Rolex 24 at Daytona Trips and Packages

What is a Rolex 24 at Daytona travel package?

A Rolex 24 at Daytona travel package is a planned trip to the IMSA season-opening 24-hour race, built by Racing Passport around your group: a hotel near the speedway gate, reserved grandstand seating, garage and pit access, and transfers. You can add Robert Earl as a host on the ground for race weekend.

You have decided to go. The Rolex 24 has been on the list for a while, the flights are half-shopped, and the only real question left is how you want to do it. That is the honest place most people start from, so that is where we start too.

Here is what we do. We take the pieces that make this weekend work, a room close to the gate, the right seats, the access that turns a race into a race weekend, and the timing of a 24-hour event, and we plan them around your group in a conversation before anything gets booked. You are not clicking through a cart. You are talking to a real person who has been on the ground for this race and knows where the weekend goes right and where it goes wrong.

Prices are quote-led, because a package built for two people who want to roam the infield looks nothing like one for a family of four who want a grandstand base and an early night. Tell us who is coming and how you like to watch, and you get a number built for that, not a shelf price. And if you want a host beside you calling the race as it unfolds, that layers on top of any package.

What a Racing Passport Rolex 24 package covers

• A room near the gate. A hotel within walking distance of the speedway, so your room is a rest station between stints, not a long drive at three in the morning. Oceanfront Daytona Beach properties are an option too.
• Reserved grandstand seating. A frontstretch base for the start, the pit stops, and the finish, matched to how your group likes to watch.
• Garage and pit access. The Rolex 24 is the rare big race where the garages are open, and the package puts you in with the access elements that let you use them.
• The open infield. General admission to roam the infield and the road-course corners across the full 24 hours, day and night.
• Transfers and logistics. The moving parts that eat into a weekend, handled, so the days are yours.
• Hospitality options. Premium hospitality tiers with food, beverage, and elevated viewing are available if you want them.

Every element is quote-led and tuned to your group. Nothing here is a fixed shelf product. Start the conversation and the package gets built around what you actually want.

Or add a host on the ground

A package gets you there with the room, the seats, and the access sorted. A host changes what the race feels like once you arrive. Robert Earl is on the ground for race weekend: into the garages before the crowds, in the right spot for the start, the sunset, and the finish, and telling you what just happened and what is about to before it slips by. The access at Daytona is open to everyone. The reading is not, and that is the only thing a host actually sells you.

The host layers on top of any package, or onto arrangements you already have. The full picture, hour by hour, is on the guided Rolex 24 host experience page, and what a guided Rolex 24 is actually like is the honest read on who it is for.

The weekend at a glance

• A 24-hour race, run around the clock. It starts mid-afternoon Saturday and finishes mid-afternoon Sunday. It never stops.
• A road course, not just the oval. The 3.56-mile circuit combines the high banking with the infield road course, so the racing is spread across corners no single seat can see. Where to sit at the Rolex 24 breaks it down.
• Four classes on track at once. GTP prototypes, LMP2, GTD Pro, and GTD, sharing the same asphalt, which is the heart of endurance racing.
• Open garages and infield. Access most big races never give you, included for everyone.
• The night is the race. The overnight hours decide it and are the part the broadcast skips. Plan your sleep, do not try to beat it.
• Pair it with the Daytona 500. The 500 runs three weeks later at the same venue. Many guests do both.

Rolex 24 at Daytona packages: common questions.

Build your Rolex 24 around your group.

Tell us who is coming and how you like to watch. We build the trip, and if you want it, put a host beside you for the weekend.