I hate to disappoint you but the original posting was from 2021 for the race that August 

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Brittany have started the Portsmouth - Le Havre route up again, and it's keenly priced, so anyone not booked a ferry yet may want to look at them.

Probably best to post this in the "Sell or Swap" board, it'll soon get lost in this thread!

Hellooooo and Welcome

29th November for ACO Members

I think the agencies are waiting for their camping and parking allocation rather than for grandstand tickets.

errr, it is the Centenary next year, plus the big entry in LMH, I'm not surprised they are all sold this early tbh, it'll be the same with camping and parking I would think

Not sure how up to date https://teamlangoustine.com/team-blog/is but it might explain the lack of contact.

I think all of the agents are in limbo about camping until early December when camping goes on sale.

My members email states exclusively on 29/11, as that is a Tuesday it makes sense, then probably Friday 2/12 for the hoi polloi.

Entry and grandstand tickets bought, camping and parking not available till 29th November, hopefully that's not to allow the agencies to sell everything first!

It starts to pay off in year two, or if you travel more than once, June more than paid for the fee, and with an upcoming trip saving £120 it was def worth the £60 this year. 

Depends on what ticket type you pick, but currently it's 30% off of the sailing, no discount on the cabins, but you will get £10 each overnight crossing to spend in the bar/cafe.
TBH you need to travel.  With the Annual Membership being £75 you will save money, I don't know if they still charge the joining up fee, if so you won't save much if anything if you only make one crossing in the first year.
Note that you an give your account number to family and friends to make up to 15 bookings, you will then receive a £10 credit for each one when you renew.

Hope that helps!

I joined Club Voyage a few years ago, the £70'odd annual fee is easily recouped on our June crossing with around £90 discount on the sailing and £10 each to spend in the bar/cafe on the overnight sailings. We have booked a short break away in October and the saving was £120  . So it more than pays for itself with one crossing and comes into it's own with more crossings. And with a few of our friends using our code they get some discount and we get £10 off future bookings.

Our crossing for June is only slightly more expensive next year, and that's more because I chose standard fare rather than economy so that I didn't have to pay the whole lot in one go. Like most travel businesses their prices are demand driven so you need to book early to get the better prices on the popular sailings, especially the Monday return after the race.

Cabourg doesn't have a ferry port, it's a small coastal town just east of Caen!

If you mean Cherbourg then it's quite a lot further than Caen, about 50 or 60 miles I think, Last time I used Cherbourg I found the drive to be quite tedious tbh.