Preferred Seating
Experienced air show spectators will elevate their view, select their own reserved seat and watch the jets soar over the Atlanta Motor Speedway from Preferred Seating. Preferred Seating is positioned just below the Flight Line Skybox and closest to the “Aerial 50 yard line” offering a prime Southeast view of the entry flight path into... View Article
Experienced air show spectators will elevate their view, select their own reserved seat and watch the jets soar over the Atlanta Motor Speedway from Preferred Seating. Preferred Seating is positioned just below the Flight Line Skybox and closest to the “Aerial 50 yard line” offering a prime Southeast view of the entry flight path into the aerobatic box.
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NEW FOR 2019! Children’s Ticket Now Available!
Children (ages 3-12) are $26 (2 and under free)
Preferred seating offers a hassle-free premium viewing experience with an elevated view, reserved seating and a private concourse area. When you want to take a break from the action you’ll get to avoid the lines with food, beverage and merchandise stands exclusive to Preferred Seating guests.
We have a group of senior military retirees who are thinking about attending. Are there any military discounts?
Hi Paul, yes, Active Duty/Reserve military, veterans and guard can save 50% at the gate with discounted military grandstand pricing of $15 for adults and $8 for children 7-12 on up to four tickets per service member. To qualify for the discount, please present your military or veteran ID at the ticket window. In addition, active duty/reserve and guard attending in uniform will be admitted for free! Please thank them for their service for us!
What is the VIP/Reserved parking? Last year they
Didn’t know what it was and had us park in the General parking area
Hey Kirk, I’m so sorry to hear that you got poor directions from our team! The VIP parking is in the lot right in front of the speedway, with signs. There’s a special entrance that you take to get there and then show your VIP parking pass to the volunteers who let you in. You are correct that you should not have had to be in general parking, so hopefully this next year we can be sure to rectify that for you!
It would be nice to know dates and times
The Atlanta Air Show is October 12-13 – the show starts at noon and ends around 3:30 pm. All of this is set.