flying from paris - how long to reach the airport
flying from paris - how long to reach the airport
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javidr

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28 posts

93 months

Wednesday 16th February 2022
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Hi

Question about access and traffic jams. Some colleagues will be returning by plane to spain. It takes 2.30 hours to go from the track to Charles De Gaulle airport, but, after the race, with traffic jams etc, how long might it take? I assume there will be a lot of traffic jams just after the race, so maybe its safer to leave the track at 6 or so?

Thanks

cn7k7

213 posts

164 months

Thursday 17th February 2022
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javidr said:
Hi

Question about access and traffic jams. Some colleagues will be returning by plane to spain. It takes 2.30 hours to go from the track to Charles De Gaulle airport, but, after the race, with traffic jams etc, how long might it take? I assume there will be a lot of traffic jams just after the race, so maybe its safer to leave the track at 6 or so?

Thanks
There are a couple of variables; where on the track will you be, what time do you need to be at the airport?

If your down near Mulsanne corner then the route out won’t add much if leaving at the end of the race, however if you are intending to see the end and remain on the start/finish straight, then yes, it’ll be pig and could take a couple of hours to clear traffic

Not much help, but this has been covered on one of the other threads recently trying to assist some teachers

FredericRobinson

4,545 posts

252 months

Thursday 17th February 2022
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Have you looked at trains? Most from Le Mans go to Montparnasse, but I think there are some direct to CdG

javidr

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28 posts

93 months

Thursday 17th February 2022
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Thanks. We will be in bsj. Regarding trains, I think car is a better option for camping to move around the track

The flight is at 10pm, I think there’s plenty of time but it’s my very first time in Le Mans, so I prefer to check it

Thanks

javidr

Original Poster:

28 posts

93 months

Thursday 17th February 2022
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Thanks. We will be in bsj. Regarding trains, I think car is a better option for camping to move around the track

The flight is at 10pm, I think there’s plenty of time but it’s my very first time in Le Mans, so I prefer to check it

Thanks

cn7k7

213 posts

164 months

Thursday 17th February 2022
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javidr said:
Thanks. We will be in bsj. Regarding trains, I think car is a better option for camping to move around the track

The flight is at 10pm, I think there’s plenty of time but it’s my very first time in Le Mans, so I prefer to check it

Thanks
Should be OK, head out to Ruaudin then Change to pick up the A28, there'll be traffic but not anywhere near as bad as through the centre or the West side