The Place

I'm pleased to let you know that VIP tickets for the 2013 Isle of Man TT, including Platinum packages, will go on sale at 10am on Saturday, November 24th 2013. VIP passes, starting from £312, will be available for every race day, giving you access to the exclusive VIP Hospitality Suite, a luxurious 500 seat facility in Noble's Park, adjacent to the Glencrutchery Road section of the TT course, and near the TT Grandstand and Paddock.

The official TT VIP hospitality package includes complimentary bar, breakfast and gourmet buffet lunch. You'll also enjoy reserved Grandstand seating, easy access to the TT paddock, complimentary official TT merchandise, earpiece radio, official TT programme and race guide, dedicated Wi-Fi access, priority parking and exclusive appearances by leading riders and special guests, tickets are £312 per person.

The Platinum VIP package is an exclusive pass giving you access to the start line, winners' enclosure and post race press conferences, plus you will experience a closed-roads lap of the TT course in an official course car. You also enjoy all the benefits of the VIP Hospitality Suite, and your table will be hosted by a TT legend. Places, costing £1,200 per person, are strictly limited for each race day.

Fanzones tickets also go on sale at 10am on Saturday, priced at £5 for final qualifying and £20 for the four race days. Fanzones offer on-site catering, dedicated parking, toilets, free Wi-Fi, allowing fans to follow the live race timing data, and live commentary. A new 'viewing platform' will be introduced at the spectacular Rhencullen in 2013, priced at £5 for final qualifying and £10 for race days.

You can also reserve tickets for the TT Preview Night, hosted by World Superbike legend Neil Hodgson. Held in the VIP Hospitality Suite on May 31st, 2013, the evening includes a buffet meal and Grandstand seat for final qualifying. You'll also enjoy an exclusive post qualifying press conference featuring the three fastest qualifiers. Tickets are £30 and will be available from 10am on Saturday.

Neil Hodgson will also host a MotoGP Mad Sunday Lunch on Sunday, June 2nd, 2013. Ticket holders will watch MotoGP's Italian Grand Prix on large screens inside the VIP Hospitality Suite and enjoy a Sunday lunch carvery. The day includes pre-race chat and post event Q&A session with celebrity guests from the world of motorcycle racing. Tickets are £30 and will be available from 10am on Saturday.

As tickets for the TT Grandstand in Glencrutchery Road have now sold out, we anticipate high demand for VIP and Fanzones tickets, so please don't miss the opportunity to experience the 2013 Isle of Man TT.

If you require any assistance and would like to speak to someone directly then please don't hesitate to contact us on +44 (0) 1624 640 000 or email us at info@iomtt.com

Kind regards

Paul

Paul Wheeldon
iomttt.com
Champion House
Douglas
Isle of Man
IM99 1DD

The Platinum VIP package is an exclusive pass giving you access to the start line, winners' enclosure and post race press conferences, plus you will experience a closed-roads lap of the TT course in an official course car. You also enjoy all the benefits of the VIP Hospitality Suite, and your table will be hosted by a TT legend. Places, costing £1,200 per person, are strictly limited for each race day.

WTF? It is almost cheaper to get a licence, get a mountain course licence and find a driver who needs a passenger!

That way you get access to the start line, winners enclosure, can probably blag your way into the press conference, have a trip better than the car and have hospitality at Joanne's Place and be hosted by TT Legend KEW.

What more could you ask for?

Fitz where do I sign?

Oh, no... does this mean KEW will now be selling tickets and it will cost us a packet to be insulted?

Does solve his sponsorship problem, though... wonder if we could claim ownership and make him a sidecar racing funding stream....

steve-e wrote: The Platinum VIP package is an exclusive pass giving you access to the start line, winners' enclosure and post race press conferences, plus you will experience a closed-roads lap of the TT course in an official course car.

In that case can we expect dozens of Subaru's doing countless laps again ?

That way you get access to the start line, winners enclosure, can probably blag your way into the press conference, have a trip better than the car and have hospitality at Joanne's Place and be hosted by TT Legend KEW.

Sounds like a fun day out to me!

I'm going to buy myself a hospitality package.
It seems that I will be looked after a lot better than the bloody competitors.
I will have reserved parking at the top of the paddock instead of being in the swamp half way down to the prom.
I'll have wi fi that works.
A seat in the grandstand.
Free food and DRINK.
All for a lot less money than being a competitor.

Sounds about right Tim. Mind you look on the bright side you can now stand on a special platform at Rhencullen to watch them. It must be well protected and safe, because you haven't been able to stand and watch there for the last few years because it was to dangerous.Perhaps your safe because you've paid?.

now now tim stop sniping!!

Sniping Dick!,I have heard on the grapevine some brewery from Belgium might be having a hostility suite at Foxdale (if the tents not nicked) during TT, free entry and butties included, if your in a fit state to eat. Also maybe chance of a lap in a Tranny van.

I know the tt has moved on since dad competed, but I just feel they are trying to run it like a 'short circuit' meeting, IMHO. I also know safety etc has been improved. It also appears that unless your a 'name' your just another number. I don't want to offend as I am no longer involved, but maybe they are forgetting the guys in an old transit, who invest everything they have Ro do the tt.

lurch wrote:I know the tt has moved on since dad competed, but I just feel they are trying to run it like a 'short circuit' meeting, IMHO. I also know safety etc has been improved. It also appears that unless your a 'name' your just another number. I don't want to offend as I am no longer involved, but maybe they are forgetting the guys in an old transit, who invest everything they have Ro do the tt.

Yes Vince, you are correct, the TT has moved on
IT'S GONE DOWNHILL

lurch wrote:but maybe they are forgetting the guys in an old transit, who invest everything they have Ro do the tt.

That's the whole point ! - they do not want "the guys in an old transit" anymore - don't forget - this is a premier world class event...

Without those guys there is no tt!! We will always need the 'names' but there's only what, 10-15 BIG solo names, handful of sidecars, that doesn't make for a good 'festival' imho

lurch wrote:Without those guys there is no tt!! We will always need the 'names' but there's only what, 10-15 BIG solo names, handful of sidecars, that doesn't make for a good 'festival' imho

Couldn't agree more - that's why I've not been to the TT for a good few years...(and there's no 2 strokes )