
PRM / PWD
Accessibility tickets are available through the official 24 Heures Motos ticketing platform, upon presentation of a valid supporting document. A reduced rate applies to admission tickets for holders of a CMI Invalidity card.
The PRM rate also applies to one accompanying person of a holder of a CMI Invalidity card.
To qualify for the disability rate, you must provide documentation equivalent to the French Carte CMI Invalidité, corresponding to a disability level of at least 80%.
When placing your order online, you will be asked to upload images of both the front and back of your valid card.
Yes. A dedicated accessibility map is available before the event. It shows the car parks, PRM platforms, accessible toilets, information points and shuttle bus timetables.
The 2027 PRM map will be available soon.
A colour-coded system will be available on site: green (easy access), yellow (access may require assistance), orange (assistance recommended) and red (inaccessible area).
The 2027 PRM map will be available soon. You will then be able to find it:
To get from the Village to the Grandstand Alley, you will need to use the North Tunnel.
The Annex Tunnel and the Goodyear Footbridge will not be accessible.
Yes. A dedicated car park is available for visitors holding a valid CMI Stationnement (mobility parking) card. Spaces must be booked free of charge via the 24 Heures Motos ticketing website: ticket.24h-motos.com.
The PRM car park is located inside the circuit at P7E, accessible via the South Gate entrance. To get there, open Waze and search for “P7E Le Mans”.
Visit the 24 Heures Motos ticketing website to book your free daily PRM parking space. We invite you to book only for the days you will be attending, so that as many people as possible can benefit from this service.
You will be asked to upload images of both sides of your CMI Stationnement (mobility parking) card when placing your order. Your original card must be clearly displayed in your vehicle while parked.
Limited number of spaces: if the PRM car park is full, free car parks and other car parks are available around the circuit. However, we can no longer guarantee an accessible parking space.
Yes, we recommend planning your visit in advance and booking your space as early as possible.
Spaces are limited. If the accessible car park is full, other free and paid car parks are available around the circuit. However, we can no longer guarantee an accessible parking space.
Your CMI Stationnement (mobility parking) card is required when booking and must be clearly displayed in your vehicle on the day of your visit. You must also hold a valid admission ticket to access the circuit.
No. The car park is for cars only and cannot be used for overnight stays. If you wish to stay overnight near the circuit, please book a camping pitch in one of the designated camping areas.
Camper vans are not permitted in this car park.
Yes, PRM/PSH shuttle services adapted for transporting wheelchair users will be available during the event. Shuttle routes and timetables will be available soon.
We are currently working on setting up this service.
Shuttle routes and timetables will be available soon.
Each stop served by the shuttle services for PRM/PWD will be marked with a flag and an information sign displaying the routes and timetables.
Yes. A PRM/PWD welcome service will be available throughout the event.
The accessibility information point for PRM/PWD will be located within the circuit grounds. Its exact location will be announced shortly.
Yes, this service is completely free of charge.
The opening hours of the welcome service will be available soon.
Yes, there are special wheelchair platforms offering excellent vantage points at various spots around the circuit:
Some grandstands can accommodate visitors with disabilities.
T13 SINGHER, T16 SOMMER, and T23 RACCORDEMENT all have access ramps.
T17 DURAND has a lift (for ACO Members only) as does T34 PITS.
All the platforms are free to access but T17 is for ACO Members only.
Yes, the concert fan zone is accessible to wheelchair users.
Accessible restrooms are located throughout the main areas of the circuit and will be indicated on the PRM map, which will be available soon.
Yes, the main food outlets are accessible to PRM/PWD.
Yes, the official shops are accessible to PRM/PWD.
We are currently working on setting up this service.
At the end of the event, a dedicated feedback survey is sent by email to PRM/PWD spectators and their accompanying persons to collect their feedback and suggestions.