Palm Beach Cavallino Classic 2027, Boca Raton

The Palm Beach Cavallino Classic is a Ferrari concours and weekend of events in South Florida. The 2027 edition is the 36th, and it runs Friday 19 to Sunday 21 February 2027.

The Concorso d’Eleganza, the judged Ferrari show, takes place at The Boca Raton resort on Saturday 20 February. The organizer says the 2027 concours is dedicated to Ferrari’s 80th anniversary, with cars from every decade since 1947.

The weekend closes on Sunday 21 February with Classic and Sports Sunday, a car show and charity brunch at the private Mar-a-Lago Club in Palm Beach. The organizer is Cavallino, which also publishes Cavallino magazine.

Dates and hours

• Thursday 18 February 2027: early registration at The Boca Raton for VIP ticket holders. Weekend hotel packages start this night.
• Friday 19 February 2027: Tour d’Eleganza, a police-escorted drive on South Florida roads for Ferraris, ending at The Boca Raton.
• Saturday 20 February 2027: Concorso d’Eleganza at The Boca Raton, then Cavallino Night in the evening with the Cavallino Auction by RM Sotheby’s.
• Sunday 21 February 2027: Classic and Sports Sunday at the Mar-a-Lago Club.

Daily hours are not published. The only time posted so far is early access to the show field for VIP ticket holders from 10am on Saturday. The organizer says ticket holders get a detailed event guide by email about one month before the event, with the full schedule and parking instructions.

Tickets

Tickets are sold in the organizer’s online store. These were the 2027 prices listed on 8 November 2026. Early bird pricing ended on 31 August 2026.

• General Admission, $495: the Concorso d’Eleganza at The Boca Raton on Saturday 20 February.
• Classic and Sports Sunday, $1,095: the car show and charity brunch at Mar-a-Lago on Sunday 21 February.
• Cavallino Night, $1,190: the Saturday evening dinner at The Boca Raton, with the RM Sotheby’s auction and a DJ set.
• Tour d’Eleganza, $2,200: the Friday drive, open to all Ferrari models.
• Cavallino VIP, $3,100: Saturday VIP access, including Cavallino Night.
• Cavallino Patron, $7,800: every event from Friday to Sunday, with Patron-only areas and a contribution to the Cavallino Foundation. Double Patron for two: $14,000.
• Enjoy the Cavallino Weekend, $15,500 single or $20,500 double: every event plus a room at The Boca Raton from Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 February.

The VIP ticket, as the organizer describes it, includes early show field access from 10am, a VIP lounge and patio over the show field, breakfast, lunch and wine through the day, reserved viewing for the awards and Best of Show, Cavallino Night and its after-party, a concours catalog and a gift bag.

Discounts, each by discount code from customercare@cavallino.com:

• Children 14 and under do not need a ticket.
• Under 18: 50% off one general admission ticket.
• Public safety workers from Palm Beach, West Palm Beach and Boca Raton, and their families: 50% off general admission.
• Owners of cars presented for judging: 30% off one VIP ticket.

Discounted tickets cannot be transferred. Tickets arrive by email with a QR code. At the gate you get a wristband, and the digital ticket is then voided.

Parking

The organizer’s FAQ says Patron and Enjoy the Weekend holders get one valet pass at The Boca Raton. All other ticket holders park in an off-site lot near the resort, with a free shuttle running all day. The exact lot is shared closer to the event.

The organizer’s VIP ticket description separately lists on-site valet parking. If you hold a VIP ticket, confirm your parking with the organizer before you travel.

What to see

Saturday’s show field is all Ferrari. The cars are judged to the IAC/PFA guidelines, and every car that scores at least 97 out of 100 wins a Platinum Award. Judges then pick the best car in each class and a Best of Show. The organizer says its Best of Show goes on to the Peninsula Best of the Best, a contest between winners of major concours.

Ferraris 10 years and older can be judged. Newer cars can be shown for display only. The organizer says the 2026 edition welcomed more than 360 cars.

Sunday’s show at Mar-a-Lago is open to all makes. Cars from 1974 and older are eligible for judging, and later cars for public judging. The awards are presented during the brunch.

How to enter a car

There is no registration fee to show a car on Saturday or Sunday, for judging or display. Someone with the car must hold a ticket of any type. Every car must be approved by the selection committee.

Cars must be correct and not modified in any way. Ferrari Classiche certification is not required and does not affect scoring. You arrange and pay for transport, and you bring your own detailing kit and car cover. Entry forms are on the organizer’s car registration page.

Before you go

• Food: Patron, VIP and Enjoy the Weekend guests eat in private lounges. General admission guests can use the resort’s restaurants and bars and the gourmet food trucks on site.
• Pets are not allowed on the property. Service animals are the only exception.
• Strollers are allowed, but the organizer warns that large strollers are hard to move on the show field.
• Any ticket comes with a link to book a room at The Boca Raton at the Cavallino rate, first come, first served.
• Keep your wristband on and visible. Security checks it as you approach the show field.

Less than two weeks later, the Amelia Concours runs 4 to 7 March 2027 on Amelia Island in northeast Florida. For more South Florida dates, see car events in South Florida.

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