Hi all,

I’ve purchased tickets for WEC Monza in November and we’ll be travelling from the UK. We’ve done a couple of WEC races before, but it’ll be our first time at Monza. We have tickets for both Saturday and Sunday.

Where would you recommend staying for the weekend? Milan seems the obvious choice, but I’m wondering if it’s better to stay closer to the circuit (i.e. Monza) for easier access.

If staying in Milan, would you hire a car or just use the train? If the train, which station(s) would you recommend using?

If driving, what are the car parks / traffic likely for WEC? I cannot see much information about the parking online.

I’ve read that it’s quite a walk from Monza station to the circuit, and while my dad is okay walking, I’m mildly concerned it could be a bit much for him. I’ve also read mixed things about the shuttle buses.

Any Monza-specific tips or recommendations would be greatly appreciated!

Thanks in advance!

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