Information
Everything you need to know about the MXGP Portugal
General Information
PRICES WITHOUT PROMOTIONS OR DISCOUNTS
2-Day General Admission – €50.00
2-Day Grandstand A Pass – €65.00
2-Day Grandstand B Pass – €60.00
VIP-ACTIB Ticket – €350.00 (*)
(*) Includes unlimited access (except SkyBox Terrace, SkyBox Restaurant, and Pit Lane), two days of hospitality catering in the VIP tent with a privileged view of the track, Paddock access, and on-site parking.
There will be designated areas very close to the event with controlled access.
General public car parking will be located near the Crossódromo and will cost €3 per day.
Motorcycle parking, flat rate: €3, with the option to store personal belongings.
There will be a caravan parking area alongside the venue, costing €15 per weekend.
People with reduced mobility will have reserved parking close to the venue.
The following are not allowed:
– Entry with alcoholic beverages, food items, or glass objects
– Lighting fires is strictly prohibited
– No animals allowed (except guide dogs)
Inside the venue, you’ll find a wide range of food and beverage options available.
Visitors who have already purchased their tickets in advance may proceed directly into the venue.
Those who have not yet purchased a ticket can do so at this location, at the entrance to the motocross track.
Opening Hours:
Saturday: 08:00 – 18:00 | Sunday: 08:00 – 17:00
The EcoEvent is an initiative by ERSUC that encourages event organizers to apply for EcoEvent certification, highlighting a commitment to reducing the environmental impact of their events by promoting proper waste management.
Being classified as an EcoEvent gives the event a distinct character of responsibility, environmental awareness, and sustainability — values that will be recognized and appreciated by all participants.
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A designated area will be available for people with disabilities, offering easy access, clear signage, and excellent visibility.
One companion is allowed in this area.
Find out how to get there
Motorhomes
If you’re travelling by motorhome, the route to the venue is exactly the same as by car. However, there are designated parking areas for motorhomes signposted throughout the city of Águeda.
By Car
By car, you can reach Águeda via the following routes:
– A1 motorway, direction Lisbon – Porto
– A1, direction Porto – Lisbon / A25, direction Vilar Formoso – Aveiro
– Or, if you prefer to save on tolls, you can take the IC2 (Porto – Coimbra), although this road tends to have heavier traffic.
Once in Águeda, follow the N1 until the Borralha roundabout, turn onto the M606 road, and continue straight until you reach the roundabout near Restaurante Casarão.
By Train
If you prefer to travel by public transport, you can take the Alfa Pendular (AP) or InterCidades (IC) train to Aveiro. From there, take a Regional (R) train to Águeda.
For timetables and more information, visit www.cp.pt
By Plane
If you’re travelling from outside mainland Portugal, you can fly into either Lisbon Airport or Francisco Sá Carneiro Airport in Porto.
In both cases, you should make your way to a nearby train station and follow the route described in the train section above.
By Bus
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Crossódromo Internacional de Águeda
Agitágueda
Parque da Solintellysys
Parque Público do Aérodromo
Welcome Office
Zona de Pré Parque Equipas
Hospital Distrital de Águeda
Estação de Comboios de Águeda
Guarda Nacional Republicana
Ginásio Clube de Águeda
Posto de Turismo
Parque Fluvial do Souto do Rio
Parque Fluvial do Alfusqueiro
Praia Fluvial da Redonda
Praia Fluvial de Bolfiar
