Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari

Had a good day but got to say, compared to many other tracks I’ve been to, the facilities were non existent. No entertainment, hardly any where to eat / drink and when you did find something it only took cash and was sold out of food anyway. Don't get me started on the lack of organisation. We paid good money for grandstand tickets and I expect to sit in the seat I paid for. It appears people sit where they want, if someone is in your seat, you are expected to find someone else seat to sit on, and so on. The very few stewards who were around, were not interested in the slightest, to try and enforce basic rules. I witnessed several very heated arguments about seats. To top it off, people were allowed to stand at the front of the stand blocking the view of people in the front row, who then had to stand to see the track, then row 2 had to stand, row 3 etc ... I'm not even convinced the people standing at the front even had tickets for that stand, I think they just pushed their way in for a better view at the expense of the rest of us who had paid for seats. Pity as the track and park oozes history. So much potential but I suspect you are resting on having a captive audience. One off experience but compared to Silverstone, Melbourne, Singapore and even KL it was like going back to the stone age. I wont be back and I would encourage anyone to consider other races first.

Zero organization and effort by the event. F1 weekend 22-24 April, parking was horrible (it took one hour to exit parking lots, no staff to guide or help), the food choice at the venue was limited and the lines were unnecessarily long. People from general admission were able to get into the Main Grandstands. Despite a good race, this venue is not worth the money.

Watched the F1 GP 2022 here, the race was great. The organization, however, was very poor. We reserved parking for Sunday, but when we arrived they said we couldn't park our car. I ask myself: Why reserve at all, if you can't park anyway? - The reservation was made via WhatsApp, which also didn't seem really serious, although we have reserved at an official parking lot.

One of the best life experiences which I can recommend! For a very reasonable price of 20€ we managed to get 2 laps around the track in a minivan, stop at the famous corners and listen to the history of the circuit by our wonderful friendly and competent tour guide Agnese! She was really exceptional and you can tell how she likes her job. We also got more than that. Not only did we get to walk and feel on the track, we went to see Senna's shrine, Parc ferme, press area, race control room, pit lane and the podium itself! I cannot recommend this highly enough, I think non F1 enthusiasts will find it also very interesting, please come and visit ?

My first time here in Imola for a Motorsport event. For fans I guess a dream place to be and watch a race. In total it’s really difficult to go quick on our working spots, mostly you have to use public roads. My personal fav is the chicane. Second the cycling shop ??

been here for race day on 24th of April 2022 and all around the track was pure mud. I get it that it was raining and there is grass all around, but it costs nothing to place some wooden platforms so people can at least walk. Our seats were in Curva Acque Minerali, and I reached out to the event organisers ahead of time to ask if there was any way to get support for my dad who can't walk properly ( he's not bound to a wheelchair but has mobility issues ) and I was told there was no kind of help provided whatsoever. So we walked, slowly and calmly, under the rain and in the mud all the way to our seats. THE SEATS! they're just a piece of plastic with no backrest on incredibly steep platforms and only a couple ways up, where there is no organisation, no attention from the employees, people argue over which seating they have and try to kick each other out of spots because there is no proper indication of which area is which. To leave your spot once you've sat down means you might not find it free when you're back because plenty of people with the "circular ticket" which doesn't grant a spot just sit wherever they want, and if you ask for the staff to help you remove them ( especially if you don't speak the local language ) you'll receive 0 help. Needless to say to get my dad up there and down from there was like a Mission Impossible movie - luckily fans were nice enough to help. Finally, the situation outside the track was bonkers - I've been in GPs all around and this was pure mayhem. I am italian myself so I expected the chaos, but this was just insanity - fully packed parking lots, no mapping, no signage, no way to know where you need to go. On the way out, I don't even want to think about it cause I get PTSD. Any information provided on the website was basically fake and misleading. I won't even go deep on silly checkpoints where you'd be fakely checked on your vaccination status by a 18 year old whose smartphone wasn't working, but then you'd be required to remove the caps from your water bottles... which they also sell inside with caps!? what to say? for the price you pay I would have expected something different. I never expected it to be dreamworld, cause I know on race day especially situations get chaotic and packed and need patience, but the facilities are from tens of years old and never got an upgrade and it shows - this could have been acceptable when the Autodromo was first built, nowaday it just feels like they want to get the most money out of you without providing more than an essential service. the race was great, drivers were insanely good with wet asphalt and overall it was a great day for the sport ( although no Ferrari podium ) but Autodromo Enzo e Dino Ferrari really really really need to step up their game.

Very nice place to visit. The guided tour was amazing. The staff is also incredible. Strongly recommended. And please: visit Ayrton Senna memorial and bring your own flag to hang on the fence.

Historical temple of racing with lots to visit and see like the Senna statue and the museum. The atmosphere is incredible with the tifosi at the Rivazza curve. Only one part of the circuit can be walked by foot.