Party on - New Deals for Groups
Celebrating its ever-growing reputation as a group tourist destination to keep everyone happy, Crich Tramway Village has just announced enhanced Group deals for 2008.
Throughout this year the Village - which is home to the National Tramway Museum - has been the destination of choice for an incredible assortment of parties - from tram and train enthusiasts to cycle clubs, from scout and guide groups to probus clubs and WIs. Many of the groups have also travelled considerable distances - some from overseas.
Commenting on the success of Crich Tramway Village as a favourite destination for organised parties, Marketing Manager, Cara Marchant said: "Although we do attract the specialist interest groups who have a real passion for transport history we believe the main reason we are so popular in general with groups is down to the diversity of the attraction - there genuinely is something for everyone at Crich - all ages, interests and abilities."
Vintage trams journey to and fro down a cobbled street past the former Derby Assembly rooms before passing under the Bowes-Lyon Bridge and climbing a mile and a half of track that provides breathtaking views of the surrounding countryside. Take a stroll along the fascinating Woodland Walk & Sculpture Trail which winds its way back to the Village or remain on the tram and be dropped off outside The Red Lion Pub and Rita’s Tearooms before visiting the fascinating Workshop Viewing Gallery. There are also picnic areas and indoor and outdoor play areas to keep the children entertained
To help make the Tramway Village and National Tramway Museum an even more attractive proposition to groups looking for a day out, management has announced that group rates for 2008 will stay the same as 2007. In addition a number of other incentives such as free admission for helpers in disabled parties (one helper free to five people), perks for coach drivers and free guided tours.
If you want to find out more or make a booking call now on 01773 854321 or book online
