How to get to the United States Grand Prix™
In this guide you’ll learn about how to get to Austin for the Grand Prix™
The Circuit of the Americas, or COTA for short, is conveniently located approximately 18 miles from downtown Austin, Texas.
The 20-turn, counterclockwise circuit takes advantage of the naturally undulating landscape, with a notable 133-foot hill at Turn 1 that truly has to be witnessed firsthand to be fully appreciated.
The 20-turn, counterclockwise circuit takes advantage of the naturally undulating landscape, with a notable 133-foot hill at Turn 1 that truly has to be witnessed firsthand to be fully appreciated.
The Circuit of the Americas, Austin, Texas.
Austin has become a favorite among F1 enthusiasts, thanks to its vibrant atmosphere, lively music scene, numerous venues and bars, excellent restaurants, and a must-try barbecue. The downtown area is easily accessible and pedestrian-friendly, making it an ideal destination for Formula 1 fans.
A small number of major European airlines now offer direct flights to Austin from cities including London, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt. However, if direct flights are not available, frequent flight connections via other US cities mean getting to Austin is easy from just about anywhere. Transiting at less busy airports like Minneapolis, Detroit, or Charlotte can often result in shorter immigration queues and quicker transit times.
For more international and domestic flight options, consider flying into Houston or Dallas, both of which have air and ground connections to Austin.
If you prefer a scenic journey, the Amtrak's Texas Eagle runs all the way from Chicago to Los Angeles, stopping at multiple stations within Texas, including Austin, the home of the US Grand Prix.
While most visitors need a visa to enter the USA, you should check specific requirements based on your individual circumstances.
A small number of major European airlines now offer direct flights to Austin from cities including London, Amsterdam, and Frankfurt. However, if direct flights are not available, frequent flight connections via other US cities mean getting to Austin is easy from just about anywhere. Transiting at less busy airports like Minneapolis, Detroit, or Charlotte can often result in shorter immigration queues and quicker transit times.
For more international and domestic flight options, consider flying into Houston or Dallas, both of which have air and ground connections to Austin.
If you prefer a scenic journey, the Amtrak's Texas Eagle runs all the way from Chicago to Los Angeles, stopping at multiple stations within Texas, including Austin, the home of the US Grand Prix.
While most visitors need a visa to enter the USA, you should check specific requirements based on your individual circumstances.
