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Nagoya Marriott Associa
Address: 1 Chome-1-4 Meieki, Nakamura-ku, Nagoya, Aichi Prefecture 450-6002, Japan
Phone: +81 52-584-1111
Check-In Time: 15:00
Check-Out Time: 12:00
Website: View here
Thu 26 Mar - Sun 29 Mar, 2026 | Suzuka, Japan
Formula 1 Aramco Japanese Grand Prix 2026
Suzuka Circuit: Google Maps
Important Information
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Experience Details
Select your Official Ticket Package below to access details related to your package.
+Programming, experiences, dates, times, appearances, and locations are subject to change.
Hotel Information
Upon arriving at the hotel, the individual on the reservation must be present and provide the front desk with a valid form of photo identification and credit card to complete the check-in process.
Please Note: We do not provide confirmation numbers. For additional details on your accommodation, contact us at +1 (888) 326-5430.
Hotel Transfer Schedule
Transfer times are for guests who have purchased a hotel AND transport with F1® Experiences only. Times are set so that guests arrive at the circuit for the first track activity of the day.
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Nagoya Marriott Associa
About Your Ground Transfer
- Hotel: Nagoya Marriott Associa Hotel
- Lanyard: Wear the white F1® Experiences lanyard included with your physical package items.
- Transportation Type: Motorcoach
- Hotel Meeting Point: Guests will meet in the lobby on the 15th floor, the transport team will guide you down to the coaches on the 1st floor. Please arrive 10 minutes before the departure time.
- Circuit Meeting Point: 34°50'36.3"N 136°32'33.7"E | Paddock Club Parking
- Travel Time: Travel time varies from 1 hour and 30 minutes – 2 hours* depending on traffic.
*This can be up to 3 hours on the return.
Your Schedule
Thursday, 26 March
- Departure: 13:00, only for guests with Hero packages
- Return: After Thursday Fan Activities, only for guests with Hero packages
Friday, 27 March
- Departure: 07:15, for all guests
- Return #1: Starts after Ferrari Challenge Japan Qualifying Session, ends 45 minutes post, only for guests with Legends/Paddock Club/House 44/Champions Club packages
- Return #2: After Inside F1® activities, only for guests with Hero packages
Saturday, 28 March
- Departure: 08:00, for all guests
- Return #1: Starts after F1® Qualifying Session, ends 45 minutes post, only for guests with Legends/Paddock Club/House 44/Hero packages
- Return #2: After Champions Club evening activities, only for guests with Champions Club packages
Sunday, 29 March
- Departure: 07:45, for all guests
- Return: Starts after F1® Podium Ceremony, ends 60 minutes post, for all guests
*Meeting points and times are subject to change.
Maps & Directions
Circuit Map
Click on the map to view and download
*Updated as of March 2026.
How to get to the Circuit
Google Maps: Suzuka Circuit
The Suzuka Circuit is located in a semi-rural, industrial area of the Mie Prefecture.
Click here for additional details on how to access Suzuka Circuit by train and bus.
Note: If you are traveling to the circuit for the whole race weekend, we recommend buying the 5-day Kintetsu Rail Pass , which will cover all your trips throughout the weekend.
Trains from Nagoya Station: A one-way trip to Shiroko Station takes just under an hour and there are regular services on Grand Prix weekend. Please click here for additonal details.
There are two hourly limited express train services to Shiroko Station. One is direct and the other requires a transfer at the Tsu Station. You will need to purchase and reserve your seat at least a day before you plan to travel. The ride takes approximately 100 minutes. Please click here for additonal details.
From Shiroko Station to Suzuka: Follow the signs in English for the shuttle buses, which take around 15 minutes to cover the 5km to Suzuka Circuit and cost under $10 return each day.
Leaving the Circuit: Anticipate long lines to board the train. There may be up to a 2 – 3 hour wait to leave the circuit on race day while all guests depart. Click here for the schedule, always subject to change.
General FAQs
The Suzuka Circuit is equipped with accessible facilities, including elevators, ramps, and designated seating areas for guests with disabilities.
For additional questions regarding accessibility, please call our Guest Services Team at +1 (888) 326-5430.
The closest airport to Suzuka is Chubu Centrair International Airport (NGO), which serves the nearby city of Nagoya and offers domestic, regional and long-haul connections. Popular direct routes from NGO include Tokyo, Seoul, Bangkok, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Abu Dhabi and Frankfurt. Alternatively, you may fly into one of Japan’s larger hub airports; Tokyo’s Narita Airport (NRT) and Osaka’s Kansai Airport (KIX) have a wider selection of international flights. You can then take a domestic flight (e.g. Tokyo to Centrair), bullet train or bus to Suzuka.
If you’ve got access to the Champions Club or the Formula 1 Paddock Club™, you’ll need to make more of an effort to “look the part” than in a grandstand. Smart casual dress is recommended, which means long pants and a shirt or polo shirt for men and a dress, skirt or pants for women. The Champions Club and Formula 1 Paddock Club™ request that no jogging suits, shorts or beach attire be worn.
Read Your Ultimate Checklist for a Day at the Track for more information about what to wear to the track.
Many vendors and shops accept cashless payments, including credit cards, debit cards, and mobile payment systems like Suica and PayPay.
Children aged 3 and older require a ticket. Children must be supervised by an adult at all times.
First Aid Stations are available at multiple locations around the circuit. If you or someone near you requires immediate assistance, contact the nearest staff member or dial the emergency number provided at the circuit.
Please contact your sales representative or call for more information about our available hotels for the Japanese Grand Prix.
Discover authentic Japanese food: Treat yourself to local flavours and classic Japanese dishes at Misakiya. If you’re craving a tasty bowl of ramen, stop by Yokozuna Suzuka or AdvenChina and enjoy rich broth paired with noodles.
Take day trip to Kyoto’s Temples: Just a day trip away, Kyoto is home to over 1,600 Buddhist temples and 400 Shinto shrines. Visit Kurama-dera Temple for peaceful, nature-filled surroundings, or head to the iconic Kiyomizu-dera for stunning views over the city.
Go to the Suzuka theme park: Add some fun to your stay with a visit to Suzuka Circuit Park. With a variety of rides and attractions for all ages, it’s a great place to make memories while you’re in Suzuka!
Charging stations for mobile devices are available in select fan zones and hospitality areas. Bringing a portable power bank is recommended.
- Alcoholic beverages
- Weapons or dangerous items
- Firearms, knives, explosives, and any item deemed dangerous are strictly forbidden
- Drugs and other illegal substances
- Large luggage or suitcases
- Oversized items that cannot fit under your seat are not allowed
- Chairs or stools
- Glass containers
- Drones
- Professional camera equipment
- Telephoto lenses, tripods, and monopods
- Banners or flags on poles
- Fireworks, sparklers, or any flammable substances
- Animals
- Large coolers or ice chests
- Items like air horns and whistles
- Bicycles, scooters, or skates
Please note: Suzuka Circuit reserves the right to modify the List of Prohibited Items at any time, without prior notice, in order to maintain a safe and secure environment during the Formula 1 Aramco Japanese Grand Prix 2026.
Guests may leave and re-enter the circuit only if their tickets are scanned out at the exit.
Smoking is permitted only in designated smoking areas located throughout the circuit.