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A reduced rate is available on admission tickets for holders of a Disability and Inclusion Mobility Card (CMI Invalidité). Please refer to the Admission Ticket information (link redirecting to the Ticketing section + anchor question).

The reduced mobility rate also applies to one accompanying person of a holder of a Disability and Inclusion Mobility Card (CMI Invalidité).

Eligibility for the disabled rate requires proof of disability equivalent to the French Carte CMI Invalidité, corresponding to a disability rate of at least 80%. Parking badges are not accepted as proof.

For British Citizens, in addition to an ACCESS CARD or NATIONAL DISABLED CARD, you must provide the PIP document. A “severe disability” equivalent to ≥80% in France generally corresponds to the Enhanced rate for Daily Living, Mobility, or both.

To assist you in navigating the Le Mans 24 Hours Circuit, a hierarchical classification of accessibility difficulty levels for different areas has been established:

- Green: Easy access, no assistance needed

- Yellow: Access may require assistance

- Orange: Access requires assistance

- Red: not accessible

Free shuttle services for people with reduced mobility will be available. Three shuttle routes will operate:

Route 1: Paddock P2B <> Karting

Route 2: Paddock P2B <> Village

Route 3: Paddock P2B <> Reduced Mobility Car Park P3C

Yes, a detailed accessibility map is available. It can be obtained from all spectator information points and reduced mobility / disability welcome points.

Car park P3C is located within the circuit.

It is mandatory to book your PRM car park ticket on our ticketing site. The reservation of the PRM car park is daily. Ticket holders will need to upload their Blue Card card to be eligible.

This PRM car park is reserved for cars.

Visit the 24 Hours of Le Mans ticketing website.

Proof of disability is required when booking.

Bookings are per day. Please make a separate booking for each day required.

N.B. To ensure we can accommodate all those who require a disabled parking space, please do not book more spaces than required. If you have booked a space and no longer need it, please let us know.

In 2025, development work was implemented on the 24 Hours of Le Mans Circuit to allow you safe and comfortable areas to optimize the optimal spectator experience:

1. Work has been carried out to improve the visibility of the PMR platforms, notably through ground markings and enhanced signage.
2. Article 18 of the internal regulations strengthens the exclusivity of the PMR/PSH platforms for these groups, allowing the exclusion from the Circuit of any able-bodied person present on the viewpoints (except for accompanying persons).
3. A folding chair loan system has been set up thanks to ACO and SRT41 to allow people with disabilities (PSH) to sit on the PMR platforms.

The Automobile Club de l’Ouest, in partnership with the association LADAPT, the Cadets of the Gendarmerie and the Scouts and Guides of France, deploys dedicated “Reduced Mobility / Disability Assistance” teams to help facilitate access for disabled spectators.

This assistance service is free of charge. The teams are responsible for providing information and accompanying visitors who request assistance to the adapted areas.

Yes, a wheelchair platform will be available.

Specific viewing platforms for wheelchair users are located around the Le Mans 24 Hours Circuit, providing privileged views of the race:

Reduced Mobility Platform at Grandstand T13 SINGHER

Reduced Mobility Platform at Grandstand T16 SOMMER

Reduced Mobility Platform at Grandstand T17 DURAND — reserved exclusively for ACO Members

Reduced Mobility Platform at Grandstand T23 RACCORDEMENT MOTUL

Reduced Mobility Platform at Grandstand T52 Stands

Reduced Mobility Platform for the Le Mans 24 Hours concerts

No seating is provided

Food and beverage outlets accessible to people with reduced mobility will be available throughout the Le Mans 24 Hours Circuit.

Priority tables are reserved by our catering partners. Some catering outlets also provide dedicated services for reduced mobility / disabled spectators, identified by dedicated signage.

A reduced mobility rate is available across all our grandstands (upon presentation of a disability card). Wheelchair users may also access dedicated platforms free of charge via:

1. a ramp at Grandstands T13 SINGHER (Drivers’ Grandstand), T16 SOMMER and T23 RACCORDEMENT MOTUL;
2. a lift at Grandstands T17 DURAND (reserved for A.C.O. Members) and T52 STANDS.

Access to the platforms is subject to availability — no seating provided. Access for accompanying persons is limited.

Yes, grandstand reservations are not mandatory. However, access to the wheelchair platforms in Grandstands 13, 16, 23 and 52 is free, subject to availability (no seating provided).

Please find in the document below all the information regarding accessibility for people with reduced mobility in the hospitality areas.