The full VIP move. Reserved seats with seat backs right behind the starting line — you're feeling every launch in your chest while watching it head-on. But the real reason people book this is what's behind you: the Champion's Club building.

Air conditioning (yes, it matters in October), screens so you don't miss a pass while you're taking in food and drinks, a private bar, catered meals, and private restrooms included. Step into the clubhouse during downtime and oil downs to get out of the sun, then back out for the next pair. Available as 2-day or 4-day tickets, which knocks the per-day price down hard.

These always sell out — and they sell out to the same crowd of die-hards who've been booking this section for years and talk to each other all offseason. If you want in, get in early.

‍Heads up: Champion’s Club and Super Seats require a ticket for every seat.

The best value in the whole place. Same head-on view of the starting line as Champion's Club at a lower price — and you're closer to everything that matters: pits, food court, beer. Private bar included. Seat backs, reserved (pick your seat, no GA chaos), and you'll catch yourself on the broadcast more than once. Available as 2-day or 4-day tickets. If you've never been to Stampede before, this is where we'd start you.

‍To celebrate the 75th Anniversary we’ve added the Super Seats Legends Experience — private autograph sessions with Texas Motorplex and NHRA legends.

‍Heads up: Super Seats and Champion’s Club require a ticket for every seat.