🕓 Circuit Access – Dates & Times
As a spectator, you can access the 24 Hours of Le Mans Circuit during the following hours:

Sunday, June 8: from 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Tuesday, June 10: from 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Wednesday, June 11: from 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM (overnight)

Thursday, June 12: from 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM (overnight)

Friday, June 13: from 8:00 AM, continuous access

Until Sunday, June 15: continuous access until 6:00 PM

Fast, convenient, and connected to the circuit.

TER – "Billet Live" for €5
Take advantage of the special "Billet Live" offer: a one-way TER ticket for just €5 from or to any train station in the Pays de la Loire region.
This ticket also includes access to Setram public transport (tramway and buses) to get you to the circuit.

🎟️ Book your TER Billet Live

Lien 

📍 Check the TER network map to find your nearest station

Lien 

TGV – Le Mans, at the heart of the network

Le Mans station is served by direct high-speed TGV trains from many major cities:

Paris Montparnasse – 1h

Orly Airport – 1h22

Rennes – 1h25

Nantes – 1h30

Roissy-CDG – 1h40

Lille – 2h40

Brussels – 3h30

Lyon – 3h

Grenoble – 4h30

Marseille – 5h

London – 5h

🚍 From Le Mans train station, several options to reach the circuit:

Bus Line 5: Get off at OASIS stop, just a few minutes' walk from the North Gate.

Tramway Line T1: Head towards Antarès - Stade Marie Marvingt, and get off at the terminus for access to the East Gate.

🚊 By Public Transport – The Convenient Alternative
Avoid traffic jams and arrive stress-free by using public transport!

🚋 TRAM
Take Line T1 towards Antarès – Stade Marie Marvingt and get off at the terminus.
➡️ Direct access to the circuit via the East Gate.
🕒 Up to one tram every minute during peak hours.
📍 View the tram network map

🚌 BUS
Take Line 5 from the Viaducs stop (connection with Tram 1 or 2).
➡️ Get off at “Oasis – Centre des Expositions” to access the North Gate.
🕒 Check the schedule here

🚆 TRAIN + TRAM
Take advantage of the Live TER ticket for €5, valid from or to any station in the Pays de la Loire region.
This ticket includes access to Setram tram and bus lines, making it easy to reach the circuit.

ℹ️ For more information on schedules and maps: 

🚗 Carpooling – Share the Ride, Share the Experience
Traffic will be heavy during the 24 Hours of Le Mans. To help ease congestion and make the journey more enjoyable for everyone, carpooling is highly recommended.

👉 By increasing the number of passengers per vehicle, you reduce traffic jams, lower your environmental impact, and start enjoying the race atmosphere right from the road!

🎟️ If you have a Green Ticket, carpooling is also part of the eco-friendly initiative — a great choice for the planet and your comfort.

Consider using platforms like BlaBlaCar to organize your trip with other fans. Together, everything is better!

By bicycle - A Different Way to Experience the Race!
How about coming to the 24 Hours... by bike? It's simple, convenient, and eco-friendly!

Secure bike parking areas are available near the North, Panorama, East, and Karting gates. And to ride worry-free, a mobile repair workshop will be on-site all week to help with any mechanical issues.

Choosing to cycle means avoiding traffic jams, enjoying the fresh air, and reaching the heart of the event in a different way. A new way to experience the 24 Hours!

By car from Paris, take the A11 motorway towards Le Mans.
Given the high turnout for the event, expect heavy traffic around the circuit. To avoid congestion, we recommend using the park-and-ride facilities located at the motorway exits. These parking areas offer frequent shuttle services that will take you directly to the heart of the event, bypassing traffic hassles.

Consider carpooling as a practical and eco-friendly option as well. It helps reduce the number of vehicles on the road and allows you to share travel costs. Carpooling platforms like BlaBlaCar can assist you in arranging your trip with other spectators.

Using these alternatives will make your arrival easier and contribute to a better experience for everyone.

🚗 Park & Ride – Make Your Arrival Easier!
Two free, supervised Park & Ride lots make it easy to get to the circuit — no stress, no traffic jams.

🔵 “2ᵉ RIMA” Park & Ride – Open from Saturday, June 14 at 6:00 AM to Sunday, June 15 at 8:00 PM.
Coming from Paris? Take exit 23 “Changé” on the A28. Park at 2ᵉ RIMA, then hop on the dedicated shuttle via a reserved lane straight to the circuit.

🟡 “Université” Park & Ride –
Coming from Angers or Laval? Use exit 8 “Université” on the A11.

The university campus parking is only available on race weekend (Saturday, June 14 and Sunday, June 15).

During the rest of the week, use the nearby tram Park & Ride, located next to the “Université” stop on Tram Line T1.

🚍 Shuttle or 🚋 tram — choose the smoothest way to get there and avoid traffic near the circuit!

By taxi
- Radio Taxi Le Mans 24/7 - Tel: +33 (0)243 24 92 92
- ABC taxi - Tel: +33 (0)243 42 42 42
- Taxis alliance - Tel: +33 (0)243 21 23 05
- Central Taxis - Tel: +33 (0)243 88 88 88

The Le Mans-Arnage aerodrome is located right beside the circuit - IFR and ILS, 1420-metre runway.

For more information: +33 (0)243 84 00 43

The spectator experience map for 2025 is now available for you to view and download.

The village map for 2025 is now available for you to view and download.

Check the village map to discover restaurants present in 2025

The shuttle map for 2025 is now available for you to view and download.

The Shuttle Timetable for 2025 is now available for you to view and download.

The PRM map for 2025 is now available for you to view and download.

The circuit gates open to spectators according to specific public hours for each day of the event:

Sunday, June 8 (Test Day): 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Tuesday, June 10: 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Wednesday, June 11: 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM

Thursday, June 12: 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM

Friday, June 13: From 8:00 AM, continuous access

Until Sunday, June 15: Continuous access until 6:00 PM

⚠️ Note: Entry is no longer permitted starting 1 hour before gates close.

Some gates — North, Annex, East, and South — are accessible 24/7 from June 7 to June 15, but only for accredited personnel.
Spectators must follow the public opening hours at all access points.

The circuit gates open to spectators according to specific public hours for each day of the event:

Sunday, June 8 (Test Day): 7:00 AM to 8:00 PM

Tuesday, June 10: 1:00 PM to 10:00 PM

Wednesday, June 11: 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM

Thursday, June 12: 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM

Friday, June 13: From 8:00 AM, continuous access

Until Sunday, June 15: Continuous access until 6:00 PM

⚠️ Note: Entry is no longer permitted starting 1 hour before gates close.

Some gates — North, Annex, East, and South — are accessible 24/7 from June 7 to June 15, but only for accredited personnel.
Spectators must follow the public opening hours at all access points.

All our campsites are no longer available, check availability on our official resale platform

We will be coming back to you in the coming months to give you all the information you need about the Welcome Areas.

See our access table available here:

See our table of facilities available in the Welcome Areas here:

Yes, there are LOCK UP lockers in the Beauséjour campsite and behind the Village Information Point, available from Friday 6 June.

Each ticket for a Camping Area clearly indicates the size of your allocated space in square meters. This area represents the maximum authorized ground surface, including all vehicles, tents, awnings, and equipment.

Respecting this surface limit is mandatory.
Any overage will require immediate correction. In the event of refusal or repeated offenses, expulsion without refund may be enforced.

We strongly encourage you to take this rule into account before setting up.
Inspections will be carried out throughout the event

All paid parking lots for the week and weekend of the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans sold out in record time!
But good news: spots are still available for Test Day and practice sessions.

During the event, free parking will be accessible in the Blue Zone.

Important:
Do not show up randomly at a parking lot — you risk being denied access.
It is essential to follow the designated blue route to reach these parking areas.

To make things easier, use the following Waze link that will guide you directly to the correct zone:
https://waze.com/ul/hu080u3zw3

And to try securing a paid parking spot, be sure to check the official resale platform:

A Park & Ride is a practical and free solution to access the circuit without getting stuck in traffic around the site.

Two supervised Park & Ride lots are available for the 2025 edition:

Université Park & Ride (Exit 8 on the A11): accessible all week, with direct tram service to the East Gate.

2ᵉ RIMA Park & Ride (Exit 23 on the A28): available only on race weekend, with a dedicated shuttle to the North Gate.

These parking lots allow you to park for free at a distance and reach the circuit stress-free via fast public transport.

Detailed information will be available soon in our practical guide.

A Park & Ride is a practical and free solution to access the circuit without getting stuck in traffic around the site.

Two supervised Park & Ride lots are available for the 2025 edition:

Université Park & Ride (Exit 8 on the A11): accessible all week, with direct tram service to the East Gate.

2ᵉ RIMA Park & Ride (Exit 23 on the A28): available only on race weekend, with a dedicated shuttle to the North Gate.

These parking lots allow you to park for free at a distance and reach the circuit stress-free via fast public transport.

Detailed information will be available soon in our practical guide.

A dedicated parking area for people with reduced mobility (PRM) is located inside the circuit, accessible via the South Gate during public opening hours.
 
This parking is available by reservation only, through a specific PRM ticket to be obtained on the official ticketing website.
 
Simply presenting an invidiual disabled card does not grant access to the parking. You must hold a valid Disabled parking permit/Blue Badge to get access to it.

⚠️ In case of full capacity, overflow arrangements will be made to a secondary internal parking lot, accessible via the Garage Vert Gate.
 
Reception and guidance services are provided to assist with your setup and access to spectator areas.

Yes, a dedicated motorcycle parking area for spectators will be available for the 2025 edition of the 24 Hours of Le Mans. It will be located on Avenue d’Antarès, opposite the tram station, just a few steps from the East Gate. A free helmet locker service will be offered on-site for added comfort and security. All practical details (schedules, access, conditions) will be shared with you soon.

Not this year, unfortunately.
No specific parking is designated for carpooling at the 2025 24 Hours of Le Mans.

However, we are actively working on this for future editions to better support this responsible and increasingly popular practice.

In the meantime, carpoolers are encouraged to use the regular parking lots (paid or free in the Blue Zone) or to meet up at the Park & Ride lots to reach the circuit together.

No there is not, but campervan can park in the campsites.
Check availability on our official resale platform: https://ticketchange.24h-lemans.com/

Yes, bike parking will be available for spectators to make access to the circuit easier by bike.

They will be located near the following gates:

North Gate

Panorama Gate

East Gate