30th "Anniversaire at Aulnay Citroën Factory September 22nd

[smiffy1071]

Hmmm, I like the sound of this, I will see what time I can get off!

[Xemes]

@saintjamesy89 : We would like to know more or less how many people is coming , but for such a case as your's , at the worst if you arrive without telling us before You'll be accepted
The only problem would be the conservatoire : there's only 40 people who can enter ( and not 41 due to Citroën insurances ) at each session
Our rule is first booked first served
We are trying to add a new visit schedule but this is not garanted for the moment : that's already the very first time the conservatoire is opening on saturnday (and with 2 tours) …!
The only advantage people from this forum have is that we are trying to include them in the 11.00AM session due to the crossing channel : this is the best we can do
Foreign payments will not happen before the beginning of september :french people have already paid it

[mds141]

Has anyone given any thought to which route to Aulnay we take? ie slow and scenic or blasting down the autoroute. Do we also want to avoid the toll rds.

[mds141]

I've had a look on my map and the A26-E 15 towards Arras and then the A1-E15 towards Paris and then take the Boulevard Peripherique towards Aulnay sois bois.

[Caffiend]

It'll have to be the quick way there, or we won't make it in time for petit dejeuner and 11 am tour - presume the fast route is the one you've posted?

Should have time for scenic route back, depending on how many have signed up for lunch

[Xemes]

This is one of the different possible road to go
You can turn before reaching the Boulevard Périphérique
Here a an interesting link to find your road ( there is also the different prices of the tolls , the distance , the real time ,the £ or € …)

http://www.viamichelin.co.uk/web/Itiner ... eConso=5.6

In the upper right part language can be changed
They propose 3 different roads

Your goal is
Boulevard André Citroën
93601 AULNAY SOUS BOIS

[Mike E (uk)]

In case I can make it, exactly what are the travelling times planned?
Cross channel sat am, early and cross back on the Saturday or Sunday?

Mike

[mds141]

Mike, dep Folkestone 05-04 Sat 22
dep Calais 20-50 Sat 22.

[Mike E (uk)]

Is anyone planning to go to the other Museam on the 23rd?

And then return on the Sunday afternoon/evening?

It would make the trip a lot less hectic.

Mike

[Vanny]

I'm on the quick and hectic version unfortunately.

[Philip Chidlow]

I'm on the quick 'n hectic too. If all goes to plan.

[hilarystone]

I will be staying over to the Sunday...

[Caffiend]

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[Philip Chidlow]

Route?

Google maps suggests this route:

DEPART
Calais Ferry Terminal.
62100 Calais, France

1. Head southeast
Toll road 1.8 km

2. Continue straight onto N216 3.7 km

3. Continue onto A216 1.5 km

4. Keep left at the fork, follow signs forSaint-Omer/Arras/Reims/Paris and merge onto E15/A26
Partial toll road 105 km

5. Take the A1/E15 exit toward Arras-Est/Paris
Toll road 1.3 km

6. Merge onto A1
Partial toll road
Speed camera in 41.9 km 154 km

7. Slight right onto A3 1.5 km

8. Take the exit onto A104 toward Lyon/Marne-la-Vallée 2.0 km

9. Take exit 1 toward Parc des Expositions/Parc Départemental du Sausset/Circuit Carole/Z.I. Paris Nord 400 m

10. Turn right onto D40
Go to roundabout and turn into PSA facility 1.6 km

ARRIVE
Boulevard André Citroën
Aulnay-sous-Bois, France

That's about 170 miles (273kms)

[Paul296]

Route?

Google maps suggests this route:

DEPART
Calais

drive drive drive drive drive

ARRIVE
Boulevard André Citroën
Aulnay-sous-Bois, France

That's about 170 miles (273kms)

Thank you kindly Phillip - copied, pasted and printed!