COTA offers $350 buyback for early bird F1 U.S. Grand Prix passes originally sold for $299

This unique opportunity in the automotive industry is truly a rare sight. Last year, the Circuit of the Americas (COTA) managed to sell over 10,000 general admission tickets for the upcoming U.S. Grand Prix scheduled for October 18-20. These early bird tickets were priced at $299 for a three-day pass. However, COTA has now made an unconventional move by offering to buy back these tickets from the purchasers at $350 each. This buyback strategy is aimed at allowing COTA to resell the tickets at a higher price once they reveal the musical act for this year’s event.

COTA is known for hosting concerts on the Friday and Saturday of the race weekend, often showcasing marquee musical acts as evening headliners. In the past, notable artists like Green Day, Ed Sheeran, Queen, and Adam Lambert have graced the stage at COTA. The announcement for this year’s musical act is set to be made on April 29, and the offer to repurchase the tickets will be valid until May 6. The new ticket price is expected to be under $400, with a hint pointing towards $399.

Speculation on who the musical act might be ranges from big names like Bruce Springsteen, The Eagles, Madonna, to the most anticipated possibility – Beyoncé. With her recent album release and a potential Cowboy Carter tour on the horizon, Beyoncé could be the surprise star performer at this year’s Grand Prix. Beyoncé’s strong Texas connections and the theme of her latest album hint towards a possible collaboration with COTA for a standout performance.

As the countdown begins to the big reveal, automotive enthusiasts and music fans alike are eagerly awaiting to see who will take the stage at COTA’s U.S. Grand Prix this year. The element of surprise and excitement surrounding this event is sure to make it a memorable experience for all attendees. Stay tuned for the announcement and get ready to witness a spectacular show at the U.S. Grand Prix.