Discussion
dodgepot said:
I'm thinking about heading to the Revival for the 1st time next year, having never been to Goodwood before.
Obviously I'm not a member, would I be missing much if I only took the weekend admission ticket, is it still possible to see most of the action?
cheers
Mark
Hi Mark,Obviously I'm not a member, would I be missing much if I only took the weekend admission ticket, is it still possible to see most of the action?
cheers
Mark
If you're going for all three days I would certainly get grandstand seats for one of the days, perhaps Sunday? There's lots to see, especially if it's your first time but the racing is excellent and a decent view from say, Woodcote is worthwhile.
Tickets bought. I'd say if your going for two days then Grandstand tickets are worthwhile for one of the days. Last two years I've been on the rainy days, but still had a great time, so decided on seats this year for a change
This year I went to the fashion show. Not very 'Pistoneady' I know. But my companion REALLY appreciated the sit down in the dry, and it really was quite good. And free. So, perhaps if your taking a non petrol head partner it's worth a thought.
As a new fellowship member, the sheer hassle free aspect of priority ordering was nice.
Pray for sun shine this time...
This year I went to the fashion show. Not very 'Pistoneady' I know. But my companion REALLY appreciated the sit down in the dry, and it really was quite good. And free. So, perhaps if your taking a non petrol head partner it's worth a thought.
As a new fellowship member, the sheer hassle free aspect of priority ordering was nice.
Pray for sun shine this time...
Another tip is the Farmer/Butcher/Chef package, which I did this year. Not cheap at £99 each, but we got breakfast, lunch, four trips in the vintage taxis (or the Audi 4x4s) to and from hotel to circuit. You park at the hotel, which was a big relief from parking (and losing) my Caterham in a large boggy field. And my companion appreciated access to proper loos for a spruce up.
When we saw the alternative food option at the circuit (£15 pizzas sitting on a damp straw bale) the price suddenly seemed reasonable. Food was excellent, and aiming for the hotel rather than circuit meant no real queues on the roads and a very relaxed start to our day.
When we saw the alternative food option at the circuit (£15 pizzas sitting on a damp straw bale) the price suddenly seemed reasonable. Food was excellent, and aiming for the hotel rather than circuit meant no real queues on the roads and a very relaxed start to our day.
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