Campsite tickets only. Where to get them?
Campsite tickets only. Where to get them?
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vincegail

Original Poster:

2,642 posts

184 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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I've never used a British agency, so don't know much about them, hence my question.
A mate of mine is looking for tickets only for decent campsites, and on the ACO site all but
the yellow sites are sold out. Where to get Houx Annexe (for example) tickets without having to get entrance tickets too?
He lives in the Netherlands, so no need for ferry/chunnel crossings either.

allojon

282 posts

220 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Just email the agencies and ask? There are only 5.

Tyre Smoke

23,018 posts

290 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Or wait for Ebay around March/April time.

gt6

1,478 posts

214 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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If he/she waits until closer to the race there will be camping sites on e bay and also on the various forums, and if nothing turns up the yellow sites can usually be purchased on arrival at Le mans at the rotunda

GlennC

110 posts

168 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Beausejour campsite tickets are still available on the ACO website, so not so much of an issue after all

eps

7,086 posts

298 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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GlennC said:
Beausejour campsite tickets are still available on the ACO website, so not so much of an issue after all
Technically and actually that's not a campsite. smile

BSJ tix are _always_ available, for a reason.

vincegail

Original Poster:

2,642 posts

184 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Yes, and Beausejour is one of the 'yellow campsites' I was referring to in my original post, so not an option. (Well, as a very very very last option, maybe)

FraMac

785 posts

246 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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vincegail said:
Yes, and Beausejour is one of the 'yellow campsites' I was referring to in my original post, so not an option. (Well, as a very very very last option, maybe)
I think you've said previously you use the Tourist Office (apologies if I've confused you with someone else) - do you think they could help?

vincegail

Original Poster:

2,642 posts

184 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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You're absolutely right! I've ordered my tickets with the tourist office quite some time ago. But in the meantime, all the nice campsites are gone of course, so he needs to get them elsewhere.

indyxe

343 posts

212 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Speedchills , I bought only camping tickets last week

indyxe

343 posts

212 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Speedchills , I bought only camping tickets last week

FraMac

785 posts

246 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Ah! makes perfect sense - a junior error on my part.

Ebay I think changed their ticket policy this year or last, so they may get redirected towards something called stubhub. There's usually a brisk market on the LM focussed sites, and on Beermountain they run a "No profiteering" policy.

gt6

1,478 posts

214 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Club arnarge also do a cost price ticket sale posting, but there were plenty on ebay last year

FraMac

785 posts

246 months

Friday 29th November 2013
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Thanks I wasn't aware club arnage did too.

GlennC

110 posts

168 months

Saturday 30th November 2013
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eps said:
Technically and actually that's not a campsite. smile

BSJ tix are _always_ available, for a reason.
Crazy talk, BSJ is an excellent site, and in some ways better than say BN

Admittedly I'm on Chateau Houx this year, but I had 2 excellent stays at BSJ in 2011 & 2012

MadMacMcMad

1,267 posts

283 months

Saturday 30th November 2013
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BSJ is fun, but the pitches are not allocated, so the later you arrive the further into the site you will be placed. It is a long thin site and may take 5-10mins to walk from your pitch to the entrance, then 25-30 mins to walk to the circuit village and grandstands. These tickets can be acquired upto the race in June, so don't bust a gut now. Bleu Nord is oposite Maison Blanche and is allocated pitch. So unmolested regardless of when you arrive. 10 mins from the Grandstands. IMHO Much better than BSJ in pretty much every way.

BSJ is still great fun though.

BN is still available from agencies and the £20 extra you pay is insignificant compared to the time and agro you will save yourself on site.

Oh and if it tips it down, it will be a swamp!

I have been in pretty much all sites over the last 25Yrs and this is only my opinion.

FredericRobinson

5,001 posts

261 months

Saturday 30th November 2013
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If anyone is after entrance tickets I'll have a couple going cheap

a.christie

262 posts

305 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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vincegail said:
I've never used a British agency, so don't know much about them, hence my question.
A mate of mine is looking for tickets only for decent campsites, and on the ACO site all but
the yellow sites are sold out. Where to get Houx Annexe (for example) tickets without having to get entrance tickets too?
He lives in the Netherlands, so no need for ferry/chunnel crossings either.
Might have a pitch in Houx Annexe up for grabs so long as I get my other allocations. Was going to sell on in the spring.Have been ordered for delivery to Denmark and will include General admission tickets also.

Some Gump

13,018 posts

215 months

Sunday 1st December 2013
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allojon said:
Just email the agencies and ask? There are only 5.
Who are the official 5?

allojon

282 posts

220 months

Monday 2nd December 2013
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speedchills, airtrack, just tickets, 1st tickets, travel destinations. Saw the list on the ACO website last year.