Two-week early bird pricing has prices locked at 2026 prices until September 30
Limited number of grandstand seats, Priority Parking and Mountain Access Passes on sale
World-class field expected for Australia’s International Enduro in February 2027
Tickets are now on sale for the 2027 Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 Hour as Australia’s International Enduro returns bigger and better than ever next February 12-14.
General Admission ticketing, Grandstand seating, Mountain Access vehicle passes, Priority Parking access and Pit Lane Walks tickets for three days of incredible action are now on sale via the Bathurst 12-hour website or Ticketek.
Early bird pricing across all ticket types will be on offer for a two-week period until 30 September this year.
It’s set to be another blockbuster weekend of motorsport on the Mountain with a world-class field of GT machinery to tackle the around-the-clock enduro on Sunday 14 February, following practice on Friday and qualifying Saturday afternoon.
There’ll also be a strong support race program and plenty to see and do off and on the track throughout the event.
Early bird three-day General Admission (GA) tickets start at just $90, or $65 for concession card holders.
Kids 12 and under will be admitted free throughout the event while paddock access will continue to be free to all ticketholders throughout the three days of on track action.
The grandstand, located on pit straight, includes incredible views of pit lane, big screens and the security of a reserved seat across the event.
2026 grandstand ticketholders have the first right to renew their seats for 2027 before any remaining seats go on sale on Tuesday, 6 October.
A limited number of Premium Parking and Mountain Access passes are also on sale now via the Bathurst 12 Hour website or via Ticketek and are expected to sell out prior to the early bird window closing.
Those looking to secure both the Mountain Access vehicle passes and the Premium Parking – which is directly adjacent to the main gate – are advised to book early to avoid missing out.
A pit lane walk will also again feature as part of opportunities for fans to get closer to the teams and drivers throughout the event.
In a record-breaking pre-sale and on sale period, just under 3,000 campsites have already been secured with a highly limited number of spaces remaining.
Campsite holders are also advised that Mountain Access passes are available this year via the Ticketek system.
Corporate Hospitality and VIP Packages to the Xpel 12 Hour club, The Lounge or private pit garage suits are also on sale now via the event website.
All tickets are available via the links on the official Bathurst 12 Hour website or directly through Ticketek.
A record-breaking three-day event attendance of 55,231 saw Mercedes-AMG and drivers Maro Engel, Mikel Grenier and Maxime Martin win another dramatic Meguiar’s Bathurst 12 hour from 29th position on the grid – the first win for all three drivers.
Official on-track action commences on Friday, 11 February next year.
While there will be private testing sessions held on Thursday, access to those sessions is restricted to competitors and ticketholders with campground bookings for the event.
For more information or to secure tickets head to www.bathurst12hour.com.au.
The Bathurst 12 Hour is supported by the NSW Government through its tourism and major events agency, Destination NSW.
