2024 Le Mans 24hr Ticket Prices

[RL17]

It’s just over £7.50 a night if 4 stay Wednesday to Monday 😧

[Campbell]

I will be booking my first Lemans with first tickets for next year and really looking forward to it

[vincegail]

RL17 said:

It’s just over £7.50 a night if 4 stay Wednesday to Monday ??

Yes, I see your point. But all slight and not so slight increases really add up in the end. ACO starting to look like FIA with their pricing policiy.

[gt6]

massive increase not sure how the aco can justify those other than they need the money

[spikep]

Is there a new map out with the new campsite locations, like PRAIRIE?

[Aysedasi2]

spikep said:

Is there a new map out with the new campsite locations, like PRAIRIE?

I've not seen one yet.

[Vsix and Vtec]

I think they are still sorting out the planning for camping. They're likely to do what they did this year and have a separate sale for camping next year.

[FredericRobinson]

Vsix and Vtec said:

I think they are still sorting out the planning for camping. They're likely to do what they did this year and have a separate sale for camping next year.

It looks from the ACO website like camping tickets are going on sale at the same time as the rest

[RL17]

Most of the camping is around euro 90 or euro 75 ACO price. (So order of £80 to £60 for 4 persons or so on a pitch).

Woodlands Silverstone for F1 looks like £129 pounds per person plus a £7.74 per person booking fee!

If camping at LM getting better and camping prices aligned to a reasonable level (and there’s demand) and the event costs are suitably covered ( not much money in 2020 or 2021) and track facilities also get improved I can’t see much to complain about.

Much better than a bigger increase in GE prices.

[Vsix and Vtec]

FredericRobinson said:

It looks from the ACO website like camping tickets are going on sale at the same time as the rest

Oh! If they do, then I think that's back to how it was in 2022 when I first went, which seemed more sensible to me. Asking people to pay for entry tickets and then hoping they can secure somewhere to camp in a later sale seemed a bit harsh, I can imagine there were people who were left holding tickets but nowhere to stay at one point.

[paulguitar]

Aysedasi2 said:

If you go really early, you can do scrutineering

Should get a discount if you do that.

[FredericRobinson]

paulguitar said:

Should get a discount if you do that.

Get maximum value for the price, stay for 10 nights

[Aysedasi2]

FredericRobinson said:

It looks from the ACO website like camping tickets are going on sale at the same time as the rest

This is correct, they've already said so.

[Aysedasi2]

paulguitar said:

Should get a discount if you do that.

Why? You're getting more for your money anyway....

[paulguitar]

Aysedasi2 said:

paulguitar said:

Should get a discount if you do that.

Why? You're getting more for your money anyway....

I was joking that you were going to 'do' scrutineering, and so should be paid for your work.

[Aysedasi2]

paulguitar said:

I was joking that you were going to 'do' scrutineering, and so should be paid for your work.

Ah, sorry! Sadly not for me, although my son did in both 2020 and 2021.....

[paulguitar]

Aysedasi2 said:

paulguitar said:

I was joking that you were going to 'do' scrutineering, and so should be paid for your work.

Ah, sorry! Sadly not for me, although my son did in both 2020 and 2021.....

Ah, cool.

Either way, enjoy.

[Kev_Mk3]

vincegail said:

Kev_Mk3 said:

Get ready to lube up and bend over.

The ACO pricing dildo comes without lube this year. Camping prices for Tertre Rouge/Houx/Epinettes have risen with a cool 40% from
105/125 (ACO/Non-ACO) to 147/175 euros for next year.

Shame I usually ask for dinner to be bought before shafting me Especially with them saying WITHOUT electric now on some sites

[RL17]

paulguitar said:

Aysedasi2 said:

If you go really early, you can do scrutineering

Should get a discount if you do that.

😀 They do need some help as take another six weeks after the race to finish it and announce results.

[LM240]

vincegail said:

Kev_Mk3 said:

Get ready to lube up and bend over.

The ACO pricing dildo comes without lube this year. Camping prices for Tertre Rouge/Houx/Epinettes have risen with a cool 40% from
105/125 (ACO/Non-ACO) to 147/175 euros for next year.

I think Le Mans offers great value as an event. Certainly far better than F1 events.

There are alternative options if that price increase makes the trip too much. Municipal campsite I know of 20 mins from the circuit at €14 per night.

Loads of options out there to make the event work for individuals. Especially if you do want a bit more comfort, there are much cheaper and better alternatives within close range than any of the on site ‘luxury’ offerings.

A combination of renewed popularity and trying to recover from Covid loses means price rises are inevitable. And too be fair, there is constant investment in the site. I think a whole new pit building / grandstand is still waiting to be done.