FAQs - Person with reduced mobility (PRM)
Person with reduced mobility (PRM)
What type of ticket must a person with reduced mobility purchase?
Platforms PRM SOURCE or PRM CHICANE
Attention!
The PRM SOURCE or PRM CHICANE platforms are exclusively intended for people with reduced mobility who have a blue badge (= the disabled card).
People who do not meet these criteria will not be accepted on these platforms.
The packages include a ticket for the disabled person, a ticket for the accompanying person and a parking ticket.
Each PRM platform includes a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.
Where are the platforms for people with reduced mobility (PRM)?
1) The PRM SOURCE platform is located next to Gold 7, near the La Source bend. It is equipped with a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.
2) The CHICANE PRM platform is located at the foot of Gold 11. It is equipped with a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.
Are there tickets for people with reduced mobility (PRM)? What does the ticket include?
Yes.
There are special tickets for people with reduced mobility who have a blue badge (= the disabled card). The PRM SOURCE or PRM CHICANE platforms are exclusively intended for these people.
People who do not meet these criteria will not be accepted on these platforms.
The packages include a ticket for the person with reduced mobility, a ticket for the accompanying person and a parking ticket.
Each PRM platform includes a wheelchair ramp and a chair for the accompanying person.
Is there a car park to facilitate access for people with reduced mobility?
Yes, there is a specific car park, the PRM car park. This parking is included in your PRM ticket.
Are there adapted toilets on the Spa-Francorchamps site for people with reduced mobility?
Yes, there are adapted toilets for people with reduced mobility. These are only provided around the 2 PRM platforms (PRM SOURCE & PRM CHICANE).
Are there suitable facilities on the campsite for people with reduced mobility (showers, toilets etc.)?
No. The remote areas of the two PRM platforms and the PRM car park will be difficult to access for people with reduced mobility (PRM).