Practical Information

A reduced rate is applicable on Weekend Entry tickets for holders of a CMI Invalidity card. Consult the “Special Rates” information in the “Ticketing” section then go to the official ticket office.

The PRM rate also applies to one person accompanying a holder of a CMI "Invalidité" (disability) card.

For spectators from outside France, a disabled parking badge or blue parking card is accepted as proof of entitlement to the preferential rate.

Amendments and cancellations are governed by the Terms and Conditions of Sale.

Yes. A dedicated accessibility map is available. It shows the car parks, PRM platforms, accessible toilets, assistance points and shuttle timetables.

A colour code is used on site: green (easy access), yellow (access may require assistance), orange (assistance recommended) and red (area not accessible).

The PRM map is available:

1. at the spectator information points, at the North Gate, the East Gate and in the village
2. at the PRM/PSH assistance point, at the North tunnel exit, village side

The North Tunnel is the only step-free route linking the Village to the Grandstand walkway. The Annexe Tunnel and the Goodyear Footbridge are not accessible to wheelchair users.

Free car parking is available to people with a CMI Parking card.

To benefit from it, simply reserve your 7E PRM parking ticket for free on the official 24 Heures Camions ticket office website. Please reserve one car parking space per day of presence. You will be asked to download your CMI card when booking.

Upon arrival, you can reach the mentioned parking lot. Access is possible upon presentation of an entry ticket to the event in addition to your parking lot. The CMI Parking card in the name of the person indicated when ordering must be displayed on the windshield for the entire duration of parking. An identity check may take place.

Access is prohibited to motorhomes.

Yes. A daily booking is required in order to use the PRM car park.

No. The PRM car park is reserved for cars and light vehicles.

No. The car park is for parking only. If you wish to stay overnight near the site, we invite you to book a camping area.

The car park is fitted with vehicle charging points (subject to availability). However, no specific facility is available for charging electric wheelchairs.

Yes. PRM/PSH shuttles adapted for wheelchair users run throughout the event.

Two shuttle routes will be available throughout the event:

1. Route 1: Parking PMR P7E < >Village 1<> Esplanade Jean Rondeau P10AB
2. Route 2: P7E Accessible Parking <> Village 2

Operating hours:

1. Saturday: 9:00 am - 1:00 am
2. Sunday: 9:00 am - 7:00 pm

Every stop served by the PRM/PSH shuttles is marked by a flag and an information panel showing the routes and timetables.

Yes. A PRM/PSH assistance service is available throughout the event.

The PRM/PSH assistance point is located at the North tunnel exit, on the village side, next to the official shop.

Yes, this service is entirely free. Volunteers from LADAPT and the Gendarmerie Cadets are on hand to answer your questions, provide assistance and accompany you as you move around the site.

Yes. The ban on pets does not apply to guide dogs and assistance dogs accompanying holders of a disability card.

The PRM/PSH assistance service is open at the following times:

1. Saturday: 10:00 am to 10:00 pm
2. Sunday: 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

You can reach the service during opening hours on +33 (0)2 43 40 39 09.

PRM platforms are located around the circuit to offer a good view of the track. They are situated at grandstands T13 SINGHER (Drivers' Grandstand), T16 SOMMER, T23 RACCORDEMENT MOTUL and T52 STANDS.

The platform at grandstand T17 DURAND is reserved for ACO Members.

Platforms are accessible subject to available space - no seating is provided.

Yes, a grandstand booking is compulsory. However, the platforms at grandstands T13, T16, T23 and T52 are freely accessible (subject to available space - no seating).

Yes, they are accessible throughout the event.

No. The PRM/PSH platforms do not have seating.

One accompanying person is allowed per PRM/PSH spectator.

Accessible toilets are located in the main areas of the circuit and are shown on the PRM map.

Yes, the main catering outlets are accessible.

Yes, official shops are accessible.

We are currently working on introducing this service.

For any question before your visit, you can contact Customer Service on +33 (0)2 43 54 32 10.

During the event, you can contact Customer Service on +33 (0)2 43 54 32 10 or the PRM/PSH Assistance Point on +33 (0)2 53 40 39 09. The PRM/PSH Assistance Point can only be reached during its opening hours, when volunteers are present.

After the event, a dedicated experience survey is sent by email to PRM/PSH spectators and their companions to gather your feedback and suggestions.