The Las Vegas Grand Prix is held on a street circuit that runs through the heart of the Las Vegas Strip. This circuit includes parts of Las Vegas Boulevard and highlights many of the city's famous landmarks, such as casinos and luxury hotels, providing a unique and glamorous backdrop for the race. 

The layout is designed to showcase the high speed and excitement of Formula 1 racing right in the midst of one of the world's most iconic entertainment destinations. The event is particularly notable for being one of the few Formula 1 races held at night, adding to the visual spectacle with the bright lights of the Strip.

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The best way to get to the Las Vegas Strip Circuit depends on factors, such as your location, transportation preferences and availability of services.

Driving: Please note that the Las Vegas Strip Circuit does not offer any official parking lots for regular ticket holders, therefore you need to find alternative spots nearby. We suggest that you park your car at selected hotel parking lots (more information here) and then continue by Uber/Monorail or by walking.

Ride-sharing: Las Vegas Strip Circuit offers two drop-off points for fans. They are located at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas and the Howard Hughes Center.

Monorail: Using a monorail is a good alternative. Find more information here.