Walkthrough the Red Bull Energy Station Melbourne. Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix. Worth it?

A walkthrough of the Red Bull Energy Station at the Melbourne Formula 1 Australian Grand Prix.
Includes both levels and was taken on the very wet race day in 2025.
Was it worth it? It was expensive but I'd say yes, definitely worth it - even if it is a once off, bucket list event and especially if you're an F1 fan like I am.
Had two very good days there on the Saturday and Sunday. Saturday was hot and 35c, Sunday was cool to cold, raining and made for a very eventful race.
Great vibe in the Red Bull Energy Station, get there early if you want a pole position spot with the best view, especially on the Sunday. If you're there for the social side, there is plenty of space to move around, sit and mingle. As far as drinks go, the following alcoholic drinks were included:
Moet & Chandon Brut
Camshorn Sauvignon Blanc
St Hugo Chardonnay
St Hugo Cabarnet Sauvignon
Heineken Lager
Heineken Silver
Heineken 0.0
Cocktails:
Red Bull & Vodka
Red Bull Sugarfree Spritz
Red Bull Tropical Gin
Red Bull Watermelon Margarita

Plenty of non-alcoholic drinks as well.

I was there for the race so made sure to get to the Red Bull Energy Station around 30 minutes before the venue opened. That meant lining up at the corporate entrance almost an hour before it opened on race day (30 minutes before opening was fine for Qualifying Saturday). You can still get a good, viewable spot if you're not there that early but you're more likely to be standing and moving around to get the best vantage point for the start and end of the race.
Plenty of entertainment, Red Bull sponsored athletes are there and are interviewed in the stage arena, along with musicians, artists, Red Bull Formula One Drivers, Racing Bulls Formula One Drivers, team principals, plenty to keep you occupied during each day.
Sunday's attendees are also invited to the Red Bull After Party on the Sunday night.

What do you think? Let me know in the comments below.