Day Trips - Red Route
BRACKNELL, WOKINGHAM, WINNERSH, WOODLEY, EARLEY, SHINFIELD, WHITLEY, READING, NORCOT, TILEHURST, CALCOT
brighton & the bluebell railway
Price - £ 56.00 includes train Saturday 29th March Route RE5
Home around 19.30 Booking Note / Check Meeting Points Here
Enjoy lunchtime in Brighton followed by an afternoon visit to the Bluebell Railway. One of the first preserved heritage lines in the country, the Bluebell Railway boasts one of the finest collections of vintage steam locomotives and carriages. Board a steam train for a return trip through the countryside to East Grinstead from Sheffield Park.
ross-on-wye & the dean forest railway
Price - £ 49.00 includes train & cream tea Wednesday 9th April Route RW4
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We venture across the Welsh border and visit Ross-on-Wye, a historic town perched above the River Wye. Later in the day we visit The Dean Forest Railway which runs along part of the old Severn & Wye Railway lines, and was first built as a tramroad over 200 years ago. The current railway line is approximately 4½ miles long, running from Lydney Junction Station at the south end of the line to Parkend at the north end of the line. The main station of the railway is located at Norchard, in the middle of the line, where you will find a shop, museum and café. As we steam through the beautiful and ancient Dean Forest we enjoy a tasty cream tea
faversham market and whitstable
Price - £ 34.00 Saturday 12th April Route RE5
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Mentioned in the Domesday book and located in the heart of Faversham’s historic town centre, with its stilted Guildhall, town pump and medieval buildings, Faversham is very proud of its status as the oldest market in Kent. In the afternoon we travel to the seaside town of Whitstable.
lyndhurst & exbury gardens
Price - £ 47.00 includes admission & train Thursday 17th April Route RW6
Home around 18.30 Booking Note / Check Meeting Points Here
A morning stop in Lyndhurst, the largest village in the New Forest, before we travel to Exbury Gardens, which is world famous for the Rothschild collection of Rhododendrons, Azaleas and Camellias. We include a delightful journey aboard the narrow-gauge steam railway. The trains travel on an extended 1.5 mile track through the gardens, meandering through the Summer Lane Garden before skirting past the Rock Garden, travelling through the tunnel and then stopping off at Exbury North. The return journey includes a loop around Dragonfly Pond, where passengers can watch out for wildlife, before heading back to Exbury Central.
abba voyage
Price - £ 99.00 Includes seated ticket in block K Afternoon performance Monday 21st April Route RE11
Home around 19.00 Booking Note / Check Meeting Points Here
Leaving the local area we head to the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park and the ABBA Arena. There will be time for you to obtain lunch locally before the show. Blending cutting-edge technology, spectacular lighting, and some of the most beloved songs ever written, ABBA take to the stage in a whole new way. In a stunning, purpose-built arena, one of the most popular groups in history appear as digital avatars in a ‘ground-breaking’ concert that really ‘needs to be seen to be believed’. Please note that steps will be encountered.
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