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22 Jul 2005, 02:06 (Ref:1360533) | #1 | ||
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Spa 24 Hours - buying tickets on the gate?
Is it easy enough to buy tickets at the venue, on the Saturday morning? I'm going as press, but the people going with me will need tickets.
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22 Jul 2005, 05:16 (Ref:1360560) | #2 | ||
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Should be no problem, it never used to be. It is possible they'll have to pay a little bit more at the gate than when booking in advance.
See: http://www.proximus24hours.com/htm/ticketing.asp |
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24 Jul 2005, 20:13 (Ref:1362296) | #3 | |
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Yep - never a problem Mike, make sure that you buddies get the ticket that gives access to the paddock. Some jobsworth in a flourescent coat will no doubt check.
I hope you enjoy it. I always maintain that this race (in current GT format) is the best, by a mile. |
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