Silverstone f1 assistance!!
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BentleyLover
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Silverstone f1 assistance!!
Hey, I'm looking to book Silverstone F1 weekend tickets as a birthday surprise for my husband. I went to Thomas Cook, and they said it would cost £1050 for a two-night stay, transportation to and from the track for two days and general admission tickets. Is this a fair price? Can anyone recommend other places where you can book good deals? Each spot in the stands costs between £200 and £400 more. Thanks ahead of time! I don't know anything about F1 x, so any help would be great.
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ZeusKing77
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Let us put it this way: my buddy purchased two tickets last year, each of which cost him £450.
As ridiculous as this may seem, it appears logical to me.
As ridiculous as this may seem, it appears logical to me.
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Lord_William
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The entrance fee for all three days is £185. It makes more sense to buy on Saturday and Sunday.
The price TC has given includes two nights in a nearby hotel, which will add a couple hundred to that. So, it could be up to £600. Then add transfers, and what else does it include?
Look at http://www.silverstone.co.uk/events/201 ... rand-prix/ You'll see that if you did it yourself, you'd need about £75 for parking if you did it yourself.
I'd get Club Silverstone for £535 and book your own accommodations. But hurry, because many places are already full.
The price TC has given includes two nights in a nearby hotel, which will add a couple hundred to that. So, it could be up to £600. Then add transfers, and what else does it include?
Look at http://www.silverstone.co.uk/events/201 ... rand-prix/ You'll see that if you did it yourself, you'd need about £75 for parking if you did it yourself.
I'd get Club Silverstone for £535 and book your own accommodations. But hurry, because many places are already full.
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Lord_William
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If you're already spending more than £2,000, why ruin the experience for an extra 25%?
Or, to put it another way, if you get there and think a seat would be better, you'll have to go back in 2020 to change your mind.
Or, to put it another way, if you get there and think a seat would be better, you'll have to go back in 2020 to change your mind.
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ZeusKing77
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Amos is right; I believe the price you have given is fair, and you may even be able to undercut it by a few pounds.Good luck if you do, but when I looked for a hotel nearby for the F1 race, it was 14 miles distant and was costing £185 per night.
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ZeusKing77
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Yes, I knew that. I still think it's a good deal, though. Enjoy it and don't worry too much about getting it for much less.