This is coming from the Monza website: https://www.monzanet.it/en/tickets/.

I was also looking into this if I can bring my water bottle to the track.

It’s not been published, as far as I can see. Based on the updated regulations this year for Imola, I think you will be allowed in with sealed 500ml water bottles and power banks that weigh less than 300 grams. Normally the rules for both races in Italy are the same, as based on the same government regulations for events in Italy.

Hi Alexander, hope you have a great time at Monza. I think Bergamo is a good base for the weekend, you have trains from there to Monza. The entrance depends on how you get to the track. If you take a train to Monza, followed by the black shuttle bus, then you can enter closest around the Parabolica area.
More information about getting to the track: https://f1destinations.com/getting-around-italian-f1-grand-prix/
More information about entrances: https://f1destinations.com/trackside-italian-f1-grand-prix/
Circuit map with entrances: https://www.monzanet.it/images/content/pages/docs/autodromo-monza-jABIxTCef4tzYmL.pdf
The above entrances should all be open on race weekend.

This site is pure gold for anyone who will attend to any F1 race. Thank you for that.
As for the question – im going to bring my sister (age 14) to Monza Grand Prix. We have GA 3-day tickets.
I’m not sure where to stay for the whole weekend. I’m thinking for Bergamo.
Which entrance will you recommend to enter the circuit for best GA stands ? On Friday as you suggested we will make a walk , but i need to plan everything before just to be sure that everything will be OK. On Google maps some of the entrances are locked and looked little abandoned . Are they opened during the race weekends ?
Any other advice will be highly appreciated, thank in advance. I will keep an eye on the things you post here.

Hi Lee, we used to recommend General Admission at Monza, but it has really gone downhill in the last few years – the experience for many fans in 2022 was particularly bad, as many areas previously good for viewing were either off limits or taken by new grandstands. I’d recommend buying a grandstand seat if you can afford it. Sales should begin in late January. Advice is to read all parts of our guide for the Italian Grand Prix. We also have a closed Facebook group for fans to ask questions and share experiences, which you can join here. Last advice is to join our mailing list and check the box for Italy – we will provide some useful updates about tickets and more.

Yes you do!

Hi! I have bought some General admission Tickets for saturday. Do i have access to the f1 fanzone ? Thanks!

I’ve not heard of any grandstands being shut this year