Nurburgring Tourist Day question

Nurburgring Tourist Day question

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mat205125

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17,790 posts

219 months

Friday 17th August 2018
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Hi all.

Been a few years since my last ring trip, and know it’s all got a bit commercial, and silly on occasion, however never the less I’m hoping to pop for a lap next Friday evening as we’re gonna be over that way for the Belgian GP Sat and Sunday.

Can you still just rock up on the main straight or Adenau bridge and buy a pass for a lap or two, or have they “improved” the system to make it more of a hassle in attempts to bleed more cash from punters???


checkmate91

851 posts

179 months

Saturday 18th August 2018
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I was there in July for the German Focus RST Treffen meet. The entrance at Adenau is still there and working and yes, park and pay at the "paddock" too.

mmm-five

11,393 posts

290 months

Saturday 18th August 2018
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Info can be found - strangely enough - on the Nurburgring website, but PH is quicker, so:

You can buy 'credits' online (or in the overflow carpark) and use your phone (or a linked Ring card) when you rock up at the barriers on the main straight for full laps or Adenau bridge for half laps (I find the linked card easier as I don't have the issues of the phone screen being too reflective for the sensor).

You pay a premium number of credits at peak times (Fri/Sat/Sun & holidays) so get less laps for your credits.

If you buy enough credits, you get some extra bonus credits.





Green boxes mean the track is open for some/all of the day, but you have to check the website to see the actual hours (i.e. some days 10:00-19:00, others 17:00-19:00 only)

Edited by mmm-five on Saturday 18th August 12:21

mat205125

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17,790 posts

219 months

Saturday 18th August 2018
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Thanks both. Good shout.

Will rock up and see how we feel on the day.

The trip for the weekend is a birthday present for my dad, so after many hours in the car, and the weather potentially being a bit unfriendly, we’ll see how we feel when we arrive.