ACO Members pre sale for 2025
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My son and I have attended together for more than 20 years with me being the ACO member. Next year there's a good chance my 10 year old grandson will be coming with us. I've always bought our tickets (both general admission & grandstand seats) at Members discount rate but can't remember for how many people that applies. Or if it's only 2 if you can but buy extra at the presale but perhaps need to pay full price for any numbers above 2. And has anyone heard when the presale might be?
The list of campsites no longer includes Tertre Rouge, e mailed ACO and they confirmed not available they said Houx would be best for those with mobility issues. Not sure the person i got an answer from understabds mobility issues as Houx is some distance from the track and when busy it would takes 40 mins to get to anywhere close to a viewing point
gt6 said:
The list of campsites no longer includes Tertre Rouge, e mailed ACO and they confirmed not available they said Houx would be best for those with mobility issues. Not sure the person i got an answer from understabds mobility issues as Houx is some distance from the track and when busy it would takes 40 mins to get to anywhere close to a viewing point
Seems to be the typical ACO shambles, with them telling me they’re not sure about TR for next year, but not ruling it out , if I hear anything else I’ll let you know.It’s no Tertre Rouge, no Le Mans for my lot, double header Nurburgring/ Spa 24s instead.
Just had a phone call from the ACO and discussed tertre rouge camping, they would only say that TR was no longer a camping site as the ACO had other uses for it (code for corporate hospitality perhaps) he did say that new disabled faciiities will be in place at Houx and that will now be the designated disabled camp site. Oh well 25 years of camping at TR comes to an end.
gt6 said:
Just had a phone call from the ACO and discussed tertre rouge camping, they would only say that TR was no longer a camping site as the ACO had other uses for it (code for corporate hospitality perhaps) he did say that new disabled faciiities will be in place at Houx and that will now be the designated disabled camp site. Oh well 25 years of camping at TR comes to an end.
Telly for me then, sod 'emFredericRobinson said:
gt6 said:
Just had a phone call from the ACO and discussed tertre rouge camping, they would only say that TR was no longer a camping site as the ACO had other uses for it (code for corporate hospitality perhaps) he did say that new disabled faciiities will be in place at Houx and that will now be the designated disabled camp site. Oh well 25 years of camping at TR comes to an end.
Telly for me then, sod 'emoh that's sad, is that where langoustine premier normally is? i did 1st tickets VIP in that area once and was great, wanting to arrange a group to go back again and unsure where to camp - happy/prefer to pay for the premier experience, but seems hard to work out who sells it, and what it exactly is.
FredericRobinson said:
gt6 said:
Just had a phone call from the ACO and discussed tertre rouge camping, they would only say that TR was no longer a camping site as the ACO had other uses for it (code for corporate hospitality perhaps) he did say that new disabled faciiities will be in place at Houx and that will now be the designated disabled camp site. Oh well 25 years of camping at TR comes to an end.
Telly for me then, sod 'emI’ve had plans altered through non availability and the new arrangements end up being better than the what went before.
Try out a new site or alternative accommodation plans. Why miss out just because usual plan won’t happen. Doing something different and being there is better than watching it on TV.
jimmybell said:
oh that's sad, is that where langoustine premier normally is? i did 1st tickets VIP in that area once and was great, wanting to arrange a group to go back again and unsure where to camp - happy/prefer to pay for the premier experience, but seems hard to work out who sells it, and what it exactly is.
No, the ACO Tertre Rouge siteLM240 said:
Sometimes change is good.
I’ve had plans altered through non availability and the new arrangements end up being better than the what went before.
Try out a new site or alternative accommodation plans. Why miss out just because usual plan won’t happen. Doing something different and being there is better than watching it on TV.
In my case change being good means a 2 week trip to the Nurburgring 24, which I’ve not done before, and Spa 24, which I’ve been to lots of times, but not since the date changed. Will do Spa WEC as usual too.I’ve had plans altered through non availability and the new arrangements end up being better than the what went before.
Try out a new site or alternative accommodation plans. Why miss out just because usual plan won’t happen. Doing something different and being there is better than watching it on TV.
Some will move sites, but I know many 20-30 plus years Le Mans veterans on TR who’ll stop going now
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