Everything about the 24 Hours of Le Mans is overwhelming and wonderful…read more There are crowds, but you deal with it because it's worth it. Traveling anywhere by car within the circuit is almost an exercise in futility given how slammed the interior roads get. Cart/car shuttles around the paddock area aren't bad since they know all the ways around, but learn to love to walk, particularly if you head out to the campsites. The race itself? Beyond worth it. It's a bucket-list experience for good reason. The cars are so good that it's a nail-biter to the very end each year now, and that's unbelievable when you remember that they have to last for a continuous day's worth of racing. I can't think of a series that's more exciting, interesting, or wonderful than the World Endurance Championship right now. The technology is insane, and more cutting-edge than F1 at the moment. Le Mans is their big race, attracting one-off participants from nearly every form of racing in the world. I have to cover a little bit of everything for work, but this is the series that I can zone out to for hours upon end more so than any of the others. Shhh. Go away. The 6 Hours Of "Go Away" is on. Le Mans is four times that length, and similarly impossible to know when to take a nap/pee break/food break during. The support races rule, too. Aston Martins! Classics! If you don't ooh and aah at the classic race, you have no soul. It's a celebration of everything that's fabulous on wheels. [Full disclosure: I went as one of Nissan's guests to look at their thoroughly insane work-in-progress: the GT-R LM Nismo. I'd be writing the same things if I paid my own way, though. It's Le Mans, dang it. When the rules for the top class actually allow a front-wheel-drive nutcase of a car to race, you know you have a cool series that promotes weird, out-of-the-box thinking. That's the kind of stuff I like seeing: Porsche's so-called "cheater wing" that cleverly worked around the rules for this year, the Chaparral 2F, the Garage 56 entries, etc., etc.] Go to Le Mans. Stop making excuses. Start hoarding money. Figure out how to go. And gooooo. It's a must-see experience for anyone who loves motorsport.

From the owner: Pour que votre évènement soit à la hauteur de vos attentes, tout l'aco se met à votre service,…read morequ'il s'agisse des chargés d'événements, des équipes administration, technique, sécurité, qualité, développement commercial et marketing. Ainsi, à l'image des pilotes et ingénieurs qui affrontent 24 heures de course sur le circuit du mans, toute l'équipe business event aime relever les défis de ses clients les plus exigeants. De 10 à 1000 personnes, offrez à vos invités un évènement inoubliable dans un lieu empreint de magie et aux activités exceptionnelles.   bénéficiez de l'expérience, du savoir-faire et des activités de l'aco, créateur et organisateur des 24 heures du mans. Dans les traces des pilotes légendaires, des marques prestigieuses, l'aco vous propose un large éventail d'activités au cœur du site de la plus belle course d'endurance au monde, pour faire vivre à vos invités des moments intenses et riches en émotions. Venez visiter le circuit toute l'année soit en individuel à partir

This place is HA-UGE. Positively massive. Six or seven hundred cabins that can accommodate groups…read morefrom 2 to 12. And the variety of activities is just stunning. Horseback riding, canoeing, mini golf, both inside and outside, all manner of pedal powered vehicles, on road and on the water, a rope course, billiards, ping pong, paintballing, tennis, a carousel, a huge balloon that you can climb into and tumble around the lake and that doesn't include the coolest thing.... Aqua Mundo, arguably the most fun water park I've ever been to. Now the French have a knack for scary fast rides but their love of rules sometimes fouls up the program. Here the guest to fun-spoiler ratio was about 100 to 1. The water slides are fast but the chutes were straight up rockets. The lazy river is more active and fun than the one you probably know and they've appropriately named it the "Wild River'. That plus a wave pool and a smaller lazy river and a bubble beach and a water slide that you ride on a figure 8 shaped innertube, in the dark, sometimes backwards. It got busy but it never felt cramped and the views of the woods and sounds of the birds were a wonderful backdrop for a sweet weekend with the whole French family. And I nearly forgot. The water park is inside so no matter how miserable it is outside the swimming is great!

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