Macau Grand Prix Museum Ticket

The Macao Grand Prix Museum, under the Macao Government Tourism Office, officially opened on 1 June 2021. After the expansion, the Macao Grand Prix Museum now spans four floors, with a total floor area increased by six times to approximately 16,000 square metres, offering visitors knowledge, entertainment, leisure and learning experiences related to the Macao Grand Prix. The renovation project has been awarded LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold certification for New Construction (Building Design and Construction category).

The ground floor features a dedicated area commemorating the champion driver of the inaugural Grand Prix, a model of the Guia Circuit, and registration facilities. The first floor focuses on early Formula cars and Formula 3 race exhibits of the Macao Grand Prix, along with a highly realistic Formula 3 simulator. The second floor is dedicated to the Macao Grand Prix Motorcycle Race (Macau GP Motorcycle), including a motorcycle deconstruction display and a VR speed experience. The basement floor highlights the Macau GT Cup and the Guia Race.

To further enhance the museum's appeal and enrich visitors' experiences, the Macao Government Tourism Office has collaborated with Madame Tussauds Hong Kong for the first time. Starting from 27 March 2023, wax figures of eight renowned racing drivers have been displayed at the Macao Grand Prix Museum. Among these eight wax figures, five were specially created by Madame Tussauds for this collaboration, featuring John MacDonald, Mike Hailwood, Michael Rutter, Rob Huff and Edoardo Mortara, while the wax figures of Ayrton Senna, Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel are recast versions.