Gate 4
Boulevard Albert Ier
A large wheelchair-only grandstand on the straight in the Condamine district, close to the track.
Wheelchair-only areas · 2026 evidence
Monaco accessibility
Two Condamine viewing areas, no immediate spectator parking and a hilly city mean the viewing allocation and the arrival route must be planned together.
Post-event archive: the 2026 Monaco Grand Prix finished on 7 June. The official site says 2027 ticketing is not yet open. Every price below is historical, not an offer or a forecast.
Rue Saige · Gate 3
Espace Chiron
A wheelchair-only open-air area in the Princess Stéphanie garden overlooking Antony Noghès. It is not a grandstand.
The route is part of the ticket.
Parking
No spectator parking was available immediately beside either area. La Colle was about 10 minutes away with very limited reserved spaces.
Salines
The 1,790-space Salines car park had an accessible shuttle to Fontvieille, followed by an accessible-lift route. Exact future operation must be rechecked.
Terrain
The published route avoided stairs but remained hilly. ACM warned that moving around Monaco can be difficult and unforeseen obstacles can arise.
On site
The organiser listed accessible toilets, nearby water, food delivery from circuit stands and chairs for accompanying people; both areas were open air.
Booking and assistance
Confirm before travel.
The 2026 allocation required a dedicated application and proof of disability, subject to availability. ACM listed a volunteer PRM Brigade, StreetNav route planning, accessible-parking availability tools and Monaco Mobilités taxis. The organiser also warned that event-specific routes might not be fully reflected in StreetNav. Future visitors need the new application, companion rule, price, transfer plan and recommended route in writing.