The Amelia Concours 2027, Amelia Island

The Amelia Concours is a collector-car weekend held each March on Amelia Island, north of Jacksonville. The organizer’s site sets the 2027 edition for Thursday 4 March to Sunday 7 March, around The Ritz-Carlton, Amelia Island. The 2027 honoree is Scott Pruett.

The organizer names Thursday’s Reverie party, Saturday’s Concours d’Elegance and Sunday’s Cars and Caffeine as the highlights of the weekend.

The schedule

Per the organizer’s schedule: on Thursday 4 March and Friday 5 March, free OEM ride and drives run from the Ritz-Carlton entrance, first come, first served. Thursday evening is the Reverie opening party and Friday evening is Legends of Speed, both ticketed. Friday’s Eight Flags Road Tour is for Concours entrants and guests only.

Saturday 6 March is the 32nd Concours d’Elegance, with more than 250 cars across more than 35 classes. The schedule gives 8:30am to 4:30pm, while the general admission ticket page gives 9:30am to 4:30pm. RADwood, a display of 1980s and 1990s cars, runs from 9am to 1pm on the MotorXpo field, and a Saturday ticket includes it.

Sunday 7 March is Cars and Caffeine, 9am to 2pm. The organizer says it brings more than 400 vehicles across the Concours field and MotorXpo, with free seminars from 9:30am to 11:30am and Hagerty ride and drives. The Broad Arrow auction runs across the weekend in the Ritz-Carlton ballroom, with times still to be announced.

Tickets

Saturday Concours general admission is $145 for adults, $95 for seniors 65 and over, and $75 for ages 10 to 17 and military. Sunday Cars and Caffeine is $45 for adults and $35 for seniors, youth and military, or $50 for a car entrant and passenger. Children 9 and under are free both days. A two-day pass is $185. Prices are on the organizer’s tickets page.

Where to park

Spectator parking is Lot A on Bailey Road, to the right at the first roundabout coming from SR 200, per the organizer’s visitor page. It costs $20 per car and includes a shuttle to the show. Lot A opens 8am to 5pm on Saturday and 7am to 3pm on Sunday. Accessible parking and shuttles are also at Lot A, and drop at the show field entrance across from the Ritz-Carlton. Lot D is for volunteers, entrants and partners only.

Before you go

Everyone goes through security screening, with metal detectors at the entrance, and backpacks and tote bags are discouraged. The organizer bans weapons, fireworks and drones, pop-up tents, beach umbrellas and sports equipment such as balls and frisbees. There is no smoking or vaping on the show fields, and no alcohol may be brought in or out. Only certified service animals are allowed on the field. Strollers, wheelchairs and mobility scooters are welcome, and the organizer notes the ground is golf-course grass and paved cart paths.

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