Monaco GP official ticket website is open

[simon_j]

The Automobile Club de Monaco ticket site is now live. You can pick individual seats within the grandstands so if you want to reserve a prime spot now is your chance.

Cheers,
Simon.

[plg101]

simon_j said:

The Automobile Club de Monaco ticket site is now live. You can pick individual seats within the grandstands so if you want to reserve a prime spot now is your chance.

Cheers,
Simon.

I'm thinking of going next year; went to Monza this year and was very happy....

Obviously I know the Monaco track from TV; any thoughts from those that have been on the best placed seats, for the weekend (no paddock club) so say a budget of £600 for the seats only?

Edited by plg101 on Wednesday 23 December 14:19

[simon_j]

If you want to be close to the action then grandstand L if you can get seats at either side. One side overlooks the pits, the other looks down onto the circuit with no fences.

The top row of E lets you see the cars coming out of the tunnel, through the chicane, all the way down to Tabac.

St Devote (A2 or A3 I think) is good for the start.

Seats aren't reserved on Thursday so you can sit anywhere within your chosen grandstand on that day.

Friday morning is free and so you can go into any grandstand apart from E and one other as they require boats to get you there and they don't run on Thursdays.

On Wednesday the pitlane is open to the public for a few hours and somtimes on a Friday afternoon if you have grandstand ticket.

On Thursdays you can get cheap deals to view from restaurants, yachts, apartments if you look around.

[plg101]

Thanks, much appreciated.

[chevronb37]

Casino Square is worth a punt - very involved and intimate place to watch a Grand Prix car at speed.

[oilspill]

I'm going to drive down this year. I hope to park on Rasscasse, then claim I'm good for the sport!
(sorry)