So...who has booked for 2020?

So...who has booked for 2020?

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LeMansNut

Original Poster:

744 posts

62 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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Our team booked Tertre Rouge 8 x plots + 16 GA tickets on the Monday after the race ended and whilst on the ferry back to Blighty...lol

What about you?

gt6

1,424 posts

185 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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Well i have been told i will get the ACO form once booking starts, so expect to book October. and yes TR as usual.

LeMansNut

Original Poster:

744 posts

62 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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gt6 said:
Well i have been told i will get the ACO form once booking starts, so expect to book October. and yes TR as usual.
Where on TR were you this year?

wsn03

1,923 posts

101 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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Our site doesn't have bookings. However the Le Mans 2020 group is already busy on Wattsapp planning away.

Its really good this bit. Everyone comes in with their ideas, we debate them, and then we agree to my plan. laugh

gt6

1,424 posts

185 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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LeMansNut said:
Where on TR were you this year?
Always camp in the same area, against the wall directly behind the main entry point. pitch is dictated by length of Vince's electricity line from the loos closer to the stage. so if you saw the red gazebo that was Vince and we had the large event shelter stage side of that, selection of cars from blue st fiesta, my green jag xe, small,skoda a greyish audi estate and a red prius. previous year had mates daimler acouple of times and his audi w12, but most memorable was about 5 years ago when he took an old lincoln town car, the fabled pimp mobile no body could forget that. The Audi this year replaced a garishly painted LDV van that they usually take. Where do you camp usually,
Simon

FredericRobinson

3,694 posts

232 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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Of course I've booked for 2020, it's not some slap dash operation you know

chrisring

204 posts

145 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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I will be booking as soon as the ACO releases tickets Oct/Nov, I imagine with the ticket vendors you are only reserving for now?
My ferry company has not got bookings past December yet.
But, all is in hand and its just pressing buttons as and when now!

LeMansNut

Original Poster:

744 posts

62 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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gt6 said:
Where do you camp usually,
Simon
Up against the fence, to the right (if looking out to the track) of where the grandstand was...which this year was occupied by a "restaurant". We had one of the two scaffold stands lolz...we also super-glued 1 and 2 euro coins to the path in front of our section lolz


LeMansNut

Original Poster:

744 posts

62 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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chrisring said:
I imagine with the ticket vendors you are only reserving for now?
No, confirmed and full payment up front.

chrisring

204 posts

145 months

Friday 28th June 2019
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who with?

LeMansNut said:
No, confirmed and full payment up front.

LeMansNut

Original Poster:

744 posts

62 months

chrisring

204 posts

145 months

Saturday 29th June 2019
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ouch... they do have a nice mark up on the ticket prices!

leyorkie

1,639 posts

176 months

Saturday 29th June 2019
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Well I’ll be there and buying my ticket on the gate as usual.
Think I should start a ticket agency. Give me your money now and I’ll take care of it until next June, easy money.

delta0

2,348 posts

106 months

Saturday 29th June 2019
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I’m thinking of giving Classic a go next year.

LeMansNut

Original Poster:

744 posts

62 months

Saturday 29th June 2019
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leyorkie said:
Well I’ll be there and buying my ticket on the gate as usual.
Think I should start a ticket agency. Give me your money now and I’ll take care of it until next June, easy money.
Well of course it's going to cost more via an agency. But after 3 years of trying to get TR via the ACO - but ending up with Houx - made us decide to just pay the extra to secure TR well in advance.

leyorkie

1,639 posts

176 months

Saturday 29th June 2019
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Don’t blame you it’s worth it to get what you want
I’m lucky that I don’t need accommodation

Genuine Barn Find

5,784 posts

215 months

Saturday 29th June 2019
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delta0 said:
I’m thinking of giving Classic a go next year.
This is what we are planning

Next year looks to be an ‘in-between’ year for the 24 hours and not a lot to hold interest. We’ve always fancied the classic, but two trips over is hard to get past management. Skipping the 24 hours, doing the classic and then a return for the reg changes in 2021 seems like a good option.

gt6

1,424 posts

185 months

Saturday 29th June 2019
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Camping for the classic is a little different to the main event with several camp sites and area's allocated to clubs and marques, triumph has the whole of the tertre rouge site, usual discount for ACO members if they book direct with the ACO or the tourist office in le mans.

FIREBIRDC9

736 posts

137 months

Wednesday 3rd July 2019
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I don't think we plan to do 2020.

We are going to go to a European F1 race next year.
Yet to decide which one!

Le Mans 2021 is in the scope though!
Think we will try to camp at Pistonheads Blu Nord

When is the right time to book to get places there. How early do you need to get your foot in the door?


sgtBerbatov

2,597 posts

81 months

Wednesday 3rd July 2019
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FredericRobinson said:
Of course I've booked for 2020, it's not some slap dash operation you know
Well bugger, I was hoping to just rock up with £20