Tram routes

[NormanD]

Thought I may use the tram into LeMans

Anyone got a PDF of the route
I've looked via Google but can't find it

I'm sure there was something the other year

[lost in espace]

http://www.lemansclub.com/#/map-of-circuit/4527315...

Bottom left link.

[Great Dane]

http://www.setram.fr/upload/telechargement/t-depli...

This is the official leaflet

Edited by Great Dane on Friday 27th May 15:36

[NormanD]

lost in espace said:

http://www.lemansclub.com/#/map-of-circuit/4527315...

Bottom left link.

Thank's

I knew I'd seen it somewhere

[Great Dane]

If you board at the circuit there is a special stall at the station where they sell tram tickets to race goers for the drivers parade in the city centre at the standard cost which is €3.70 return (remember to validate/stamp your ticket on the tram). The system works really well and is much more relaxed than trying to find a space to park your car in the city centre

This is how the area looks

Edited by Great Dane on Friday 27th May 15:36

[Jessop]

Where would be the nearest place to catch a shuttle/bus to the city center to the Karting Nord site?

I dont remember seeing any bus stops last time and my understanding of french language is dire at best. [Need to learn some day! heh]

Any advice would be great in advance.

Cheers

[Truckosaurus]

Nearest bus stop into town from the circuit is at the cemetery up the road from the main entrance, but the bus route is now very long winded as the tram takes the direct route that the bus used to, so it's not worth taking.

As said above, there is the end of the tram line over by the Houx Annexe campsite so about a 5-10mins walk from the Karting campsite.

[nutsytvr]

The tram also stops at Tertre Rouge. The line goes past the station and through the main square where you can see the drivers parade.

You can buy a 3 day pass for (I think) 10 euros. Well worth it if you are planing more than about 4 journeys.

NutsyTVR

[nutsytvr]

Truckosaurus said:

Nearest bus stop into town from the circuit is at the cemetery up the road from the main entrance, but the bus route is now very long winded as the tram takes the direct route that the bus used to, so it's not worth taking.

As said above, there is the end of the tram line over by the Houx Annexe campsite so about a 5-10mins walk from the Karting campsite.

Houx Annexe ain't there any more - it was a building site when I was over there for the classic last July (someone will now tell me they have tickets for the annexe!!)

[lost in espace]

Just to say last year we got a ticket to the museum and one tram ride included, purchase the ticket at the museum. The museum is very good indeed.