Ticket Prices for 2004 - Ouch!!

Ticket Prices for 2004 - Ouch!!

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Springbok

Original Poster:

334 posts

261 months

Monday 27th October 2003
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The ACO have finally released their prices for 2004 and there are one or two surprises.

Most prices have risen marginally (+ 2-3 euros) but the big change is that Maison Blanche and Houx are now common rated. Houx has come down by 8 euros (nice) but
Maison Blanche has gone up by 25 euros (ugh!). Both now cost 75 euros.

And just to keep us all guessing, the grandstands have been renumbered and renamed yet again.

The allocation for the TVRCC is still not announced but expect a booking form in Sprint, probably in December's issue.

Best.


Simon

Tripps

5,814 posts

279 months

Monday 27th October 2003
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Springbok said:
And just to keep us all guessing, the grandstands have been renumbered and renamed yet again.
Simon,

Have they sent you a circuit layout with the positions of the revised grandstands at all?

Springbok

Original Poster:

334 posts

261 months

Tuesday 28th October 2003
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Yes

Tripps

5,814 posts

279 months

Tuesday 28th October 2003
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Springbok said:
Yes
Simon,

Don't suppose you could send me a copy or post one on-line somwehere, so when we can have our SE London / NW Kent meeting we can decide on a grandstand.

Thanks

raceboy

13,271 posts

287 months

Tuesday 28th October 2003
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Ditto for the East Mids group

So camping will be about £52 a pitch, and how much are GA tickets for next year then?

Springbok

Original Poster:

334 posts

261 months

Tuesday 28th October 2003
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Your talking to a bit of a techno-virgin here.

Will try to get some assistance to scan the faxed photocopy I got from the ACO but fear the quality might be too poor to be legible. It's a very "busy" map.

I'm coming to the inter-regional meet at Ide Hill on Sunday, so can give Nick a copy.

In case I don't succeed, here are the Grandstands that have been requested for the TVRCC.

T16 Sommer (the old T04) - where pit lane exits
T19 Lagache (the old T6) - mid way down pit straight
T23 Maison Blance (the old T10) - by the Ford Chicane

Further details and prices should be in December's issue of Sprint but I still have not had the confirmation of allocation yet.

Best


Simon

raceboy

13,271 posts

287 months

Tuesday 28th October 2003
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Well I'm mainly interested in the Pits exit grandstand, any rough idea on seat prices?

Tripps

5,814 posts

279 months

Wednesday 29th October 2003
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Springbok, Raceboy,

I've been sent a Word document containing map and other details, will send you mail via your profiles so I can send it on to you.

Tripps

5,814 posts

279 months

Wednesday 29th October 2003
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Springbok said:
I'm coming to the inter-regional meet at Ide Hill on Sunday, so can give Nick a copy
Simon,

I'll try to catch up with you on Sunday as the huge group (well 3 of us) from our region are hoping to link up with yourselves if possible.

Would be making it tomorrow to meet see Mr Caine but I've got the flu so bad my sense of balance is shot to bits so I can't drive anywhere at the moment!

Tripps

5,814 posts

279 months

Wednesday 29th October 2003
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A copy of the map...

RAW-SEWedge

970 posts

266 months

Friday 31st October 2003
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raceboy said:
Ditto for the East Mids group

So camping will be about £52 a pitch, and how much are GA tickets for next year then?


I assume this is £52 for the duration of the race weekend and not a night

rviant

1,273 posts

260 months

Friday 31st October 2003
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If you get there before wednesday you have to pay extra. otherwise its fine assuming you can get the camping tickets, which sell out very very quickly.