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