Concours At Wynn Returns For A Fifth Year

Four Days Of Rare Cars Across Wynn Golf Club, October 29 To November 1

Published October 20, 2026

The Concours at Wynn Las Vegas returns for its fifth year from October 29 to November 1, turning the Wynn Golf Club fairways into an exhibition of several hundred rare and vintage automobiles. The judged Concours d’Elegance competition is the centerpiece, and the weekend closes with a parade along the Strip. Every ticket tier is currently sold out, but the Sunday procession costs nothing to watch.

The Saturday Exhibition Is The Main Event

The exhibition itself opens Saturday, October 31 at 10 a.m. on the Wynn Golf Club course. Expect hundreds of cars spanning pre-war and post-war classes, judged across categories, alongside newer hypercars and supercars from current marques.

Ticket tiers ran from $145 for general admission up to $795 for the Chairman’s VIP package, which adds chef’s stations and an open bar under the Wynn Event Pavilion. A Sip and Savor tier sat between them with hosted drinks along the fairway, and hotel bundles paired two nights at Wynn with exhibition tickets. All of them now read sold out on the event’s ticket page.

What Else Runs Across The Four Days

The weekend is not only Saturday. Friday the 30th opens with a welcome reception at Intrigue, followed by Night Shift GT, a rooftop gathering on the fourth floor of the Wynn parking garage with Strip views, a DJ and a floor of hypercars. Night Shift GT was ticketed separately at $95.

Saturday also brings The Las Vegas Auction, run by Broad Arrow Auctions in the Latour Ballroom, with more than 70 collector cars crossing the block across a range of marques and price points. Previews run Friday and Saturday before the sale.

The free option is Sunday. The Tour d’Elegance sets off at 8:30 a.m. on November 1, a procession of the weekend’s cars along Las Vegas Boulevard. Anyone standing on the Strip can watch it, which makes it the one part of the event that never needed a ticket.

Concours Weekend Doubles As Halloween Weekend

The dates land on top of Halloween, which changes how you plan. October 31 is a Saturday this year, so the Strip’s costume crowds and the Concours audience are both in town on the same night.

Book the room early if you are coming for the cars. For the evenings, the High Roller wheel puts you above the Strip for a view of the traffic and the crowds.

If you would rather sit indoors, Las Vegas production shows cover the big rooms along the Strip all weekend.

Plan The Car Weekend Around The Strip

Four days of machinery, one auction, and a closing parade down Las Vegas Boulevard on Sunday morning. Whether you are coming for the exhibition, the sale, or the rooftop, the dates are fixed and the weekend is shared with the city’s biggest party night. Browse Las Vegas shows to fill the evenings.