Regardless, a seated grandstand ticket is given to each guest, offering them a chance to watch the world’s most prestigious motorsport race up close and personal!

The Cruise Division of MSC Group, comprising the MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys, pushes the limits of imagination and takes cruising to new heights with its global partnership with Formula 1, the world’s most reputable motor racing competition. MSC Cruises is the title sponsor for three 2025 Formula 1 World Championship Grand Prix races, including the Austrian Grand Prix, United States Grand Prix and the Brazil Grand Prix.

There’s no specific dress code for watching the Grand Prix, but smart-casual attire is generally recommended and flip-flops are not allowed in most F1 hospitality areas. You can wear whatever you’re comfortable with as long as it aligns with the atmosphere of the Formula 1 races and respects the culture of the host city. Since you’ll likely be doing a lot of walking around the track, choosing the most comfortable footwear is encouraged. 

It’s always best to check the weather forecast of the destination you’re visiting to watch an F1 race. For example, Singapore and Miami’s weather might be hot and humid so it’s recommended to wear lightweight and breathable clothing. Meanwhile, it can get cold and wet during the Great Britain Grand Prix, so you might want to consider choosing an attire that can keep you warm and dry.  

Grand Prix is one of the few events where you can dress up in lavish and eccentric outfits you don’t normally wear to express yourself freely. Some F1 fans may even appear in their full-on team merchandise – and no one is here to judge!  Ultimately, the best way is to show up in your best personal style without compromising comfort and cultural sensitivity.

Whilst the best destination to experience the F1 Grand Prix varies per person, some of the most famous and fan-favourite circuits are in Monaco, Great Britain, Italy and Singapore.