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When we booked the tickets we requested West Stand entrance E. F, G or H, row as before. We were unfortunately given entrance C which was around the corner of the stand and no view up the finish straight or further round the course where we usually sit. We had checked the seats but not the entrance.
Bookf1 did a fantastic job of securing W04 block - I actually requested w07 but bookf1 could only secure w04 and actually it was better seats Right on the end of straight, see last 2 corners and pit entry Beer was extremely expensive at £11 a pint but plenty of food outlets and converts were great but very busy Overall the west stand was awesome to see the first lap crash, overtake and of course the donuts at the end Thank you bookf1 Canada is already booked with you for 2019
Fantastic experience from booking through to event itself. We’d booked this as part of our holiday & received the tickets in plenty of time for our travel. All the information sent beforehand was great, also really helpful highlighting the Yas app that we used. The seats we were allocated gave us a great view & fab to have the same seats for the whole event. Organization at the event was great including the concerts (we hadn’t realised these were included when we booked). Only item for improvement, literature said only professional cameras not allowed into concert, but application was cameras with a zoom, helpful if clearer in future. Staff at event were always helpful. Just fantastic!
Not sure the Yas 'pay' card was a good idea. Much beter to use card or cash. here
Throughout the year there are some fantastic festivals and occasions to enjoy in Abu Dhabi. By checking out the events calendar, you can time your visit with some of these exciting and fun festivals, ensuring that there will be plenty of things to do during your stay in the United Arab Emirates.
Early in the year is a great time to visit Abu Dhabi, with the Formula 1 Grand Prix held in February and the Music and Arts Festival in March. The Sounds of Arabia event in May showcases local art and culture. Later in the year, the Marine Sports Festival is especially exciting, with not only a massive exhibition, but also a leading Formula 1 boat race.
What changes can we expect for this year’s event?
Going green. What are your thoughts on going electric? Should we be looking at other fuel possibilities such as hydrogen? What will it all mean for the future of the sport?
We are going to be welcoming back the fans for this year’s Grand Prix. What does having the crowd back mean to you personally?
The After-Race Concerts are also returning, can we expect a real party atmosphere to get the Abu Dhabi finale back on the map? here
“We remain committed to continually delivering a better experience for the Formula 1 family and ticket holders,” he added. [links]
“This race and the Yas Marina Circuit has introduced Abu Dhabi and the United Arab Emirates to tens of millions of visitors and TV viewers from around the world,” Khaldoon Khalifa Al Mubarak, the chairman of Abu Dhabi Motorsport Management, said. [links]
According to a press release, the current agreement between the promoter and Formula One World Championship Limited (FOWC) was due to expire after the 2016 Formula 1 Abu Dhabi Grand Prix race and the announcement reflects both parties’ ambition to “lock in the Grand Prix for future years at an early opportunity.”
Bernie Ecclestone, the CEO of Formula One group of companies, said: “Abu Dhabi has played an important part in pioneering the modern era of Formula 1 racing.”
Abu Dhabi’s Yas Marina Circuit will remain a feature of the Formula 1 World Championship calendar after a multi-year extension of the promoter’s license, the Abu Dhabi Motorsports Management said Thursday.