General admission

General admission tickets come with unreserved seating on the first two days of the Grand Prix, but not for Sunday. Tickets are:

Friday: $54

Saturday: $101

Sunday: $107

Three-day package: $143

Reserved seating

Sunday’s tickets for this package vary based on where your seats are, though children 12 and younger get a discounted price. Tickets:

Saturday: $110 for adults

Sunday: $119 or $136 for adults, and $90 or $105 for juniors, depending on the seats

Three-day package (no reserved seating on Friday): $155 or $215, and $123 or $170 for juniors, depending on the seats

Paddock access

These packages provide access to the NTT IndyCar Series paddock. But they do not provide admission to the circuit, so you have to buy those tickets as well. Tickets:

Friday, Saturday or Sunday: $34

Three-day package: $80

Super Photo Ticket

This is the package for you if you want to take great photos of the racing.

The Super Photo Ticket includes three-day admission, paddock access, access to three special photo locations and limited access to the racing pit during practice and qualifying. This package costs $410.

Minors aren’t not allowed, however, and there are other conditions. For more information, go to gplb.com/super-photo.

Bubba Gump Shrimp Co. One Turn Club

With this package, you can hang out at the iconic restaurant during the races. Bubba Gump Shrimp, 87 Aquarium Way, has views of multiple turns, and will also have television screens broadcasting the action. The package also comes with free buffet breakfast and brunch. You must also buy admission to the Grand Prix of Long Beach, however.

This package costs $175 each for Saturday and Sunday.

Club C300

This club is hosted by the Committee of 300, a nonprofit that has worked to benefit the community for more than four decades.

The club has a live television feed of the circuit, a dance floor, free breakfast and lunch, and other amenities.

This package, like Bubba Gump Shrimp Co., is an add-on, so you must first buy a reserved ticket. Tickets:

Saturday: $110

Sunday: $114

Three-day: $225

Hospitality clubs

There are three clubs from which to choose: Vista, Seaside and Pit Lane.

The Vista Club is on the 17th floor of the Hyatt Regency Hotel and offers a view of the pits, the oceanfront straightaway, and turns 1 to 6, as well as the harbor and Long Beach skyline.

The Seaside Club is on the Seaside Way back straight and is usually the first to sell out, according to the Grand Prix Association of Long Beach website.

The Pit Lane Club is the most exclusive, putting you right above the pit and the straightaway. It also comes with limited pit access.

While the complimentary meals vary at each club, all three offer a full bar with free beer, wine and soft drinks on Saturday and Sunday.

But you can’t buy these tickets the way you do the others. Instead, you must fill out an order form, which is available at gplb.com/vip-club-packages. Tickets:

Vista Club: $520 for Friday/Saturday only; $605 for Sunday only and $970 for all three days

Seaside Club (all three days): $970

Pit Lane Club (all three days): $1,445

Parking AND TRANSIT

Parking is at a premium during the Grand Prix of Long Beach. There are so many cars trying to get in and out of downtown Long Beach during the event, in fact, that you might find it easier to take public transportation serving downtown Long Beach: L.A. Metro, Long Beach Transit or Torrance Transit.

But if you do drive, there are parking packages available:

Shoreline parking: $20 a day or $50 for all three days

Pike parking: $60 for all three days

To buy tickets, go to gplb.com/tickets.