The Club will be exhibiting at the Donington Historic Festival 30th April - 1st May 2022.
Members can take advantage of the 50% discount on tickets - as well as enjoy an additional, Early Bird discounts which apply until 30 January 2022. After that you can still receive 50% discount on all advance ticket purchases.
Car club ticket bookings for those bringing a display car MUST be made before 5pm on Tuesday, 19 April 2022.
Hello Iain
I clicked but there is no mention of how to buy tickets
I fancy this event in 2022 rather than the Silverstone Classic.
I guess the info will be available soon?
Regards
Keith
Hi, I’m interested in going to this on the Saturday, aware that I’ve missed the discount period but not too worried about that.
Are you able to advise if I book my car for the stand that I’d be able to leave the event a little before all the staurday running has finished, or in that case would it be best for me to book normal parking tickets?
Is there a promo code for this? As Ive rang up and they said just the link above would not be sufficient. Or am I just being silly in trying to find the code😂everytime I try and find the code, it just says you’ve reached content for our paying members please login. But I am a paying member and am logged in so just a bit confused, any help would be greatly appreciated
TIMINGS
Gates open at 7:30am and close at 10:00am for all display areas.
Vehicle movement during the day is prohibited. Vehicles will be allowed to exit via the tunnel after 4:00pm each day. However, occasional restrictions may apply outside of these times depending on the crowd density at the event.
ENTRY TO THE SITE
Entry for display vehicles from club stands A - K is via the Esses Tunnel gate. Please follow signs to the main entrance of the venue and follow the signage labeled A - K into the Infield
Just to say what super value this was - I finally got to use the tickets I bought in Jan 2020 (2020 cancelled, 2021 no spectators). In total £17.50 for two days with infield parking. Fab to see the Group C cars back at Donington too as they’re not always there. I always wonder just how you end up running / driving something worth (probably) £2 million that needs a articulated lorry to trasport and a team of several mechanics to keep going.
Hi Ian - I will send something in for you tomorrow all being well. You might need to find a few MX5 specific photos as I think most of mine were Group C related.