Metzeler Village Hospitality Returns for 2025 Isle of Man TT
The very popular Metzeler TT Village hospitality is back in 2025 and will be open to all members of the public at the Isle of Man TT races
The Metzeler TT Village is one of the brand’s most popular innovations and will make a return to the Isle of Man TT races for the first time since 2018.
Keeping its traditional campsite offerings for the public, hotel-like service is being promised by Metzeler as part of an attempt to provide the best fan experience to date.
One of the major changes is the location as the new Metzeler site will remain in Douglas, although it will be situated around the Bray Hill area of the TT course. The accommodation will feature tents that can fit three people, but this time, all tents will be equipped with ‘real’ beds and improved comfort.
Additionally, toilets are included inside each structure, while free WIFI is supplied throughout the entire area and motorcycle parking will also be available. Mobile phone charging services will be included as will a guest house where members of the public can have breakfast every morning.
Metzeler has retained a strong presence at the Isle of Man TT, serving as a major sponsor while in 2023 it was confirmed as the official tyre supplier for the event for a five-year period (2023-2027).
As part of a press release from the German manufacturer, it said: “After the success recorded in the six events held from 2013 to 2018, this year the Metzeler campsite is renewed with some innovations. First of all, the location changes, although it will always be in Douglas, the beating heart of the action, but now within the Bray Hill area, a steep climb located not far from the TT Grandstand and the Metzeler Bridge, and one of the best spots along the route from which to enjoy the races and the unique experience of the Isle of Man TT.
“The structure will offer, as in the past, quality accommodation with tents, which can accommodate up to a maximum of 3 people, for the first time equipped with real beds and equipped with every comfort. In addition, inside the structure there are toilets, motorcycle parking, free Wi-Fi throughout the area, a mobile phone charging service and a guest house where guests can have breakfast every morning.”
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